M. P. Robertson

A spectacular and fun spoof pet-care guide to dragons, with clear, concise information on everything from choosing an egg to feeding, grooming and training your dragon, plus spreads on taking your dragon to the vet and teaching it to fly! Stunning illustrations from M. P. Robertson, combined with witty and amusing text make this a perfect guide for any child who's ever dreamed of having a dragon in their life.  

When an ice wizard plots to steal all the dragon eggs, George knows he muststop his wicked plan. But, with just one egg left to collect, will George save theday or will the wizard keep the dragon eggs forever in his icy clutches? Let the chase begin. Beautifully crafted and illustrated witha valiant theme for the boys and a soft endearing aspect for the girls. I'd happily recommend this book for keeps.Writeaway 

Franklin P. Shelley is an only child. He asks his mother if he can have a brother or sister but she just says “We’ll see.” So Frank decides to build his own. A heartwarming family story, with plenty of references to Mary Shelley’s classic. Appealing both to the eye and the heart and, even though children are unlikely to catch the literary references, their parents will chuckle over them. Kirkus review 

If anything needs fixing, CH1P can fix it. From Crusher Bots who can crush, Cleaner Bots who clean to Flyer Bots who can fly - they all depend on CH1P to keep them going. Suddenly CH1Ps world falls apart when his best friend P1N is whisked away to another planet. Devastated, he hatches a plan to rescue her and helped by his friends, he blasts off on an adventure into the unknown ... Packed with amazing robots and space creatures this is a captivating story which will grip children with excitement as they are swept along with their hero on his quest to save his friend. Written by M. P. Robertsons future cyborg self - M. P. Robotson. 

Jack loves building sandcastles more than anything in the world. But he can’t stop the sea from stealing them away. Then one day he finds a shell with magical powers, and makes a wish to be king of his own sandcastle. In no time he finds himself in the middle of an amazing adventure. But is his new power greater than the power of the sea? This magical tale from M.P. Robertson draws the reader into Jack’s amazing adventure of wishes, sandcastles, shells, mermaids and floods through the truly magnificent, full-colour illustrations. ‘Every time you look at it, it leaves an imprint on your mind like a footprint in the sand.’ The Guardian ‘Full of transporting illustrations painted with all the sureness and authority of an old master, and a plot that straddles the ordinary and extraordinary.’ Sally Williams, The Independent 

George finds more than he’dbargained for under his mother’sfavourite chicken. But when a dragon hatches from the egg he knows it’s his motherly duty to teach the dragon dragony ways. OVER 100,000 COPIES SOLD IN 12 COUNTRIES. Your child may love yet another book with fluffy chicks and curly lambs,but can you really stomach it? If the answer is no, then The Egg by M.P. Robertson is perfect. The Good Book Guide With its glorious, glowing illustrations that transport any child of four and over into the land of magic and back.Amanda Craig, The Independent on Sunday A beautifully written fantasy with luminous, richly hued artwork which isas evocative as the text … Each painting is a treasure on its own, filled with warm lighting and incredible detail. This is one egg that won’t gather dust on your shelves. The School Library Journal With its glorious, glowing illustrations that transport any child of four and over into the land of magic and back. Amanda Craig, The Independent on Sunday