Books in White Wolves series

Jed is embarrassed by his family. They love tap-dancing, and when a picture of his dancing dad appears in the paper, the bullies at school tease him. But when Jed and his dad spot a thief robbing the corner shop, there's only one person who's going to catch him!

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Guru Hargobind and 52 princes have been unjustly imprisoned by the cruel king. The king says he will release the guru, but the guru refuses to leave without the princes. The king tells him he can take as many princes as can hold onto his clothes. Can the guru find a way to rescue all 52 princes?

Princess Jules is beautiful, intelligent and rich. What more could she want? The perfect prince, that's what. And Princess Jules won't settle for just any prince, so finding a prince to keep her happy ever after is not that easy. Then a scruffy young man appears at the castle in the middle of the night - surely he is not the answer?

Medio Pollito is tired of being a big fish in a small pond. At least, that's what he thinks he is. In fact, he's the littlest chicken in a big yard, but his opinion of himself is big enough for two. So he decides to go and see the king, although it turns out that it is not quite as easy as he thought.

How will the king find an heir to his kingdom? He sets his people a flower-growing competition with an unusual twist.

The Jewish people of Prague are under threat. So the Rabbi creates a golem, a giant clay man, to defend them. But the creature rampages out of control and the Rabbi must put a stop to it.

Miriam doesn't understand why her mum is buying more food than they need, and storing it away. Or why her parents have given her the nickname, Mandy. Her friend Pam says it's because war is coming. And, if the Nazis invade, it will be dangerous for her to have a Jewish name. But that's not going to happen, is it?