Books with author Ian Fraser

Ogg and Bob are cavemen. They’re also best friends. Ogg is good at thinking of things for the two friends to do together. Bob is good at solving the problems that he and Ogg encounter. But what happens when these two cavemen decide to get a pet mammoth? With simple text, funny "caveman speak," and full-color illustrations on every page, these delightful chapter books are a treat for children.

Ogg and Bob are cavemen. They’re also best friends. Ogg is good at thinking of things for the two friends to do together. Bob is good at solving the problems that he and Ogg encounter. But what happens when these two cavemen decide to get a pet mammoth? With simple text, funny "caveman speak," and full-color illustrations on every page, these delightful chapter books are a treat for children.

Ogg and Bob are cavemen. They’re also best friends. Ogg is good at thinking of things for the two friends to do together. Bob is good at solving the problems that he and Ogg encounter. But what happens when these two cavemen decide to get a pet mammoth? With simple text, funny "caveman speak," and full-color illustrations on every page, these delightful chapter books are a treat for children.

From a time of adventure and a place of mystery comes the larger than life legend of Nova Scotia heroine who arrives as the lone survivor of a shipwreck. Plucked from the sea, stricken by memory loss, the girl is taken in by her rescuers and given the name of Peggy. Against the dramatic setting of the famous seafaring village, Peggy finds a new life until it becomes clear to her she must reclaim her lost identity. As dark adversaries threaten to destroy her, Peggy is forced to make a choice that could cost her the only life she knows. In a breathtakingly dangerous adventure to Scotland, Peggy unravels clues to rediscover who she is and who she wants to be.

Ogg and Bob are cavemen. They’re also best friends. Ogg is good at thinking of things for the two friends to do together. Bob is good at solving the problems that he and Ogg encounter. But what happens when these two cavemen decide to get a pet mammoth? With simple text, funny "caveman speak," and full-color illustrations on every page, these delightful chapter books are a treat for children.

This collection of stories helps children to think about the other living things on our planet. It aims to raise awareness and prompt questions about the ways in which we should relate sensitively to one another and contribute to bringing peace and harmony to our world. The book also offers suggestions for extended activities and discussions and should be useful in schools, assemblies, Sunday schools, youth groups and drama classes.

Edna could talk to her dead twin. No one else knew, it was their secret. And then Edna met Jane, a girl of her own age who'd been locked up in an asylum because she heard voices. Did she really? Or did someone have a more sinister reason for having Jane locked away? Edna knows she must help Jane to break out and go with her to London to find out the truth. Victorian London though with its thieves and beggars is more dangerous than any asylum as the girls are about to find out.