Barbara Mitchelhill Knihy

The author, Barbara Mitchelhill, has a rich background in education and children's media, having transitioned from teaching to writing novels and scripts for BBC children's TV. Her passion for engaging with young readers extends to school visits and literary festivals. Acclaimed illustrator Tony Ross, known for his work on the Little Princess series and collaborations with David Walliams, brings over 40 years of experience and numerous awards to his illustrations. Both creators have made significant contributions to children's literature and continue to inspire young audiences.

Damian Drooth, the one-of-a-kind detective hero, is back. Damian Drooth decides to help a friendly old man who believes that his precious and hard-won inventions are being ripped off by an unscrupulous neighbour. Naturally the meeting of Young Inventors is a good place to start - and using all his cunning, Damian is out to uncover the bad guy . .

Damian Drooth, the one-of-a-kind detective hero, is back. Damian thinks it's time to pass on his amazing detective skills. On an outing ot the library to teach his eager trainees how to look for criminals, they hit the jackpot: a suspicious-looking lady who is checking out a book called Loot.

But as a girl growing up in the East End of London in 1912, it seems like all her future holds is dropping out of school to work a tough job in a factory for very little money. But being a suffragette is dangerous, and Daisy must risk getting in trouble with her dad, neighbours and even the police if she wants to do her bit.

The author, Barbara Mitchelhill, has a rich background in education and children's literature, having written for BBC children's TV and various educational publishers. She enjoys engaging with young audiences through school visits and literary festivals. Tony Ross, the illustrator, boasts over 40 years of experience, known for his acclaimed Little Princess series and collaborations with David Walliams. His work has received multiple awards and recognition, making him a prominent figure in children's illustration. Both creators have deep connections to their communities and a passion for storytelling.

The author, Barbara Mitchelhill, has a rich background in education and children's media, having transitioned from teaching to writing novels and scripts for BBC children's TV. She actively engages with her audience through school visits and literary festivals. Illustrator Tony Ross, renowned for his work on the Little Princess series and collaborations with David Walliams, boasts over 40 years of experience and numerous accolades, including Smarties Prize recognition. Both creators bring a wealth of experience and creativity to their work, captivating young readers across the globe.

Eric's spots are multiplying! It seems his problem might be solved when his Auntie Rose sends Mum some magic face cream from South America. Dare he use it? Eric decides to take the risk and tries out the pimple potion. But he soon discovers there are some very unexpected side effects...

Then the Pargeter children find themselves whisked off to live with a strange aunt and uncle, and are put to work - just like Oliver Twist in their favourite book. Sam, Eliza and Alfie make their way all over London and then beyond, in search of their only remaining member of family: a rich grandfather they have never known .

Damian Drooth, the one of a kind, clean-up-the world hero, has arrived. In his first case, Damian finds himself in the glamorous world of filmmaking. Damian needs all his mind-boggling skills to keep himself out of trouble and to rescue Trixibelle, the daughter of a crazy, mega-rich director.

Eric is just no good at tests and schoolwork, and his mum thinks he isn't trying hard enough. His grumpy teacher Mr Hodgetts (AKA the Bodge) decides he needs extra help. Then a mysterious package arrives from Eric's Auntie Rose, containing a small round stone which promises to grant a wish. The wish Eric makes might just change everything . . .