Colin's day started out like every other day - his breakfast was ordinary, his walk to school was ordinary, even his thoughts were ordinary. But the new teacher at school changed all that when he told the class about an extraordinary idea.
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Preston the pig dresses up as the Masked Avenger and stalks the town; he leaps out at his chosen victims, shouts "Boo," and scares the wits out of them.
A child's quiet night is transformed into a birthday celebration full of beloved fairy-tale characters.
The reader is warned of what might happen if an old superstition is not heeded.
On vacation at the beach, Preston Pig meets Maxine and experiences his first crush, all the while being pursued by a clumsy and unlucky wolf.
A group of not-so-nice aliens speed toward Earth looking for a fight--until something terrible scares them away.
Presents a collection of silly, scary, and disgusting poems about monsters and other unusual creatures.
Time after time, Preston the pig unknowingly outwits a hungry wolf that is trying to catch and eat him.
A confused wolf and a clumsy pig named Preston meet in a story that combines elements of "Little Red Riding Hood" and "The Three Little Pigs."
A collection of poems that take a look at the grosser, weirder, funnier side of life, including "A Giant Gorilla Came Up to Me," "Itchy Feet," and "If Ever Aliens."
A man who writes children's books presents his latest book, which is about aliens, to his family to read. Includes a smaller book glued into the larger volume.
Sent to pirate school against her will, Maisy Pickles organizes a mutiny among the students.
A confused wolf and a clumsy pig named Preston meet in a story that combines elements of "Little Red Riding Hood" and "The Three Little Pigs."
A group of pirates have their hands full as they babysit the captain's lively infant son, who wants to eat only sausages.
When everyone tells Littlesaurus to use his potty, he ignores them and exclaims "Potty poo poo wee wee!" until his grandmother gives him some important information.
The world's most brilliant footballer is being hotly pursued by hungry Mister Wolf. Can he get away or will Mister Wolf catch him once and for all? McNaughton's slapstick humour speaks directly to children's sense of fun and mischief.