Books in Mr Badger series

All four stories about lovable Mr. Badger in one collectable volume Meet Mr. Badger and his friends and discover the world of the Boubles Grand Hotel. Mr. Badger is in charge of special events at a splendid old London hotel. Mr. Badger is always polite and well organized—which is lucky, as he has learnt to expect the unexpected. From missing apes and magic mirrors to difficult duchesses and birthday parties, there is never a dull moment when he is on the job.

The first in a series featuring the delightful Mr. Badger and his friends, and the world of the Boubles Grand hotelMr. Badger is the special events manager of London's Boubles Grand Hotel and is in charge of parties, weddings, balls—anything, really, that is a special occasion. When he and his assistant, Miss Pims, prepare for Miss Sylvia Smothers-Carruthers' seventh birthday party, little does Mr. Badger know just what is in store for Sylvia, and for him.

The second in the delightful series featuring the special events manager of London's Boubles Grand HotelMr Badger wasn't just the Special Event manager at the Boubles Grand Hotel (pronounced Boublay). Because he had been there for so long and knew everyone, as well as just about everything about the hotel, Mr Badger had all sorts of other important responsibilities. Ane one of the most imporant was keeping an eye on Algernon. For longer than anyone can remember, Algernon has been standing absolutely still in his own special spot at the Boubles Grand Hotel. Everyone is shocked when he disappears. Who would remove a big ape from a glass case in the foyer, and where could they hide him? Can Mr. Badger solve the mystery of the missing ape?

The third delightful adventure of Mr Badger, the manager of a grand London hotelMr Badger is the Special Events Manager at the Boubles Grand Hotel, and is used to dealing with guests good and bad. But one day—the day of the Philatelic Society Annual Dinner—an extremely difficult guest arrives, demanding the Royal Suite. Just who is this tall and troublesome woman, and why does she look a little familiar?