Books published by publisher Arthur H. Stockwell

Maia lives in the tropical country of Guyana, South America. Her adventures begin when she is left a treasure box by her beloved Granny Harriet. Within the box is a map of the ancient lost city of El Dorado, the City of Gold. At the centre of the city is a magnificent golden-barked oak tree called The Tree of El. Maia is following in the footsteps of a long line of explorers who have faced danger and hardship in their search for the fabulous treasure. Journey with her as she discovers The Secret of El Dorado City: The Tree of El.

This short story in poetry form is about a cute, mischievous little bear called Pom-Pom. Pom-Pom is very kind and loving and wishes to please her parents at all times, but in the process she often ends up in all sorts of trouble. She is a great thinker, full of ideas, and she always tries to be helpful and good. When there is a problem she always tries to solve it, but the well-meaning bear finds herself in even greater difficulties. In Pom-Pom the Podgy Bear, Sandra Christina Shaw introduces us to Pom-Pom and relates the first of her many adventures.

Danny is a refuse lorry. He collects waste from the businesses of Sparkle City. He lives at the Sparkle City Waste and Recycling Plant with all his friends. Between them they keep Sparkle City sparkling clean. Small children will love these two illustrated stories about Danny and his friends, and will also learn about the vehicles which are used to keep our streets clean.

From far and wide the garden creatures come to Dr Earwig's surgery under the shed. It is a hospital like no other. The Doctor never knows what kind of creepy-crawly his next patient will be. All are treated with kindly care, wise words and marvellous medicines. Dr Earwig and his assistant, Nurse Ant, have home-made remedies for all occasions and the Doctor's emergency bag is always packed. They are ready at a moment's notice to help any garden creatures who are sick or injured - moths and millipedes, stag beetles and spiders, worms and even wasps are welcome.