Amelia Fang Series 7 Books Collection Set by Laura Ellen Anderson - Paperback - Ages 7-9 - spooky, funny illustrated Nocturnia chapter book

Titles in This Set 1. Amelia Fang and the Barbaric Ball 2. Amelia Fang and the Unicorn Lords 3. Amelia Fang and the Memory Thief 4. Amelia Fang and the Half-Moon Holiday 5. Amelia Fang and the Lost Yeti Treasures 6. Amelia Fang and the Trouble with Toads 7. Amelia Fang and the Naughty Caticorns Product Details Condition: New Format: Paperback Set Barcode: 9789123976157 Publisher: Egmont Age Range: 7-9 years Overview Step into the gloriously gothic, wickedly funny world of Nocturnia with this seven-book Amelia Fang collection by bestselling author-illustrator Laura Ellen Anderson. Follow big-hearted little vampire Amelia and her friends Florence the yeti, Grimaldi the reaper and Squashy the pet pumpkin through seven laugh-out-loud, spooky-sweet adventures. Packed with charming pen-and-ink illustrations and short, fast-paced chapters, this paperback set is ideal for confident and reluctant readers aged 7-9 who love humour, mischief and friendship and a brilliant gift for birthdays, Halloween or the classroom library. About the Books This complete seven-story collection charts Amelia's funniest and bravest escapades. In Amelia Fang and the Barbaric Ball , spoiled Prince Tangine snatches Amelia's pet pumpkin Squashy, sparking a daring palace rescue. The Unicorn Lords serves up more princely chaos, while The Memory Thief sends the gang on a cookie-selling contest to win a trip to Pumpkin Paradise Park. The Half-Moon Holiday swaps school for a Rainbow Rangers camping trip, and The Lost Yeti Treasures whisks the friends to Grand-yeti Clemence's 350th birthday in the candle-lit Yeti Pits. In The Trouble with Toads , baby brother Vincent tumbles into the mysterious land where squished toads go, launching a race-against-time rescue. Finally, The Naughty Caticorns turns the Fang household upside down when a new baby vampire arrives. Every book blends monster-filled settings with big-hearted lessons about friendship, courage and belonging, brought to life by Anderson's gothic a