Fig’s Giant
Illustrated by JAGO

Fig is beach-combing one day when she notices two brown towers sticking up like gravestones from the sand. But they aren’t gravestones. They are shoes. Giant shoes – with giant feet inside them.

Oxford University Press

Shane has wanted a mobile phone for as long as he can remember – but not like Mo! He pictured a phone he could whip out, like a cowboy going for his gun, or a policeman radioing for back up. But…..

Hodder Children’s Books

Noisy Neighbours

Mr Flinch hates noise. His neighbours are just the opposite - they like having fun and making lots of noise. Flinch wants to get rid of them, but will he regret his actions?

Oxford University Press

Illustrated by DAVID WYATT

"The sequel turned out quite old in age appeal - which was in keeping with J M Barrie's book. But many people think of Peter Pan as a favourite of little children. So with those children in mind OUP and Great Ormond Street Hospital asked me to shorten my story and take out the scarier, darker elements; they asked David to illustrate it in full colour. But I don't think anyone was expecting the fabulous pictures he came up with. It has given a whole new dimension to Neverland. Even if you already own the older version, even if you are at the older end of the reading spectrum, do take a look inside the new 'big red book' just to appreciate a master-craftsman at work."

Oxford University Press

Illustrated by Jana Diemberger

Strange little creature
Strange pale eyes, so full of fear
Strange little monk, his habit as dark as nightmares
Strange little boy, shaped like a question mark
Who are you?

Phoenix Yard Books