Bøger af P J Seymour

In "There Are Monsters in My Room," meet Catherine, a young girl who's convinced that her room is home to scary monsters. This charming picture book, perfect for 5-year-olds and up, takes you on an adventure through Catherine's imagination, with each page filled with playful and cartoon-style illustrations that perfectly captures Catherine's troubled imagination. "There Are Monsters in My Room" is a delightful bedtime tale with enchanting rhymes that entertain while imparting an important lesson about facing fears. It leaves young readers with smiles and newfound courage to confront their own "monsters." It's a perfect story to read aloud and share with children, sparking their imaginations and helping them conquer their fears with a smile.

Disappearances, fatal 'accidents', feuds and even murder: the mouse community in London's Underground is falling apart. Gio Knightsbridge is keen to find out who is causing all the mayhem and why. When little Sport accidentally witnesses another murder, Gio is outraged!With the help of his best friends, Lily and Courty, he throws his energies into the puzzle. He learns a lot from Léon the French mouse, Jazz an umpire, Flint O'Gravy who battles the rats along Westminster, and even his father, Umpire of the Piccadilly line. The evidence points to one mouse. But what could be the reason? Finally, Gio guesses at the Grand Parley when it is almost too late. Trapped into a duel, he risks everything to win, but Gumley Theydon Bois is a known cheat . . .

Augustus, an old country mouse, arrives in London from the West Country with a mission. Merlin, the ancient sorcerer, wants his help to pass a secret to the human who lives at Buckingham Palace. It is the secret of good kingship - a great honour for the mouse chosen to deliver it.When he reaches the London Underground, Augustus asks the local mice to assist, but they are not street mice and do not know the way. Drury, an escapee from The Royal Opera House, is asked to help . . . or else! Drury doesn't have a clue but he wants to get back home so he agrees.On the way, the mice get lost, use the wrong address, find the wrong person and must deal with Kaiser, a feral cat and scourge of the Underground. With problems like this, Augustus's faith in Merlin is stretched to the limit.