Best Selling Books by Ros Asquith

DIVAll Trixie has ever wanted is her very own horse—and when her gran wins money in a competition, Trixie''s dream finally comes true. But the pony turns out to be more of a nightmare than a dream come true—after all, where DO you keep a pony in a suburban house? In the bedroom? Worth a try, maybe. Trixie''s brain will have to work overtime to solve this one!DIVDIVDIVRos Asquith is a cartoonist and the author ofBabies,Ball!,My Do It!, andPass the Parcel.

Letty Chubb''s inimitable look at everything every Teenage Worrier needs to know to Thrive and Survive in these four A-Z guides: from Blind Dates and Lust to Love Bites and Tongues; Breakfast, Brothers and Nannies; Acne, Contraception and Swimming with Dolphins; Creativity, Girl Power and Teachers; and much, more more. All copiously illustrated with black-and-white cartoons on virtually every single spread.

Trixie explores her witchy genes (inherited through seventeen generations) at a school for witches, which is Very Extremely NOT Hogwarts!Trixie can''t believe her luck when she''s invited to attend a half-term taster course in witchcraft and Wizardry at Conundrums Academy. But her witchy prowess and her inventiveness are tested to the full by the Very Extremely peculiar rules and punishments, and the generally strange goings-on.Trixie is also on a secret mission to find a Long Lost Family Heirloom rumoured to be somewhere in the school. And if anything goes wrong - the Evil Force will mince her!

Trixie Tempest ''s guide to living life to the full... as a tweenager. In A to Z format, this is something that''s so hot, tweens won''t be able to keep their hands on it Trixie Tempest is a tiny, mouthy, mischievous, free-thinking tweenager who wants to Save the World. She''s passionate about horses, vegetarianism, football and music and wants to put the world straight on a number of points. Readers will already know this tweenage tearaway through her two novels: Trixie Tempest and the Amazing Talking Dog and Trixie Tempest and the Ghost of St Aubergine. Trixie''s ABZ of Life is Trixie''s very own advice guide for worried tweenagers. Answering all those difficult questions that tweenagers want to know the answers to. Sleepover. How not to be afraid of the dark. How to deal with embarrassing parents etc. In handy A to Z format, tweenagers just have to think of the first letter of their problem and look up for Trixie''s marvellous advice A for adults -- they mean well and are useful for buying houses and providing pocket money C for Creativity That school is the worst place for a tweenager to spend the most creative part of her life E for Ears The space between a tweenagers'' ears is not entirely occuped with thoughts of crop tops, disco parties, toenail colourings and boy bands Sure to be as much of a success with the tweenage population, as Ros Asquith''s Letty Chubb books are for teenagers.

Asquith''s deceptively simple text shows us the world through the eyes of a young boy on his various adventures. One moment he''s a ''water boy'' at the seaside, the next he''s a ''farm boy'' playing with the animals. The book is aimed at children aged three and over.

Trixie the tweenager can''t believe her luck when she receives an invitation to attend a half-term taster course In witchcraft and wizardry at Conundrum''s Academy.

When mother pig decides to leave her little piggies for a night out, the piggies don''t want her to go. But they have so much fun with their father, they don''t notice how quickly the evening disappears.

Cordelia is trying to write her latest story, about Jean Bond, Secret Agent. But events at her school, Falmer North, keep getting in the way, and her friends, Viola and Callum, seem intent on distracting her further. At this rate, she''s never going to produce a literary masterpiece!Features top tips for wannabe writers.

Ghostly goings-on and the hilarious Save the World with a Song concert feature in this second title about the tweenager with a brain full of fireworks and a heart of gold.In this second book about everyone''s favourite tweenager, Trixie has to discover two things. Firstly, just who or what is the Ghost of St Aubergine''s Primary School and what does he or she want? Secondly, why does the Save the Car Factory meeting have to be on the same day as her Save the World with a Song Concert? Thirdly, just what has happened to her trumpet she left on the bus? Fourthly, why is that dirty old man following her everywhere? The trials and tribulations of growing up, told with hilarious, fast-moving humour. Join Trixie and her friends and foes, in this rip-roaring, rollicking, tumultous and Very Extremely funny novel.

A guide to life for perplexed teenagers everywhere. It is the third title in Ros Asquith''s Teenage Worrier series, and contains the advice of Letty Chubb, now aged 15, and wiser than ever.

The Oxford Literacy Independent fiction texts include: exciting stories with enticing and compelling storylines and characters narrative and comic formats story maps to help students retell the stories in their own words (included in levels 1-17 books)contemporary and engaging illustrations All titles can be purchased in packs of six. For more information, please contact your Oxford Primary Consultant

Ros Asquith, cartoonist and author of many children''s books such as Trixie Tempest and Pass the Parcel), gives a masterclass on illustrating your own cartoons - with help from Trixie Tempest and others. This is an instructional book in the same style as Ros Asquith''s turquoise level Collins Big Cat title, How to Make Storybooks.

Babies will enjoy looking at pictures of lots of different babies in a variety of situations, and will especially love looking at themselves in the mirror at the end! This beautifully illustrated and humorous book, with simple, rhyming text, is perfect for sharing with your baby. And in this handy-sized format, even the tiniest children can join in!

Taking the form of the diary of Letty Chubb, this tear-stained tome covers three months of worries about boyz, frendz, skule and family, and why Letty still cannot fill an A cup.

Letty Chubb''s inimitable look at everything every Teenage Worrier needs to know to Thrive and Survive in these four A-Z guides: from Blind Dates and Lust to Love Bites and Tongues; Breakfast, Brothers and Nannies; Acne, Contraception and Swimming with Dolphins; Creativity, Girl Power and Teachers; and much, more more. All copiously illustrated with black-and-white cartoons on virtually every single spread.