Books Written By John Grant
- Anthony Ant and the Cave Dwellers
- Anthony Ant and the Falling Star
- Anthony Ant and the Flea Circus
- Henry Hound: Henry the Artist
- Kidnapped, an adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's novel Kidnapped
- Masters of the Universe: A Trap For He-Man
- Masters of the Universe: Castle Grayskull Under Attack
- Masters of the Universe: He-Man and the Asteroid of Doom
- Masters of the Universe: He-Man and the Lost Dragon
- Masters of the Universe: He-Man Meets the Beast
- Masters of the Universe: Skeletor's Ice Attack
- Masters of the Universe: The Iron Master
- Masters of the Universe: Wings of Doom
- Pirates: Adventures on Shark Island
- Pirates: Captain Roger's Birthday
- Pirates: The Royal Visit
- Pirates: Will and the Gold Chase
- Princess of Power: Shadow Weaver's Magic Mirror
- Princess of Power: She-Ra and the Surprise Party
- Storytime for 7 Year Olds
- The Adventures of Robin Hood
- The Flintstones: Brontonappers
- The Flintstones: Fred the Fisherman
- The Lonely Lion
- Transformers: Autobot Hostage
- Transformers: Autobots Fight Back
- Transformers: Autobots Lightning Strike
- Transformers: Autobots Strike Oil
- Transformers: Decepticon's Hideout
- Transformers: Decepticons at the Pole
- Transformers: Galvatron's Air Attack
- Transformers: Laserbeak's Fury
- Transformers: Megatron's Fight for Power
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