Most Popular Books by Judy ALLEN

Describes the places that different kinds of animals live in, including trees, burrows, and ponds, and invites young readers to lift flaps to find the answers to questions and change the picture on each page.

A story concerning racial prejudice. Age group young adult.

"Be part of the action as dinosaurs of all shapes and sizes stomp, roar, and pounce their way through this interactive book. Uncovr the fascinating answers to questions about these magnificent creatures and look out for unexpected scene changes as you flip the flaps"--Back cover.

This introduction to the world of the ladybird aims to bring this familiar, small creature sympathetically to life. Young children should be fascinated by this tiny life found just outside their back door.

The weird things start as soon as Mike and his parents move into their new home, 31 South Street. Mike''s things fly out of the window, footsteps pad up the stairs at night - the house is haunted, Mike is sure, and the ghost wants him out. But why and what can he do? Mike has to solve the mystery.

When the villagers hire a famous hunter to kill the tiger rumored to live in the woods, only one young boy wishes to protect the animal; and, in fact, the hunter knows more than one way to shoot a tiger.

A film project exploring the settlement of foreign animals in Great Britain brings six wildlife enthusiasts together in the remote English countryside. This amateur crew soon find themselves on the trail of a mysterious, predatory creature of local myth.

Discover fascinating answers to questions about whales and dolphins and look for unexpected scene changes as you flip the flaps.

A tired witch ignores her cat''s advice about where to find a nice place to sleep and instead travels around trying out new places, including a treetop, a star, and a cave full of bats.

Projects that children can make with natural materials found in the garden, in the countryside, by the seashore, or even in the kitchen.

Highflyers is a new series in which two young girls begin to realise their dreams of world travel. In this book they find themselves welcoming people into holiday homes in Spain, but soon realise that the people concerned are not holiday-makers

Discusses technological innovations in electronics such as digital signals, optical fibres, lasers, and bio-chips and their applications in homes, work places, hospitals, and space and military programs.