Most Popular Books by Sally Sutton

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Boys and bugs - beaut! Ben''s lost his pet icky-ooky-sticky-smick. And he is determined to find him. No other bug will do. No cribble-crabble-scuttle-snucks! Or lurky-murky-dottle-spots! Only his purple and velvety icky-ooky-sticky-smick ...

A funny little story describing the daily life of a regular young bat-his run-ins with Mr Forster the mean maths teacher and other adventures including Vamp''s dares, the Festival of Exploding Stars (Guy Fawkes), the Shining (Sun) and meeting his dad.

PICTURE BOOKS. Three great board books inside - Roadworks, Demolition and Construction! CRASH! ROAR! THUMP! The construction crew is ready to go! Big machines and busy workers team together to build things up and knock things down. Boisterous sound words and vibrant colours make these rhyming board books the perfect read-alouds for young truck lovers. Ages 0+

Self Supply highlights the approaches used where governments have recognised self-supply, illustrating key technological and socio-economic issues.The book focuses on sub-Saharan Africa where self-supply is especially relevant to the urgent challenge of extending water services to all, as demanded by the Sustainable Development Goals.

If you ever thought detectives can''t be divas, you need to meet Lulu and her fabulous mystery-solving dance troupe! This illustrated chapter series is ideal for dance-mad emerging and confident readers.

Sshh... NOT for parents! You can keep a SECRET, right? Clara and I have a herd of tiny, talking, splishy-splashy, flying horsesand theyre REAL! Its true. Those naughty Miniwings get us into so much TROUBLE. Who would have thought a weekend at Nana''s could lead to a complete KITTY CATASTROPHE!

"This lively poem captures the excitement and enthusiasm of a class of students who have created their own "big machine boogie", inspired by the movements of machines at work nearby"--Publisher''s website.

A glitzy and glamorous hotel, a fabulous flamenco dance, and a mystery to solve for the Silver Star Dancers! But how will they dance with webbed feet? And will they crack the case of the mysterious robbery?

"Jess and Pip see a robber, Bad Bob, stealing things in their local restaurant, The Big Yum. They pursue and catch Bad Bob, earning the praise and gratitude of the chef." --Publisher description.

"When Jack presses a big, red button on his jet pack, he and Rex go zooming up to Mars. There, they meet a goat farmer whose burping goats have all escaped their pen. Jack and Rex think of lots of crazy ways to help the farmer catch the goats, and they finally succeed by a stroke of luck." --Publisher description.

"When Dan the bus driver falls ill, his bus careers off down the road with kids on board. Jack and Rex zoom after it and, despite crashing through a campsite and a duckpond, they manage to save the bus and the kids - and get Dan to a hospital." --Publisher description.

"Jess follows Pip and her family to the airport. As Jess attempts to track down some buns, she finds herself on the runway. There, she saves a jet from crashing into a luggage trolley and earns herself a holiday." --Publisher description.