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Sasha and the Wolfcub

Ann Jungman, Cliff Wright

Paperback (HarperCollinsChildren’sBooks, Oct. 21, 1996)

A story set in a Russian winter. Sasha takes his father's sleigh and drives far outside the village. When the sleigh overturns in the snow, Sasha seeks shelter in a little wooden hut. There he finds a fierce wolfcub with bright shining eyes. Ferdy is no ordinary wolfcub - he can talk!

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The Witch's Tears: Nimmo, Jenny

Paul Howard

Hardcover (HarperCollins Publishers, Jan. 8, 1996)

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Harry, the Poisonous Centipede : A Story to Make You Squirm

Lynne Reid Banks, Tony Ross

Paperback (Harpercollins Pub Ltd, July 31, 2005)

A delightfully squirmy story starring Harry the Poisonous Centipede in a scary world of flying swoopers, furry biters and the dreaded Hoo-Mins! With wonderful humour and brilliant illustrations, this is the perfect book for wriggly young readers. "It's a Hoo-Min!" crackled George. "Walking on its hairy-biter feet!" But now it was Harry who felt brave. "Come on! Let's peep at it!" They crawled the rest of the way up the tunnel towards the light. Harry is a poisonous centipede but he's not very brave. Still, he is the star of this seriously squirmy story. Harry likes to eat things that wriggle and crackle, and things that are juicy and munchy! But there are some things that a poisonous centipede must never try to eat - dangerous things like flying swoopers, belly wrigglers, furry biters and the most dangerous of all! Hoo-Mins! Harry and George's adventures up to the world of Hoo-Mins sparkle with fun and will be a delightfully squirmy experience for all young readers.

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Tinkerbill

Jeanne Willis

Paperback (Collins, Aug. 2, 1999)

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Sasha and the Wolf-child

Ann Jungman, Giles Barton Chapple

Paperback (Collins, April 6, 1999)

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Harriet Strikes Again!

Jean Ure, Stephen Lee

Paperback (HarperCollins Publishers, March 4, 1996)

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Max, the Boy Who Made a Million

Gyles Brandreth, Mark Edwards

Paperback (HarperCollins Publishers, June 10, 1996)

Set in the 1890s, Max is in danger of being sent to a children's home when his wealthy father is falsely accused of embezzling a million dollars. Max escapes to the streets of New York to clear his father's name and teams up with the Great Zapristi, a magician with a talent for mischief.