Books by William Anthony

Are you ready to become the world's newest expert on wasps and bees? Great! Let's get to work! Engaging and wonderfully designed titles perfect for young readers who are ready to venture beyond reading schemes - Printed in a comfortable reader-size format, perfect for a relaxed read - Bursting with a wide range of topics, perfect for supporting the learning of young children - Text suitable for competent young readers who have advanced beyond learning to read - Stunningly designed and packed full of fascinating imagery and engaging vectors that bring topics to life

Dive into the weird and wonderful world of monstrous microbes to find out all about these pint-sized problems. From fungal frights to festering feet and everything in between, get up close and personal with some of the tiniest terrors on the planet!

Dive into the weird and wonderful world of monstrous microbes to find out all about these pint-sized problems. From viral sneezes to mean diseases and everything in between, get up close and personal with some of the tiniest terrors on the planet.

Awe-inspiring facts presented in an informative and visually engaging infographic style. These image-led titles combine accessible, factual text features with modern graphics.

The Fixer is very clever. There is nothing he cannot fix. One of his most simple tools is the trusty screw.

Can you be a king or a queen? What do queens and kings wear and eat? Let’s see…

We are going on a picnic. ThereΓÇÖs a lot of food to take. LetΓÇÖs see what weΓÇÖve got!

Come and celebrate Chinese New Year. See the food, clothes and decorations that make this festival so special.

Abigail Toenail has a big fear. She has a fear of the toenail clipper. But Abigail needs to decide what she is more afraid of: the toenail clipper or super-sized, smelly toenails...

It's all kicking off in Reef Lawn. Fish foes Keeth and Erika have had enough of each other - and it's come down to prawns at dawn. For the winner, their life can return to normal. But for the loser, it's game over in Reef Lawn.

Mums and dads keep sneaking off from their kids, but the kids aren't letting it lie. Forming the Spies for Lies, a group of clever kids plan to solve where their parents are sneaking off to and uncover the mystery once and for all!

There is a giant gift for Fay under the tree. What could it be? Fay wishes her mum was around to help her guess, but she is away until May for her job. Could it be a big clay monster? What about a big railway? What could be the greatest gift of all?

What does it mean to be you? Should you be the way others expect you to be, or can you be the person that you want to be? Join a fox and a hen on their unlikely journey together, as they learn what it means to be them.

Darsha always knew that she would make great things happen one day. But even Darsha didn't expect those great things to involve Bengal tigers, zoos and reuniting long-lost families...

The night before Tim's birthday, an enormous cake appeared in his house. Tim had no idea where it came from, who bought it or how it got there - and he certainly didn't know why it was full of a family of Italian mice from New York with a score to settle.

The Odd Box Arcade had Ellie's favourite game - Professor Molebody's Potato Panic. The Odd Box Arcade was certainly nothing shy of odd. It had faulty electrics that let the games' characters enter the real world at night, which was great, as long as they made it back in time for sunrise...

The people of Toyton woke up to some strange things. Houses were upside down, chip shops had been turned into actual chips, someone put ketchup in Jean's teapot, and Clive... his turkey... it was... Anyway, will Toyton find out who turned their town into a mess, or will the mystery go unsolved forever?

Luke had an incredible life and always told the truth about it. He had a jet pack and a pet mammoth, and his friend was Bigfoot. No one ever believed a word he said, until he told his first-ever lie...

What could you live without? You could live without chocolate or TV, right? Those things are easy to lose. But what about a world without any sunlight or rain falling from the skies? Could you live in a world where plants or animals had disappeared?

ΓÇó Created in line with the London Institute of EducationΓÇÖs approach to book bandingΓÇó Wonderfully unique and accessible stories that feature a wide variety of characters from different backgroundsΓÇó Phonetically decodable using graphemes and phonemes aligned with Letters and Sounds ΓÇó Ordered to support each phase of Letters and SoundsΓÇó Features exercises and questions to help reinforce and ascertain comprehensionΓÇó Beautifully illustrated to inspire and provoke engagement, providing a variety of styles for the reader to enjoy

ΓÇó Created in line with the London Institute of EducationΓÇÖs approach to book bandingΓÇó Wonderfully unique and accessible stories that feature a wide variety of characters from different backgroundsΓÇó Phonetically decodable using graphemes and phonemes aligned with Letters and Sounds ΓÇó Ordered to support each phase of Letters and SoundsΓÇó Features exercises and questions to help reinforce and ascertain comprehensionΓÇó Beautifully illustrated to inspire and provoke engagement, providing a variety of styles for the reader to enjoy

Have you ever wanted to live in a world made entirely of sweets? Willow had a wonderfully chocolatey plan that involved just that. She wanted to make buildings from Jumbo Gingerboards, own a horse made of marshmallow and sell some Fiddlebow Gobfloppers along the way. But Willow didn''t plan for what was nextâEUR¿

The escape plan was set and the animals of Ginger Zoo were ready to break out. It would have all gone according to plan if Llama had just been a little bit calmer...

ΓÇó Engaging design, filled with illustrations, vectors and photosΓÇó Great for exploring the places and things children may find in their local areaΓÇó Follow-along narrative keeps the reader engaged as they watch a local area get built bit by bitΓÇó Easily accessible for KS1 readersΓÇó Inspires kids to use, explore and take part in places around them that they may not have tried before

ΓÇó Engaging design, filled with illustrations, vectors and photosΓÇó Great for exploring the places and things children may find in their local areaΓÇó Follow-along narrative keeps the reader engaged as they watch a local area get built bit by bitΓÇó Easily accessible for KS1 readersΓÇó Inspires kids to use, explore and take part in places around them that they may not have tried before

ΓÇó High-interest spinoff of our already popular ΓÇÿLife CyclesΓÇÖ series, focusing on some of the grossest life cycles on our planetΓÇó Perfect for teaching KS1 scienceΓÇó Fun and gross information that can help more reluctant readers get involved with scienceΓÇó High-impact photographs complimented by engaging doodles

ΓÇó High-interest spinoff of our already popular ΓÇÿLife CyclesΓÇÖ series, focusing on some of the grossest life cycles on our planetΓÇó Perfect for teaching KS1 scienceΓÇó Fun and gross information that can help more reluctant readers get involved with scienceΓÇó High-impact photographs complimented by engaging doodles