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Books with author Neal Layton

  • The Invincible Tony Spears: Book 1

    Neal Layton

    eBook (Hodder Children's Books, July 14, 2016)
    Perfect for every child who has ever dreamed of travelling to space...Making new friends is never easy, but seems impossible when Tony moves to a new town and school mid-term. But when he finds a round red button hidden in a cupboard, all his worries are forgotten. The button transforms his dull kitchen into a spaceship, called The Invincible. There's nothing more exciting than cruising the universe for adventure, but what about school and his mum?Tony Spears' epic-galactic-space-adventures and his earthly life begin to converge. The universe is in danger, 'Sports Morning' is looming at school and Tony's mum won't have a messy kitchen! Will Tony find a way to save the universe, and also deal with the difficulties in his 'real' life?Inspired by Tim Peake and Major Tom ...
  • The Story of the Stars Hardcover

    Neal Layton

    Hardcover (Barnes & Noble, )
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  • The Sunday Blues: A Book for Schoolchildren, Schoolteachers, and Anybody Else Who Dreads Monday Mornings

    Neal Layton

    Hardcover (Candlewick, July 22, 2002)
    A funny and all-too-familiar story that will delight anybody who has a hard time looking forward to Monday mornings.Steve was fed up. He was fed up because it was Sunday and becausethat meant tomorrow was Monday and because that meant SCHOOL!What is good about Sundays? Walking the dog, splashing in puddles, visiting Auntie Vera, and yummeroony food, for starters. But Steve still can’t help having the Sunday Blues. He knows that Monday morning is right around the corner - and can anything good happen on Mondays?
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  • The Mammoth Academy

    Neal Layton

    Hardcover (Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), Sept. 2, 2008)
    Oscar and his sister, Arabella, are starting their first year at the Mammoth Academy. Oscar isn’t fond of schoolwork, but he loves learning outdoor sports and becoming best friends with Fox. Things are going wonderfully, until the cook’s oranges are stolen and Oscar spots some MYSTERIOUS TRACKS. Whatever made the MYSTERIOUS TRACKS has only two feet. Could it be those wild and dangerous animals called humans?
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  • The Story of the Stars

    Neal Layton

    Hardcover (Hodder Children's Books, Oct. 3, 2013)
    Find out everything you ever wanted to know about the stars told in 10 pop-up spreads by the Smarties award-winner Neal Layton. Neal's unique perspective on stars from thousands of years ago to today presents stars, solar systems and galaxies in a format accessible to the very young.
  • The Mammoth Academy in Trouble!

    Neal Layton

    Hardcover (Henry Holt and Co. (BYR), July 21, 2009)
    Oscar, Arabella, and their friends can’t wait to begin their second termat theMammoth Academy. But when they arrive at school on the first day after winter break, there’s a threatening graffiti message waiting for them. It seems the Cave Skool has moved nearby, and its pupils—those wild and dangerous animals called humans—are wreaking havoc. When a huge snowstorm hits and everyone is trapped inside the academy, the humans attack! With a little teamwork and a lot of explosive materials, the mammoths and their friends just might be able to save the day.
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  • Smile If You're Human

    Neal Layton

    Hardcover (Dial, March 1, 1999)
    An alien family visits a zoo in search of a real-life human, but their not-very-good guide to Earth fails them and they resort to trial and error while continuing to look and eventually figure out what makes humans special.
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  • The Mammoth Academy

    Neal Layton

    Paperback (Square Fish, May 11, 2010)
    Oscar and his sister, Arabella, are starting their first year at the Mammoth Academy. Oscar isn't fond of schoolwork, but he loves learning outdoor sports and becoming best friends with Fox. Things are going wonderfully, until the cook's oranges are stolen and Oscar spots some MYSTERIOUS TRACKS.Whatever made the MYSTERIOUS TRACKS has only two feet. Could it be those wild and dangerous animals called humans?
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  • This Is Me, Eating!

    Neal Layton

    Board book (Walker Books Ltd, )
    None
  • Go Wild with . . . Colours

    Neal Layton

    Board book (Pavilion, )
    None
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  • Go Wild with . . . Designs

    Neal Layton

    Board book (Pavilion, )
    None
  • Oscar and Arabella

    Neal Layton

    Hardcover (Hodder & Stoughton, May 1, 2002)
    Oscar was a woolly mammoth. And so was Arabella. Did anyone ever tell you that woolly mammoths weren't very smart? Don't believe them if they did! Oscar and Arabella were two woolly mammoths who had to think very fast to outwit the scary creature lurking in the cave. Quirky and imaginative—this is a startlingly distinctive picture book, wildly and wittily illustrated.
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