Most Popular Books by Phil Roxbee Cox

Frog, who likes to jog, meets a dog and a hog on his jog.

Ted the bear goes shopping for a red bed.

A toy duck plays hide-and-seek with his young owner.

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Created in consultation with language experts, this book is part of an engagin phonics-based series, written to help children learn to read.

A story about Lucy, a little girl who pays a high price for telling lies.

A fat cat spends the day interacting with her neighbors.

When Hen gets 10 new pens she draws on everything.

A story with a phonics-based text, designed to help children learn to read. Some pages have fold-out flaps which give new readers a chance to guess what will happen next. The inside back cover contains a phonic breakdown of the words in the book.

A story with a phonics-based text to help children who are beginning to read. It is illustrated by Stephen Cartwright. Some pages have pull-out flaps to give readers a chance to guess what will happen next. The inside back cover gives a phonic breakdown of the words in the story.

This illustrated easy reader blends a phonic-based text with a funny story and is designed to help children crack the reading code with ease.

This second book of spinechillers contains 3 titles from the Spinechiller series. Packed with thrills and suspense, each tale is illustrated with colour pictures and includes clues and red herrings, giving readers a chance to stay ahead of the action.

A story in rhyme about a piglet who is never where he belongs.

MYSTERY MANSION IS A PLACE OF DARK SECRETS AND TERRIFYING NIGHTMARES. HARRY THE BOOT BOY TRIES TO IGNORE THEM ALL AND GET ON WITH HIS JOB UNTIL HE FINDS HIMSELF CAUGHT UP IN AN ADVENTURE MORE SCARY THAN ANY NIGHTMARE.

Combining a phonics-based text with a funny story, this book is aimed at beginner readers. The pictures give clues to the words and fold out flaps on some pages give children the chance to guess what will happen next.''

A cautionary tale for children everywhere to warn of the perils of behaving badly and not doing what you''re told.

Combining a phonics-based text with a funny story, the books in this new series are aimed at beginner readers.

Part of the "High Impact" series for reluctant readers, this text is designed to motivate secondary school students with a reading age of eight to nine. Discover the cruel and crazy stories of: Vlad Dracula; Henry VIII; and Jack the Ripper.

An introduction to Viking civilization, including who they were, and how they lived, dressed, and worshipped. Includes addresses of Internet sites about the Vikings.

Dom & Abi begin to piece together the awful truth of the abandoned playhouse. Clues for the reader to solve along the way. 7-9 yrs.

Using visual clues provided throughout the story, readers solve the mystery of who shot Sam Goodhorn, the sheriff of Morgan''s Gulch.

Usborne Phonics Readers have been created in consultation with a language expert, taking into account the latest research on the most effective ways of teaching reading. Children who have just learned to read can enjoy the lively stories with very little guidance from an adult, gaining the experience and enthusiasm they need to become fully confident readers. Stephen Cartwrights delightful illustrations complement the text and are designed to stimulate further interest. Fold-out pages add to the enjoyment.

Gives children the opportunity to approach Latin in a lively way. The book follows a question-and-answer format, while short sections of bilingual text inform the reader about life in Ancient Rome. Different colours are used for illustrating each language, giving children an extra aid to learning.