What is that strange green mark on Tom’s leg? Why is he beginning to feel different and why are his legs starting to tingle? Could it really be that Tom is a robot? Facing challenges is a natural part of growing up and going to school. Just like all children, Tom in this story must learn to be brave and strong. After returning from Robot Island, the green mark on Tom’s leg is growing, and so, too, is his strength. His clothes are becoming tighter and he’s acquired amazing talents that he never had before. What is happening to him?

Just when Grumpy Grandad thinks that his garden is safe, he discovers that Maurice the Mole has been eating his delicious tomatoes. Grumpy Grandad is angry and wants to catch the pesky mole quickly. Maurice the mole has eaten so many tomatoes, however, that escape has become a problem. Can he get out of the fix and what will happen to Maurice?

Welcome to the Isle of Mulch! This little island is home to a large number of horrible grown-ups. The school, the local park, the toy shop and even the island's ice-cream van, are all run by awful adults who like nothing more than making children miserable. And the island is owned by the most awful one of all: Aunt Greta Greed! Something needs to be done about them. But who could be brave enough? Meet Ned: an extraordinary boy with a special power. SLIMEPOWER!

These eight lovely children’s audiobooks will have young imaginations working overtime! With this children’s storybook bundle you get more value, more listening pleasure, more enjoyment, and more of everything you and your child is likely to want. 

This fantastic story will have children so caught up that their imaginations will work overtime picturing a little boy who is swept away by a huge wave and who finds himself on Robot Island. This audio story is the first in a two-part series written and narrated by Ann Twigg. The inspiration for this story came from her Grandson Tom, who was fascinated by robots. All children love action stories and this tale is brimming with it. When Tom is washed up onto a desert island, he thinks he is alone. However, he soon discovers that robots live on this island.

Lea’s Secret Powers is the second book in a series written and narrated by Ann Twigg. Ann has an amazing way with words that draws a child into her stories and has them wanting to hear more. Lea is excited to see what will happen this year when she plants her magic sunflower seeds. This time she is lead in to an enchanting world of pixies, tooth fairies, and magical powers. This book emphasizes the importance of looking after and caring for all living things. 

A little girl thinks that the moon goes pop, but what are all these pieces that are in the garden, I wonder?

Some of our best memories are built playing during summer vacation. Children love to have adventures and look for different and exciting things to do. This story is about a little boy named Alex, who has an inquisitive imagination and finds himself discovering something magical while out playing one day over the summer.

When Red Man and Green Man find themselves in a little park a short distance away from the traffic lights, they begin to feel a little frightened because it’s in total darkness, just like small children might when it begins to go dark. They feel even more scared when they wake up the two squirrels, Berty and Benny, who had gone to sleep for the night up in a big tree. But the squirrels are very friendly and are so pleased to have some new friends to play with in the park.  

When Red Man and Green Man get knocked out of the traffic lights by a van skidding in the snow, it is the very first time they have ever felt cold, and they don’t like it. They are used to being nice and warm in the traffic lights. They end up having an adventure they will never forget.  

Christmas is a magical time for children and visits to Santa are a big part of the buildup to the Christmas vacation. Santa’s Magic Button is all about the magic of Christmas. David, who is 10 years old, no longer believes in Santa, and not even his brother can convince him that Santa is real. But then David finds a strange button in the snow that leads to a magical Christmas adventure that he will never forget. 

All parents want their children to learn how to cross the road safely and to become familiar with traffic signals. Red Man and Green Man’s Great Escape is perfect for helping them to learn about crossing the road in a fun and entertaining way. The inspiration for this story came from Ann’s grandson while waiting to cross the road. “Grandma, do the Red and Green Man ever come out of the traffic lights?" He asked. That was it, a flash of inspiration that led to a series of Red Man and Green Man stories for children.

Imagination is something that every parent wants their child to use and foster. Imagination helps us to learn and grow. Kids growing up today in a world of technology often forget how to use their imagination and play. This story is about a little boy called Alex who has an inquisitive imagination and finds himself discovering something magical whilst out playing one day over the summer.

When Crazy Grandma applies on behalf of Grumpy Grandad for the position of Santa in the grotto, it leads to a crazy Christmas he would never forget. After a smooth start, it all gets out of hand in the grotto when a boy called Andrew decides to cause chaos. 

Let's celebrate World Book Day with The Boy Who Could Do What He Liked, written and recorded by the author David Baddiel, especially for World Book Day on March 3rd 2016. This is the first audiobook to be produced for World Book Day - it’s a hugely entertaining and touching story of a boy called Alfie who likes to keep to strict routines and schedules. It’s all rules, rules and more rules in Alfie’s life.