Jenny Jinks Book order (chronological)

There's always time for a bedtime story with this wonderful collection of tales.

Will has the best stick. But then he sees a better stick...

Larry the llama faces a dilemma: his wool keeps him warm during the day but makes him too hot. After a haircut helps him cool off, he realizes he becomes too cold at night. The story explores his quest to find a solution that allows him to stay warm after sunset, highlighting themes of adaptability and comfort.

Arthur wishes his life was more like a fairy tale. But when his wish comes true, can he trust everything he's read before?

Sniff is hungry for buns. Will she get any? Matt and Sniff are on a dig. What will they find?

It is wet! Can Jen and Dad spot a big puddle? Dan can bop. It is lots of fun!

Star loves to sleep but her snoring keeps everyone awake. What will she do when the biggest, scariest beast in the jungle goes on a rampage?

The story follows Pip the squirrel, who faces the challenge of keeping her buried nut safe from others who keep unearthing it. Meanwhile, Tom is engrossed in a game of catch but accidentally loses his ball, adding to the playful chaos. The narrative highlights themes of perseverance and the importance of friendship in overcoming small obstacles.

The story revolves around an unexpected collaboration as a diverse group comes together to move a log that has fallen into a pond. In a parallel setting at the skate park, the excitement builds as skaters showcase their skills, culminating in one individual executing the most impressive jump of the day. This narrative highlights themes of teamwork and individual achievement in a vibrant community setting.

Prem crashes on a little red planet. She is shipwrecked! Prem is all alone... or is she?