Life is tough for nine-year-old Steve and no one understands him, least of all his family or his piano teacher. But when the call comes from the Library of Dreams Steve takes charge of the baton in an eighteenth-century sing-off complete with pirates, wigs and a rascally cut-throat edge. Second in the Steve's Dreams series about lovable loser Steve, who finds himself plucked from his twenty-first century hometown in industrial South Wales, to save the world!

It's the summer holidays, but for nine-year-old Steve life in his home town is full of hidden menace. There was that trip to the dentist for a start - and that Thing in the crinkle-cut chips freezer compartment...Steve believes he must protect his family from a dangerous, unpredictable world. But he can't solve all the problems on his own. He's just not quite big enough. Then the mysterious Library of Dreams comes calling and things start to get weird. Steve finds himself an unlikely hero on an impossible mission to outwit flesh-eaters and sabretooth tigers and save the human race.

A humorous story about a boy arranging a rugby game for zombies. Arwel's ambition is to add his picture to the family collection on the mantelpiece - and he has a plan - a photo of him playing for the school rugby team should do the trick! However, an unfortunate incident leading to their defeat on the rugby field means his chances aren't high. Reprint; first published in 2010. -- Welsh Books Council

Clint is a decent kid, and thinks he might even be able to convince his teachers of that until an accident gets him expelled. Unable to face the death of his father, his emotionally distant, grieving mother, and a last-resort school for troubled kids, Clint runs away. -- Welsh Books Council

Will the Rugby Zombies finally manage to play an international match? This is Dan Anthony's final novel in the trilogy of stories about the Welsh Rugby Zombies. They still need to play an international match to exorcise their shameful past but this time Arwel is less inclined to help them. -- Welsh Books Council