New Releases by Ros Asquith

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.

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.

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!

The Fab Four are off on a school trip. But can Owl cope with taking part in scary activities and having to share a cabin with bossy-boots Bernice Berens? She''ll have the Fab Four to help of course. Ages 5+.

Trixie, the tweenager with a brain full of fireworks and a heart of gold has some problems to solve. These involve: finding a ghost; finding her trumpet; trying to get to the Save the World with a Song Concert; and discovering just who it is who''s been following her around.

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.

Introducing the Fab Four: Frizzy Lizzy (every day''s a bad hair day), E-claire (fat and happy), Owl (wouldn''t say anything to a goose, let alone boo) and Flash Harriet (pony fanatic) Ros Asquith is renowned for her ability to bring out the humour in adolescent worries and insecurities. The Fab Four have their fair share, and Ros Asquith deals with them in her inimitable but reassuring way in these hilarious and addictive pre-teen stories. Love Bug. Normally Flash prefers mucking out to making out but when she meets the gorgeous new stable boy, the plight of Flame the old pony gets forgotten. Can Flame be saved from the knacker''s yard and should Flash be let loose with a make-up bag? Drama Queen Owl''s incredibly shy but she''s got big dreams - and nothing''s going to stop her from being in the school play. Will she get the starring part or should she play something quieter, a piece of scenery perhaps?

This lift-the-flap book with rhyming text and a warm-hearted ending features a toddler who insists on doing everything his way, whether it is getting dressed, doing a jigsaw puzzle or getting ready for bedtime.

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.

A baby crawls after his bouncy ball, down the hall, out the door, and into the woods - before being rescued by his mother.

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.

Owl is usually very shy, but she has dreams of being in the school play, and nothing is going to stop her. Will she get the starring role, or should she play something quieter, such as a piece of scenery?

Introducing the Fab Four: Frizzy Lizzy (every day''s a bad hair day), E-claire (fat and happy), Owl (wouldn''t say anything to a goose, let alone boo) and Flash Harriet (pony fanatic) Ros Asquith is renowned for her ability to bring out the humour in adolescent worries and insecurities. The Fab Four have their fair share, and Ros Asquith deals with them in her inimitable and reassuring way in these hilarious and addictive pre-teen series. Frock Shock. Eclaire''s happy being fat but her pencil-thin mum''s got other ideas. Can Eclaire escape the horrors of the Twigs and Jumbos slimming club? Bad Hair Days. Frizzy Lizzy has tried every potion ever invented to tame her wild hair. Can her brother''s chemistry set succeed where the rest have failed? When you''re as desperate as Lizzy anything''s worth a go...

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.