Ian Bone (author) - Books

Books

  • Philomena Wonderpen is a Teeny Weeny Doll (Puffin Books, 2007)
  • Philomena Wonderpen is a Very Naughty Teacher (Puffin Books, 2006)
  • Love Cuts (Young Adult, Penguin Books, 2006)
  • Sleep Rough Tonight (Young Adult, Penguin Books, 2004)
  • The Song of an Innocent Bystander (Young Adult, Penguin Books Australia, 2002, Dutton USA 2004)
  • Geständnis Einer Unschuldigen (German edition of 'The Song of an Innocent Bystander' - Ravensburger Buchverlag, 2002)
  • That Dolphin Thing (Upper Primary & Secondary, Puffin, 2001)
  • Ich Hab Dir Meer Versprochen (German edition of 'That Dolphin Thing' - Ravensburger Buchverlag, 2004)
  • Tin Soldiers (Young Adult, Lothian Books, 2000)
  • Spy Babies (Middle & Upper Primary, Lothian Books, 2000)
  • Fat Boy Saves World (Young Adult, Lothian Books 1998)
  • Scarlets Bat' (Puffin Books, 2004)
  • A Dangerous Secret (Book #1 of 'Vidz' - Random House Australia & Delacorte Press USA, 2003)
  • Time Trap (Book #2 of 'Vidz' - Random House Australia & Delacorte Press USA, 2003)
  • The Quivering Spy (Book #3 of 'Vidz' - Random House Australia 2004)
  • The X Factor (Book #4 of 'Vidz' - Random House Australia 2004)
  • Winning Back Dad (Middle Primary Readers - Walker Books UK & Australia, 1999)
  • Baby Days (Picture book - Omnibus Books)
  • Dancing Night Tonight (Picture book - Scholastic Australia)

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