Ian Whybrow

Little Wolf and his brother Smellybreff get a lesson in Badness from Mom and Dad.

Sammy finds toy dinosaurs in the attic that come to life when he names each one.

Logan is trying to call his grandmother. But he misdials several times and the reader is able to lift the flap to see whom Logan has called as he talks to Duck, Cow, and finally a cranky crocodile.

In a series of letters to his parents, Little Wolf describes his attempts to create "the scariest school in the world" and convince his ghostly Uncle Bigbad to teach a magic class.

After twelve-year-old Oliver recites an ancient Indian magical spell and becomes invisible, he enlists the aid of his classmate, Nicky, and the two of them join forces to undo the damage as well as to help their families and themselves.

As a sleepy boy decides it is bedtime and sets out across the farm toward home, he meets several animals who, in their noisy way, express the same idea.

During the first night he has ever spent away from home, Joe helps his uncle with a sheep and her new baby lamb, and finds that comforting the animals helps lessen his own fear.

Little pig experiences the power of words and the joy of friendship.

Everyone likes Stanley the rabbit, but his friends all think that he is really only interested in eating carrots and mucking about in his hutch. But when someone very special comes to visit, it is Stanley that steals the show, because the wonderful thing about rabbits is -- they are much cleverer than they look!

Little Wolf and his brother Smellybreff play a naughty trick in their quest for dinner.