Works
- Wolves (Macmillan, 2005, ISBN 1-405-05082-9)
- —published as Wolves by "Emily Grrrabbit" in the United States (Simon & Schuster, 2006)
- Orange Pear Apple Bear (2006)
- Meerkat Mail (2006)
- Little Mouse's Big Book of Fears (2007)
- Monkey and Me (2007)
- The Odd Egg (2008)
- Spells (2008)
- Dogs (2009)
- The Rabbit Problem (2009)
- Blue Chameleon (2010)
- Cave Baby (2010), written by Julia Donaldson
- Wolf Won't Bite! (2011)
- Again! (2011)
- Matilda's Cat (2 August 2012)
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