A funny adventure perfect for 8-12 year olds, with brilliant black and white illustrations throughout. If Peter Pan had been a girl... with a beard... then she'd have probably been called KING COO.
Adam Stower Books
Adam's passion for drawing and traditional illustration shines through in his specialized work for children's fiction, editorial pieces, character development, and product design. He approaches his craft with a deep appreciation for the art of visual storytelling. His unique style and attention to detail make his contributions distinctive in the realm of children's literature and beyond.
Howl with laughter and squeal with delight at this monstrously funny picture book and audio CD from number one bestselling author David Walliams, illustrated by the awesome Adam Stower! Performed by David Walliams - perfect for sharing at Halloween!
The highly anticipated third book following the adventures of King Coo, Ben Pole and a wombat called Herbert.
Antarctica
- 32 pages
- 2 hours of reading
What is it like to live in Antarctica? How do penguins travel quickly across the ice? Who discovered the South Pole? And why are seals so fat? In this fascinating book you'll find the answers and lots more about life on the ice
Murray the Pirate
- 192 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Set in a whimsical world, this story invites readers to explore the adventures that await just beyond the familiar confines of home. With a playful tone, it captures the curiosity and excitement of venturing into the unknown. The narrative emphasizes themes of bravery and discovery, as characters navigate challenges and forge new friendships. This enchanting tale encourages readers to embrace the spirit of adventure and the wonders that lie just outside their door.
Murray the Viking
- 165 pages
- 6 hours of reading
A thrilling journey awaits as characters embark on an unexpected adventure that begins at the cat flap. This tale promises excitement and exploration, inviting readers to discover a world filled with surprises and challenges. The narrative is likely to engage a younger audience, blending humor and whimsy with the allure of the unknown, making it a delightful read for those who enjoy imaginative escapades.
When Lily looks out of her bedroom window, she gets the best surprise ever - a doggy! But this is no normal doggy, this is actually an escaped bear. Lily's adventure with doggy is told through a poster Lily has made, advertising that she's found a lost dog. Sadly a zookeeper comes to collect Doggy.The next day, Lily has another fantastic surprise.
New in the best-selling Pictura series, this is colouring-in as you've never seen it before - especially for all design-conscious, creative kids. Beautiful black line images inspire children to think about and experiment with design, pattern and style as they learn from professional artists. Pages studded with fascinating facts add a learning element, helping young readers to use their imaginations to increase focus, hone artistic skills, and lose themselves in gadget-free creative time.
Oliver and Troll face the biggest, meanest, grumpiest troll of all!
Lily wanted a doggy, but her mum said dogs were too messy, too smelly, and far too much trouble. So, she got Lily something else... When Lily's mum finally agrees to buy her a furry feline friend, not everything is as it seems. Sausages are stolen, dens are destroyed, and kittychaos soon takes over. But is Lily's teeny-tiny companion really to blame? Or could a far more ferocious feline be lurking in the shadows... Jam-packed with humour and charming illustrations, Adam Stower's follow-up to Silly Doggy! is a purr-fect tale of mischief, misplaced blame, and laugh-out-loud cat-astrophes!