My First Read Alones

16 primary works

In a Tip

by Vivian French

Published 15 January 1996

Gina, Nina, and Fred love to clean homesbut it always leads to trouble. Sir Rattus Rat's castle is full of rubbish and his neighbor is fed up. But there's something strange about all the messand Fred thinks he knows why. This is an easy-to-read first reader."

In A Hole

by Vivian French

Published 11 March 1996

Mole needs the Squeaky Cleaners to help him get ready for his party. But his house is filthy, the party food keeps running away, and he's forgotten to send out his invitations. Thank goodness Fred has a plan! This is an easy-to-read first reader.

In A Muddle

by Vivian French

Published 11 March 1996

Gina, Nina, and Fred love to clean homes, but it always leads to trouble. While Nina and Gina clean Mrs Bird's bird box, Fred volunteers to look after Mrs Bird's babies. Easy, thinks Fred. Little does he know what six naughty babies can get up to. This is an easy-to-read first reader.

Iggy Pig's Skippy Day

by Vivian French

Published 16 September 1998

Iggy Pig has just learned to skip and invites all his friends to join in. Lucky Lamb, Chicky Chick, Bunny Rabbit and a big grey wolf skip along behind him. Iggy Pig can skip harder and faster, and for longer, than anybody else! Especially a hungry wolf. This title presents an easy-to-read story with a short text and colour pictures.

Iggy Pig's Party

by Vivian French

Published 16 September 1998

Iggy Pig is having a party for his birthday. He invites Tabby Cat and Dusty Dog. But his big mistake is in inviting the big grey wolf, who plans to eat more than just cabbage leaves and potato peelings. This is an easy-to-read first story with short text and lots of colour pictures.

Space Dog

by Vivian French

Published 21 September 2000

Zoom past Big Sun and Little Sun, soar over Blue Moon, Green Moon and Purple Moon, fly through the Waving Wabbits and around the Spotty Stars...then count your way back again.

Space Dog is on a mission. A birthday mission. He has one goal, one aim and one thought. What can it be?

Iggy Pig At The Seaside

by Vivian French

Published 21 January 1999

Space Dog to the Rescue

by Vivian French

Published 18 March 1999

The sun is up, and the moons are sleeping -- all except one. Beeper Moon is crying great, gooey tears that are dripping all over Planet Beep. Will everyone on planet Beep drown in green cheese? Not if Space Dog comes to the rescue!

Space Dog Finds Treasure

by Vivian French

Published 18 March 1999

Mischievous space pirates, led by the wicked Eyepatch, plan to steal a princess's birthday treasure-chest surprise. Will Space Dog be able to foil their dastardly plans? Never fear when Space Dog is near!

Space Dog Meets Space Cat

by Vivian French

Published 17 June 1999

SPACE DOG MEETS SPACE CAT

Deep in outer space, Space Mouse has heard a MEOWLING. What - or who - on earth can it be? Space Dog flies through the darkest, most dangerous part of space to invesitgate and who should he discover? SPACE CAT. Cats and Dogs are not a happy match - or are they?

Iggy Pig's Shopping Day

by Vivian French

Published 21 October 1999

Iggy Pig and Mother Pig are off to market - they need more supplies of bread and fruit. They miss out on a lift in the pony and cart, and by the time they arrive in town, Mother Pig is exhausted. Would Iggy be very kind and do the shopping while she has a rest? Of course he will! But hot on the heels of Iggy is a big grey animal with a hungry smile. Licking his lips, the wolf is certain that he's going to get a good dinner tonight. After all, Iggy is quite alone, none of his farmyard friends are anywhere in sight. But clever Iggy Pig knows what he's up to, and all the wolf will be getting to eat is a stall full of of apples and some hot crusty bread!

Space Dog and The Space Egg

by Sue Heap and Vivian French

Published 16 November 2000

Just when Space Dog is settling down for some much needed rest, Space Mouse is on the phone. A strange spotty egg has been sighted floating around the galaxy, and Space Mouse is frankly very worried indeed! But Space Dog takes it all in his stride - battling with the dreaded space pirate Eye Patch in a race to get to the egg first, Space Dog encounters all the usual space oddities, but finally, he gets to see exactly what's inside that egg. All humans out there will have to read the book!

Iggy Pigs Dark Night

by Vivian French

Published 21 January 1999

Iggy Pig's Snowy Day

by Vivian French

Published 21 October 1999

Iggty Pig looks out of his window and everything is white! Iggy is intrigued, what is this white stuff? And can he eat it? But Mother Pig puts him straight and bundles Iggy up to go out and play. Iggy skips off to find his friends, Dusty Dog, Lucky Lamb, Tabby Cat and Chicky Chick - they can all play snowballs together! But someone else wants to play snowballs too, a big grey animal with a hungry smile . . . Yet again, Iggy and his friends outfox the cunning wolf, who ends up a snow-wolf!

In A Stew

by Vivian French

Published 15 January 1996

Gina, Nina and Fred love to clean homesbut it always leads to trouble. Miss Kitty Plush is hungry for mice, so she tricks the Squeaky Cleaners into coming to her house. Will they be turned into mouse stew? This is an easy-to-read first reader."

Space Dog Visits Planet Earth

by Vivian French

Published 17 June 1999

SPACE DOG VISITS PLANET EARTH

Those wicked Spindlers are spinning a sticky web - all the way down through space to Planet Earth. Soon the whole of Earth will be captive if the Spindler's have their way. UNLESS, Space Dog gets to Earth in time . . .