Funny, illustrated adventures full of wobbly blobs, grumbling gobstoppers and whispering wellies. Every book is free to download, and every story comes in a dyslexic edition too.
Dyslexic editions: the same story and pictures, set in the OpenDyslexic font with bigger text, which many readers with dyslexia find easier to follow. Pick whichever edition suits your reader.
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Wally Whifflepuff is a walking disaster — his knees wobble like jellyfish, his elbows wave at strangers, and his house is padded with sofa cushions for everyone's safety. But when a simple turnip delivery goes spectacularly wrong and a bronze statue goes flying, Wally stumbles into the biggest, crashiest, most accidentally heroic adventure Blunderburg has ever seen. Hold on to your turnips.
In Clockwork Crumble, feelings are strictly timetabled, fun is practically illegal, and Comptroller Starch hasn't cracked a smile since 1987. Eleven-year-old Ned Noodlewick and his heroic hamster Admiral Crouton are the only ones who think this is completely bonkers. Then something wobbly, blobby, and magnificently chaotic arrives — and Clockwork Crumble will never tick the same way again.
Giant pink blobs are oozing through Sweetwhistle, and the grown-ups are blaming children (as usual). But twelve-year-old Mia Muddlepuck has spotted something the adults haven't — the blobs grow bigger every time someone grumbles, and one of them just squeaked at her. Can Mia crack the gloopy mystery before the whole town gets stuck for good?
Sammy Sprocket thought the villain business was over — until a secret message turned up baked inside his breakfast muffin. Now Sammy and his crumb-detecting best friend Penny must follow a trail of clues, catastrophic baking, and impending doom before Jellybean Junction gets itself into another sticky mess. Whatever you do, don't trust the muffins.
When the Pufferton Floaty Factory starts belching out bubbles that shimmer in colours nobody's ever seen before, Blunderburg-Upon-Fizz wakes up to floating cats, bobbing lampposts, and a mystery that smells of lemonade and pencil shavings. Twelve-year-old Clementine Snodgrass has her notebook ready and her best yellow wellies on — because somebody needs to find out what's inside those bubbles before the whole town drifts away.
Gigglefest is ruined, the whoopee cushions are flat, and every grown-up in Jellybean Junction is queuing for doughnuts with a glazed look in their eyes. Sammy Sprocket knows something is horribly, stickily wrong — especially when his best friend Penny, who once called doughnuts 'sugar-coated tyranny,' tells him to try one. Behind the counter, the dastardly Dr. Dipple is cooking up something far worse than pastry.
Sweetwhistle-on-Toffee makes the finest gobstoppers in the world — until the gobstoppers start grumbling back. Eleven-year-old Pippa Muddlepuck, armed with her yellow notebook and far too much cleverness for the grown-ups' liking, is the only one who notices that something in this sticky little town doesn't add up. When sweets start telling the truth, some very important people have a lot to worry about.
Every clock in Cogglesworth Hollow has gone barmy — ticking backwards, hiccupping, and making Tuesday feel suspiciously like last Thursday. Eleven-year-old Wendell Sprocket, keeper of the Book of Suspicious Things, is on the case. But when time itself starts misbehaving, how do you solve a mystery before it's already un-happened?
Gherkinford-by-the-Sea is a town drowning in vinegar, pickle parades, and not a single sensible adult. So when a jar of pickles whispers 'PSSST' at eleven-year-old Wendell Snodgrass, he does what any too-clever-for-his-own-good boy would do — he listens. What the pickles have to say is going to turn this briny little kingdom upside down.
When a wheezing lorry delivers rolls of ancient wallpaper to Blunderburg's Museum of Curiosities, twelve-year-old Clementine Muddlepuck smells trouble (and possibly a very small ghost). She's got her notebook, her chipped front tooth, and a firm suspicion that whispery things are almost never good things. Whatever's hidden in those dusty old rolls, it's about to peel itself right off the walls.
Sprinkleton-on-Sea is a town absolutely stuffed with secrets — the mayor's wig looks like a startled badger, and the postman reads everyone's postcards. But when a mysterious crate marked 'HANDLE WITH HONESTY' washes up on the beach, ten-year-old Barnaby Whifflepuff discovers that some secrets are far stranger than dodgy scones and pretend extra legs. Something in that crate is whispering, and it wants the truth.
Big, bold, easy pictures of Wally and the folk of Blunderburg to colour in. Print the pages and grab your pens.