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Letterland ABC Book
Richard Carlisle, Lyn Wendon
Hardcover (HarperCollins Publishers, June 30, 1996)First published by Letterland Direct in 1995, this alphabet book introduces the letter people. Illustrated in full colour by Jane Launchbury.
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Letterland ABC
Richard Carlisle, Lyn Wendon
Hardcover (Harpercollins Pub Ltd, Oct. 31, 1998)This title introduces children to the Letterland alphabet and starts them on the road to successful reading and writing.
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Letterland ABC
Richard Carlisle, Lyn Wendon
Board book (Hamlyn, May 31, 1985)None
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Letterland: Alphabet of Rhymes
Lyn Wendon~Richard Carlisle
Paperback (Letterland International, Jan. 1, 2000)None
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Letterland ABC: Book
Richard Carlisle, Lyn Wendon
Hardcover (HarperCollins Publishers, March 15, 1985)None
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Letterland Picture Dictionary
Lyn Wendon, Richard Carlisle
Paperback (Harpercollins Pub Ltd, June 30, 2000)None
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Letterland ABC
Richard Carlisle, Lyn Wendon
Paperback (Harpercollins Pub Ltd, Aug. 31, 2001)This alphabet book introduces each Letterland character with a story-like text to ensure that children easily become familiar with them and their behaviour in words.
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Letterland Picture Dictionary
Richard Carlisle, Lyn Wendon
Hardcover (Letterland International, Sept. 15, 1993)All the characters from Letterland appear to introduce over 400 first words in this colourful Picture Dictionary.
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Whoʼs afraid of spiders?
Richard Carlisle
Hardcover (Orbis, March 15, 1985)A child realizes that spiders are not something to fear after thinking about how very small they are and how they probably get lonely.
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Impy Ink's Invisible Ink
Lyn Wendon, Richard Carlisle, Jane Launchbury
Hardcover (Letterland International, )None
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Who's afraid of ghosts?
Richard Carlisle
(Oak Tree Publications, Jan. 1, 1987)A child ponders all the places that may be concealing the ghosts he fears, until his parents convince him that ghosts are not real.
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Who's afraid of monsters?
Richard Carlisle
Hardcover (International Book Marketing [distributor], March 15, 1985)A boy imagines many different kinds of monsters and realizes that monsters could be friendly creatures.