Tom Nicoll crafts humorous and imaginative stories that resonate with young readers, often exploring whimsical concepts with a playful spirit. His narrative style is characterized by its quick pace and unexpected turns, drawing readers into his inventive worlds. What began as a childhood passion for writing has evolved into a prolific career, resulting in numerous published works. He continues to delight audiences with his unique blend of wit and creativity.
In a high-stakes gaming environment, Flo and Max find themselves trapped in Critter Clash, where teams of creatures engage in intense battles. With the competition looming and no allies to join them, they must navigate this challenging world to find a way back home. The story explores themes of teamwork, resilience, and the quest for identity within a fantastical setting.
In this hilarious new series featuring Pan, a Mini-Dragon and Eric his new found friend, Pan has settled in to life with Eric when his aunt and uncle show up to take him home. Can Pan outsmart them and figure out a way to stay at Eric's house? Just when Pan the Mini-Dragon is starting to feel like Eric's bedroom is home, his grouchy aunt and uncle turn up on a rescue mission. When he refuses to go back with them, they REALLY cause a stink! Will Pan manage to get them off his tail and avoid a trip through the sewers?
Book two in a hilarious new series featuring one boy and a little dragon with an oversized appetite for adventure.
In a high-stakes battle royale game, Flo and Max face off against each other, vying to be the last ones standing. Their journey is filled with intense competition and strategic challenges as they navigate the game's dangers. The tension builds as they question whether survival will truly lead them home, raising themes of friendship, loyalty, and the cost of victory.
Join Eric and his friends on a camping trip in the hilarious new series featuring Pan, a Mini-Dragon, with an oversized appetite for adventure. Eric and friends are off on a camping trip - Pan assures them that a Mini-Dragon's skills will be very handy when it comes to lighting a campfire! As it turns out, dragons aren't so hot at putting up tents. Eric and Pan are just getting tangled up when Toby and his dad show up with their state-of-the-art camping gear. Wanting to prove this weekend isn't about fancy gadgets, Eric suggests pitting his dad against Toby's in a series of outdoor challenges. But when Toby starts bending the rules, it's up to Pan to fly to the rescue.
A hilarious read-aloud story, featuring a wonderfully wacky array of animals in vehicles - from rabbits in rockets to foxes in fire engines! Illustrated by the award-winning Ross Collins.
Buckle up for There's Nothing Faster Than a Cheetah. A laugh-out-loud funny picture book with vehicles and animals! Perfect for sharing together, this wonderfully wacky picture book is sure to get young readers giggling. With a bouncy, read-aloud story from Tom Nicoll, Welsh adaptation by Luned Aaron, and hilarious illustrations from the... -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru
A hilarious read-aloud story, sequel to the fantastic There's Nothing Faster Than a Cheetah, featuring a wildly competitive gang of alliterative animals taking part in a beauty pageant - from slugs in santa suits to warthogs in wedding wear!
Pings großer Wunsch geht in Erfüllung. Der Mini-Drache darf endlich mit Eric in die Schule gehen. Aber dann herrscht große Aufregung, als der nervige Nachbarsjunge Toby seinen Rucksack mit dem von Eric vertauscht. Denn im Rucksack hält Ping gerade seinen Mittagsschlaf. Jetzt muss Eric alle Hebel in Bewegung setzen, um Ping zu retten!
Kleiner Drache, große Schwierigkeiten! Als Eric einen winzigen Drachen in seinem Essen findet, denkt er erst, es wäre ein Spielzeug. Aber Ping, der Mini-Drache, ist quicklebendig. Er kann sogar sprechen. Und er bringt Eric in jede Menge Schwierigkeiten. Weil Pings Leibspeise Bergziege gerade nicht verfügbar ist, macht er sich über die müffelige Dreckwäsche her. Und verhält sich auch sonst ziemlich auffällig! Wie soll Eric da bloß sein Mini-Drachen-Geheimnis bewahren?
