Books published by publisher Twyncroft Publishing

This story is about the relationship between a wooded peg (Peggy Peg), and a mallet (Molly Mallet). Molly was restless and wanted to join two pieces of wood together using wooden pegs. The story takes Molly in search of the wood and pegs, and how she goes about joining the wood together using Peggy. The story explains the correct pegs and holes in the wood to use. (1231 words)

This story is about a screw (Sally Screw) and a screwdriver (Fred Flathead). Sally wanted to know which type of screwdriver fits different screws, and goes on a journey with other screws to find out. Sally and her friends eventually meet up with Fred Flathead and Chris Crosshead (the screwdrivers) who explain their uses. The story explains the two types of screws, groove and crosshead, and the screwdrivers that fit those screws, flathead and crosshead. (1444 words)

The story concerns a wooden mallet and a chisel. Molly Mallet needs to cut a hole in a piece of wood and coerces Charlie Chisel into helping her. Another piece of wood has already been sawn and they need to cut a hole for a mortise and tenon joint. Charlie Chisel's blade gets damaged in the process and has to be sharpened before the job can be completed. (1297 words)

The story involves a hacksaw (Hector Hacksaw) and a length of pipe (Peter Pipe). Peter has been lying on the garage floor gathering rust and does not look good. He wants to improve his appearance and is helped by Hector who suggests cutting bits off of Peter Pipe. Hector has a dull blade that needs to be replaced before the cutting can be completed. (1356 words)

This story is about a nail (Rusty Nail) and a hammer (Harry Hammer). Harry Hammer went in search of nails to use, and Rusty Nail was chosen for the task. The story shows the empathy that Hammer has for tapping Rusty on his head, and the help Hammer gives to relieve any pain caused. The story explains how a hammer and nails are used together. (1150 words)

The story is about a rip saw and a piece of wood. Spiky Saw is bored and needs to be active. All the other tools are lazy, and wish to remain dozing. Hairy Wood is the only item in the garage that also wants to be active, and is anxious for a hair cut. Spiky Saw agrees to cut Hairy Wood's hair, and the story shows how a saw is used to cut a piece of wood. (1134 words)

The story book is about an electric drill (Twisty Drill) and a drill bit (Little Bit). Twisty Drill teams up with Little Bit to put up a wall bracket on which to hang a spanner. Twisty wants to help the spanner and first needs to find a bracket and a drilling bit. The story shows how a drill and drill bit are used together. (1226 words) For a preview, go to: http://www.beecroftpublishing.co.uk/Twisty_Drill_preview.pdf

The story book is about a paint brush and a tin of paint. Billy Brush and Amber Paint go in search for something to paint. They find the cupboard and wanted to paint it. At first the cupboard was opposed to be painted, but agreed when it saw the benefits. The paint eventually runs out and all three agree on a solution. (1169 words)For a preview, go to: http://www.beecroftpublishing.co.uk/Billy_Brush_preview.pdf