Rebecca Lisle Libri

It is very cold in the Stone Age, so how will Pod keep warm? He invents... underpants! But what can he use to make them?

"A chance meeting with an escaped convict turns Stormy's life upside down - sent to the Academy he uncovers a web of lies, deceit and neglect, at the centre of which lies the mysterious thirteenth horse. Can Stormy save Thirteen, defeat the dark forces at work at the Academy and prove himself worthy as a sky-rider?"--Back cover. Suggested level: intermediate, junior secondary.

This early reader adaptation features modified text from the original picture book, making it accessible for young readers. The changes aim to enhance comprehension while retaining the essence of the story, encouraging literacy and engagement in a format suitable for beginners.

The Stone Age is boring. Pod, with the help of his little brother Hinge, is determined to make the best game ever but they end up just making a mess. Will Pod be able to bring some rock and roll to the Stone Age? Follow up story to Stone Underpants.

The story follows Amy as she escapes her dreary life with her uncle and aunt to live among the King of the Rock People. Her adventure begins with a daring mission to kidnap a wolf cub from the Wood People, leading her into a thrilling chase across a winter landscape. As she navigates this perilous journey, she ultimately faces a climactic confrontation with the King, testing her courage and resolve in a captivating fantasy setting.

Winters are cold in the stone age, but stone doesn't make very comfy underpants and Pod's bottom is cold! Pod wants to keep his bottom warm, but what could he make underpants out of? He tries everything he can think of and is about to give up when he spots a little wooly mammoth, whose wool will make the perfect pair of underpants!

Wilfred is a homeless cat. He sees a notice on the palace gate: 'Wizard wanted. Apply within.' But Wilfred isn't a wizard, or is he?

Pod is in trouble when one of his inventions puts baby Nim in danger but it's okay because she knows exactly where to point the blame!

Prince Casper has been asleep for ages. The king and queen ask the wizards to make a Wake-Up Potion. Will Bertie's potion work?

One day, the wind blows Beaky the woodpecker far away from his home. Can he find his way back?