Books by Richard Fairgray
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The Turner family has just got a monster, and the whole neighbourhood is in awe of his superhero stature, daredevil skill and all-round usefulness. Everyone wants their own monster. But sometimes the monster you order isn't necessarily the monster you get.
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If I had an elephant for a best friend, there'd be no stopping us! Wed get matching jackets. Wed build a time machine together. Wed have OUT OF THIS WORLD adventures ... IF I had an elephant.
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ISSN 2324-2523
With the Raptor dead and gone, there's finally time for Blastosaurus to focus on real police work and what better to hold his attention than a mad bomber and an explosive hidden somewhere in the city? But can you titular sauropod believe his own instincts,especial ...
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"When last we saw Blastosaurus he and Richard were on their way to Freak Out City Museum to stop the evil raptors once and for all. Unfortunately so were Richard's friends; Alana, Emma and Sam - not to mention several lovable (if smelly) homeless guys just seeking somewhere warm ...
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Reveals that gorillas, those masters of disguise and experts at hiding, are all around us and invites the reader to seek gorillas of all ages in the illustrations, while carrying a banana just in case.
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One day Morgan wants to know what the Moon's name is, and he knows the only way to find out is to ask.
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One day Morgan wakes up and can't find his favourite toy. When he can't find it Morgan decides that if his toy isn't anywhere, it must be Nowhere.
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Morgan cannot sleep, so embarks on an epic mission to find Sleep, collecting snores, counting sheep and yawning along the way.
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"Wanda has noticed some very unusual things about her grandpa: his pants need tail holes, he can eat an entire tree, his footprints attract palaeontologists. Grandpa is a dinosaur. Wanda knows it, but nobody will believe her!"--Publisher information.
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"You know what's harder than being a dinosaur? Officer Marvin Morris can tell you. It's working in the same place as one, especially one like Blastosaurus who everyone thinks is the shiniest new toy they've ever seen. Suddenly Naomi doesn?t have time for him, his office is full o ...
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