Jill Murphy - Works

Works

The Worst Witch
  • 1. The Worst Witch (1974)
  • 2. The Worst Witch Strikes Again (1980)
  • 3. A Bad Spell for the Worst Witch (1982)
  • 4. The Worst Witch All at Sea (1993)
  • 5. The Worst Witch Saves the Day (2005)
  • 6. The Worst Witch to the Rescue (2007)
Large Family picture books
  • Five Minutes' Peace (1986)
  • All in One Piece (1987)
  • A Piece of Cake (1989)
  • A Quiet Night In (1993)
  • Mr. Large in Charge (2005)
  • Laura Bakes a Cake (2008)
  • Luke Tidies Up (2008)
  • Lester Learns a Lesson (2008)
  • Lucy Meets Mr Chilly (2008)
  • Grandpa In Trouble (2009)
  • Sebastian's Sleepover (2009)
Non-series novels
  • Geoffrey Strangeways (1985)
  • Worlds Apart (1988)
  • Jeffrey Strangeways (1992)
Non-series picture books
  • My Teddy (1973)
  • Peace at Last (1980)
  • On the Way Home (1982)
  • Whatever Next! (1983)
  • What Next, Baby Bear! (1984)
  • The Christmas Babies (1992)
  • The Last Noo-Noo (1995)
  • All Aboard (1996)
  • All for One (2002)

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