There was a great deal of argument about who had first found the egg. Pongo, of course, claimed he'd discovered it on his way to wash in the stream, but the others didn't believe him as the egg was found in winter and everyone knew Pongo didn't wash much when it was cold. Deep in a forest lies Pug's Hole--home to a group of peculiar and opinionated creatures, who like nothing better than to eat, sleep and ponder over the world around them. And what could provide something better to think about than the arrival of a mysterious, large, pink egg? Who or what will hatch out of it and what adventures will result?

Nora, Dora and Flora are three silly chickens who continuously bicker over which of them is the most beautiful. Fed up with the endless squabbles, the other chickens in the henhouse suggest they ask the farmer. But surely he'll put these tasty looking birds in his pot for supper! Concerned for their welfare - a wise old goat grants them three wishes. But will they use them wisely? Not these silly birds ...Tanya's story is packed with comedy, drama and surprise. This is carried through into her fantastic illustrations - showing Tanya's pedigree as an animator with Disney - and making this book the perfect Easter gift.

The Granimal is an exciting new series of books following the loves and adventures of the creatures living at Pug's Hole. The Granimal finds part of a poster for a "grand ummer ball". What is that exactly? It sometimes pays to admit you don't know - as Pongo finds out.

The Granimal is an exciting new series of books following the loves and adventures of the creatures living at Pug's Hole. Itsme wants to send one of the Wools away to school - but who should stay and who should go?

The Granimal is an exciting new series of books following the loves and adventures of the creatures living at Pug's Hole. The Granimal climbs to the top of a tall tree, and who should he meet? An owl, but not any old owl. Itsme is a force to be reckoned with.

A jaunty rhyming story about a crotchety croc who likes nothing better than to bask on his rock and chase the other animals out of the river. But once he has splashed around and enjoyed the river all to himself, the Croc realises that a world without friends is no fun at all and sharing the river is the best way to enjoy it.