We've all got wacky families, it's just that some are wackier than others. Find out just how wacky some families can be in the sixth book in this hilarious series. Ages 7+.
Buzz is a polar bear, only part time of course, his dad and his twin brothers are monkeys, his sister is a giraffe, and his mum is the zoo's rhinoceros. Ages 7-10.
Another exciting adventure in the "Wacky Families" series. Wombat poachers come to Gobbledygook and it's up to TJ, his gorilla gran, his friend Linda, and skate-boarding slug Egbert to save the day.
Tom has the happiest family around. Dad is Senior Bogeyman for the entire east coast and Mum is First Assistant Tooth Fairy. Only Uncle Gus feels a professional failure - he's just a garden gnome. This book is for those aged 7 and above.
Cecil's mum wears long black boots, an even longer sword, and makes her enemies walk the plank. Putrid Percival serves sea monster soup for dinner when Cecil would rather eat pizza. Filthy Frederick stinks - but he's good at maths, and nobody's perfect. Cecil gets seasick and all he wants is a normal life. This book is for those aged 7 and above.
Spot has a long neck, a flat tail and eats lettuce. Spot is scared of cats too. But then Spot starts to grow. Will Spot ever learn to bark? Can Gunk teach Spot to like dog food? This is the story of Gunk and his dog - oops, sorry, Gunk and his dinosaur - and Pete, the girl next door.
Sir Sneazle tells the boys that for their homework they must write a one hundred page essay - and kill a dragon! How will the boys of King Arthur's School for Knights manage? Especially as Horace's dad is secretly a dragon! This book is for those aged 7 and above.
Buster's parents have vanished. Now Uncle Wal is in charge of the werewolf pack and insists on everyone being human. This is an adventure featuring Prunella, a detective-in-training who joins Buster on a quest to find his parents. This work is suitable for children aged 7 and above.
