Bøger i RIGBY STAR serien

Villagers are frightened when a monster arrives in their village, but is he as fierce as he sounds? Simon is a bit scared, but also curious. He discovers why the monster is so upset and finds a way to get him home. Illustrated by Sholto Walker

Bully Bear ruins a game for Squirrel and his friends. However, Squirrel's big friend Moose decides to teach him a lesson. Illustrated by Mark di Meo

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

Korka is a very small elf with very big ideas. When a big troll squashes all the houses in the village, Korka knows just what to do. Illustrated by Mike Spoor

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

Specially built for Foundation and Key Stage 1 guided reading

This is a rhyming story about a little girl who finds a dinosaur. Illustrated by Basia Bogdanowicz

Young Pip the chick goes for a walk one day and encounters a hungry fox. However, the clever chick challenges the fox to various competitions and avoids being eaten. Illustrated by Trevor Dunton

A little girl takes photos of everyone in her family and they are all cross with her. They take her camera away and she is cross! Illustrated by Tony Ross

Benni and Anna live on a small farm. Benni thinks Anna has an easy life looking after the house. So, one day, they swap jobs! Illustrated by Carla Daly

A story about two good friends, Owl and Rabbit, who live in a big oak tree. One day, Rabbit is very sad because everyone has forgotten his birthday. Owl, though, decides that there is still time to save the day. Illustrated by Charlotte Combe

The kangaroo loves to jump. He wants to find another animal to jump with him. Illustrated by Garry Davies

A family goes on holiday to the middle of nowhere. They are hoping to enjoy the peace and quiet, but things are not quite what they had expected. Illustrated by Stephen Lewis

Some children think they have seen a tiger in the wood next to the school. They go to search for the tiger and find one, but not the type of tiger they expected. Illustrated by Holly Swain

Mrs. Clark takes in a stray cat only to discover that he likes to steal her food. She makes a very hot chilli to teach Tom a lesson he won't forget. Illustrated by Chloe March

Charlie hates the bridesmaid's dress she has to wear for her aunt's weeding, and she gives it to the jumble sale. However, she feels very guilty when her aunt comes to visit, and goes to the jumble sale to get the dress back. Illustrated by Jan Lewis

James is asked to sort the flyers for the school fete. Butterflies, balloons, birds and even an aeroplane aren't what his teacher had in mind! Nevertheless, James ends up saving the day. Illustrated by Philippe Dupasquier

Walrus and Penguin are good friends living at opposite ends of the Earth. They both decide to visit each other, and eventually meet up in Egypt having stopped in several places to write postcards. Illustrated by Mike Terry

The character in this book is dressing up. Children must guess what he is dressing up as! Illustrated by Andy Hammond

George the Giant loves to sing, but his singing is very loud and it disturbs the families living nearby. One day, they ordered George to stop singing, but then a baby started crying. Illustrated by Jonathan Langley

Jazz is dreading the school concert. She is worried that her mum will find out just how bad she is at playing the piano. Then she finds a new talent, and becomes the star of the show. Illustrated by Stephen Lewis

Mrs Gizmo has invented a teleporter, but the Gizmos inadvertently travel back to the time of the dinosaurs. Mr Gizmo's picnic is ruined when a Tyrannosaurus Rex turns up uninvited. Illustrated by Nigel Sandor

The animals in the forest as Owl for his advice as winter approaches. The Owl tells them to go with their thoughts. The animals think Owl is very wise...but is he? Illustrated by Shoo Rayner

George the Giant enjoyed singing. Unfortunately the people in the village didn't enjoy listening to him, so one day they asked him to stop. Then the babies of the village started to cry and wouldn't stop. Illustrated by Jonathan Langley

A giant and a frippit are neighbours in the woods, but the jealous frippit dislikes the kind and popular giant. A stormy night in the woods changes everything. Illustrated by James Cotton