Charlie has this little sister, Lola. Lola has been playing with Charlie’s very special rocket. Charlie says, “Did you break my rocket?” Lola says, “You absolutely told me to not ever never touch it… ever.”
Roald Dahl is best remembered as the author of many well-loved children’s stories. But he was also the creator of some astonishingly imaginative, outrageous, and wonderfully disgusting verses. From oozing grobes to slimy slugs, this extraordinary collec
Clarice Bean is in for a spell of trouble -- and shares a lesson about kindness -- in this hilarious sequel to the NEW YORK TIMES bestseller.Clarice Bean seems to be in nonstop trouble these days, almost as much as Karl Wrenbury, who is the naughtiest boy
When your annoying little brother shares your room, your older brother is in the tunnel of adolescence, your dad hides in his office eating rocky road ice cream and swaying to Frank Sinatra, and your mother listen to foreign language tapes in a candlelit
Lauren Child’s spunky character returns and—as if things could get any livelier in Clarice Bean’s household—Uncle Ted is babysitting!Uh-oh! Mom and Dad have to go away for a few days and who can they get to babysit? Who would be willing to take on
When Clarice's mum and dad have to go away, Uncle Ted is asked to babysit. He is a fireman. Chaos reigns as the guinea pig escapes, Grandad disappears and Minal Cricket gets his head stuck in the railings.
It's not easy to concentrate at school when mysterious things are happening all around you. In fact, Clarice Bean is starting to feel just like her favorite heroine: Ruby Redfort, schoolgirl detective.Clarice and her utterly best friend, Betty Moody, are
Cjarlie has this little sister Lola. Lola knows everything about dogs. One day they go to the park with Lotta, Marv and his dog, Sizzles."Honestly, we do promise to look after your dog." And Marv says, "Definitely no taking him off the lead."
