Dave Lowe Książki

The story introduces a quirky pet hamster that embarks on a series of amusing adventures, setting the stage for a delightful six-book journey. With a blend of humor and charm, the narrative explores the unique antics of this extraordinary pet, promising laughter and fun for readers of all ages. Each installment builds on the hamster's escapades, making it a captivating series for those who enjoy lighthearted tales centered around unconventional pets.

Ten days, ten tasks - can Holly complete her very own Dadventure? Holly's dad is an explorer, having amazing adventures all over the world, while Holly is stuck at home with her mum, her baby brother and the dog. Now Dad's on a new expedition and he'll miss her tenth birthday. She's not happy - until she finds out that he's planned a special treasure hunt, just for her. She has ten days to complete ten tasks - some silly, some tricky and some downright terrifying. Maybe life at home isn't quite so boring after all. The first story in the 'Dadventure' series, a perfect family story or read-alone for fans of David Baddiel and THE 13-STOREY TREEHOUSE.

Five days, five tasks, no technology. How will Holly survive in the woods? Holly's second 'dadventure' is a screen-free challenge - Mum has packed her and Dad off to a log cabin in Fir Forest for five days with NO technology. There are other people camping in the woods, though - Zeb and his show-off dad who are camping 'properly' in tents and fishing for their dinner. Holly's dad is treating her like a baby and being more embarrassing than ever, but Zeb and Holly soon hit it off and enjoy exploring the forest together. A few days in Zeb's dad goes missing, and they discover there is a bear on the loose from the local safari park. It's up to Holly and her new friend to work together, save the day and prove themselves to their fathers - all without their phones or any tech gadgets!The second story in the 'Dadventure' series, a perfect family story or read-alone for fans of David Baddiel and THE 13-STOREY TREEHOUSE.

Über viele Haustiere hätte Ben sich gefreut. Er hat sogar extra eine Liste geschrieben. Ein Erdferkel wäre ihm recht gewesen, auch ein Affe oder ein Husky, ein Oktopus oder ein Wombat. Aber nein, seine Mutter muss ihm einen Hamster kaufen. Ben ist sauer, doch dann kommt alles anders und die Sache mit dem Hamster, der den Namen „Stinky“ erhält, wird richtig lustig, denn „Stinky“ ist ein Genie. Er kann sprechen, ist frech und klug. So hilft er Ben bei den Mathe-Hausaufgaben, den da ist Ben schlecht. Die Familie ist erstaunt und sein Mathelehrer wirft ihm Betrug vor. Ob Ben und sein neuer Freund das wieder in Ordnung bringen können?