Böcker av Nicola O'Byrne

Fluffykins is a lovely cat. He wouldn't do anything naughty . . . He's knocked over the flowers, tangled up all the knitting, bent the blinds, trodden on the laptop AND scratched the sofa . . . This witty and perfectly-paced story by award-winning author-illustrator Nicola O'Byrne revels in all the mayhem of living with a feline friend.

Rabbit doesn't want to go to bed, and thinks if it doesn't get dark he won't have to, so he decides to kidnap The Dark and trap it in a biscuit tin. he asks . . . But the BEST thing about The Dark, of course, is reading a really good bedtime story . .

In this unique interactive book, with brilliantly designed die-cut pages, children are encouraged to take part in the story, to create a door in the page and use their imagination to guide Carter into new environments, from stormy seas to hot deserts and icy lands.

At the Ferocious Dragon Academy, dragons-in-training learn the arts of bone crunching and teeth sharpening. But there is one dragon who harbours a passion for a most undragon-like pastime . . .Meet Flamie Oliver. To look at, Flamie is as terrifying as a dragon can get. But behind closed doors, Flamie is . . . a stupendously spectacular Star Baker! That's right - choux, rough, salty, sweet and puff - Flamie loves it all. In fact, he loves baking so much that his studies at the Ferocious Dragon Academy are starting to suffer, and there's a chance he won't graduate! Flamie's going to need a real showstopper to get out of this one.On your marks, get set . . . BAKE!Fabulously funny and perfect for fans of BBCs Great British Bake Off

Everyone knows that the very last story before bed is the best story of all. But the problem is, everyone wants to be in that very last story! A familiar fairy tale is turned topsy-turvy when all the wrong characters barge in. What will they do? The characters make up their own story, of course.

Rabbit is BORED. Wolf has the perfect solution. "Why not write a story?" And so Wolf teaches Rabbit to use his imagination to create the perfect story. Suddenly it becomes clear that Wolf is very hungry -so THAT'S how the story ends. But, in a clever twist, Rabbit saves himself from the wolf.