Sally Chambers Knihy

The third book about football-mad Wilbie. From the first time they met, Wilbie and Harry have been the best of friends and do everything together. Wilbie and Harry played football most of the time but when the weather was bad, they played in their den which was an old shed at the bottom of the garden. Each week they put some of their pocket money into an old jar, and when they had enough they bought themselves treats. On the day of the Grand School Fair they decided to buy two raffle tickets with their money. And Wilbie's ticket won! The prize was a wonderful new football, Wilbie was so happy with his football but Harry thought that they had both won. This is a delightful story of friendship and sharing.

A new neighbour is moving in, and Toffee isn't sure that she likes the idea of a silly little kitten living next door. When the kitten starts coming into Toffee's garden - and even into her house. Toffee is horrified.

Toffee the cat wants to play. But everyone else is sleeping. So Toffee finds other things to play with; there is the fly, the newspaper, and, of course, the birds. When everyone finally wakes up, the house is a mess. But where is Toffee?

Wilby loves football but there is one small problem. His garden is small and he's always kicking the ball over the fence into the neighbour's garden. Luckily the ball is always returned. But then one day it doesn't come back. Wilbie has to go next door to get his ball and finds a friend where he least expects one.

Wilbie and Harry were walking home from school one day when Wilbie suddenly stopped in front of the shoe shop. There, in the window, were the most fantastic trainers that Wilbie had ever seen!Wilbie really wants these trainers, but his mum and dad can't afford to buy them because they need to get things for his new baby sister.Wilbie is fed up - he doesn't want a sister. But then he notices that something is missing from her room...

One day, as Wilbie and Harry were walking home, Wilbie spotted the most fantastic pair of trainers, but his mum and dad can't afford to buy them, because soon Wilbie will have a baby sister and they need to buy baby things. Wilbie doesn't want a sister, but then he notices that something is missing from the room they have planned for her.