An Elf from Scandinavia, traditionally dressed and well-traveled, arrives at a country house's garden, carried by a gust of wind, his usual mode of transport. This whimsical entrance sets the stage for his adventures and interactions in a new environment, blending elements of fantasy with the charm of nature.
This book is about Septamus, a seven legged Octopus who has a series of adventures. Septamus is a dynamic, charismatic, 'super hero' who can swim to the bottom of the deepest sea, glide over the earth or scurry along using all his arms and legs, and he can also fly way up beyond the clouds.
The book explores the relationship between a young boy, Sam and his Grandpa while he is convalescing, unable to go to school.
This is the second of two books about the adventures of the Bruce children. These tales are set in the 1950's when the country was recovering from the ravages of war.
These Tales take place in a zoo after dark when all the animals are safely locked up for the night except that is for an elephant, a zebra, a giraffe and a very mischievous monkey. They arrange to meet after the zoo keepers have finished their nightly rounds.
These Tales take place in a Stately Hall called Harewood Hall. It gets its name historically having been built in wood land which had many wild hares inhabiting the hillside around.
Tales from the Very Bottom of the Garden, these tales can happen in any garden, anywhere!
Emma stays at her grandma's every school holiday, staying in an old-fashioned house Emma finds herself escaping to the bottom of the garden.