Footballer Fabio

by Ronne Randall

Published 6 May 2004
Footballer Fabio's training with Story Town United. But can he score enough goals to help them win the cup?

Builder Bill

by Mandy Ross and Ronne Randall

Published 1 February 2001

Postman Pete

by Ronne Randall and Mandy Ross

Published 1 February 2001

Nurse Nancy

by Ronne Randall

Published 1 February 2001

Fireman Fergus

by Mandy Ross

Published 1 February 2001

Doctor Daisy

by Mandy Ross and Emma Dodd

Published 28 February 2002
"Little Workmates" are a series of first stories for children aged between two and five. The series centres around a fictional town where all the "little workmates" live. Each story tells the tale of a day in the life of a different inhabitant - nurse Nina, fireman Fergus, builder Bill, postman Peter, P.C. Polly, or Queen Connie. The stories narrate the jobs the "Little workmates" do and the people they encounter, and are linked by a consistent setting. Characters from the other books appear to varying degrees in each story. The text is short and concise with repeated phrases. This book in the "Little Workmate" series explores the daily life of doctor Daisy.

PC Polly Sticker Fun

by Mandy Ross

Published 6 May 2004
It's sticker fun with PC Polly! Spot the objects, match the shapes and use big stickers in hands-on activities.

Queen Clara

by Mandy Ross and Ronne Randall

Published 1 February 2001

Farmer Fred

by Ronne Randall

Published 28 February 2002
"Little Workmates" are a series of first stories for children aged between two and five. The series centres around a fictional town where all the "little workmates" live. Each story tells the tale of a day in the life of a different inhabitant - nurse Nina, fireman Fergus, builder Bill, postman Peter, P.C. Polly, or Queen Connie. The stories narrate the jobs the "Little workmates" do and the people they encounter, and are linked by a consistent setting. Characters from the other books appear to varying degrees in each story. The text is short and concise with repeated phrases. This book in the "Little Workmate" series explores the daily life of farmer Fred.

Teacher Tina

by Mandy Ross

Published 28 February 2002
"Little Workmates" are a series of first stories for children aged between two and five. The series centres around a fictional town where all the "little workmates" live. Each story tells the tale of a day in the life of a different inhabitant - nurse Nina, fireman Fergus, builder Bill, postman Peter, P.C. Polly, or Queen Connie. The stories narrate the jobs the "Little workmates" do and the people they encounter, and are linked by a consistent setting. Characters from the other books appear to varying degrees in each story. The text is short and concise with repeated phrases. This book in the "Little Workmate" series explores the daily life of teacher Tina.

Leaping ladders! It's sticker fun with Fireman Fergus. Spot the objects, match the shapes and use big stickers in hands-on activities.

My Little Workmates Book Box

by Mandy Ross

Published 29 August 2002

Doctor Daisy Sticker Fun

by Mandy Ross

Published 6 May 2004
Sticker fun with Doctor Daisy! Spot the objects, match the shapes and use big stickers in hands-on activities.

Sticker fun with Farmer Fred! Spot the objects, match the shapes and use big stickers in hands-on activities.

PC Polly

by Mandy Ross

Published 1 February 2001

Ballerina Becky

by Mandy Ross

Published 6 May 2004
Ballerina Becky's practising her twirls and exercises for the Story Town show. But, oh no, she twists her ankle. Will she get better in time for the performance?

Hairdresser Hannah

by Ronne Randall

Published 6 May 2004
Hairdresser Hannah's the best hairdresser for miles around, but what can she do when she accidentally dyes Queen Clara's hair green?

Vet Vicky

by Mandy Ross

Published 6 May 2004
Vet Vicky's having a very busy day and it's just about to get busier. PC Polly has found a little lost kitten on her beat. Will Vet Vicky be able to make her better again and find her owner?

Truckdriver Tom

by Mandy Ross

Published 28 February 2002