Andersen: 330 books

Annabelle learned early in life that if you get too close to someone you will end up being hurt in the end. She has guarded her heart after her parent's death and the subsequent loss of her two best friends. When Annabelle ends up the ward of the Marquis of Havenshire, she learns that even adults...

A dangerous enemy. A new job. And her ex-boyfriend as her boss. What could possibly go wrong with that? Erin can't believe her bad luck. She finally gets to move up in her career, only to come face-to-face with the man who broke her heart. Caleb is possessive, demanding, and critical, which...

She is ice. He is fire. Together they are perfection. Saura is an innocent. She knows little of the world outside of the place she has been kept for years. All she knows in that when her blood begins to heat, she must find her mate in time or lose him forever. The only problem--he's...

She is dying. Infected with a strange virus. And nothing in her world can save her. Kaci just wanted a normal life. To step outside and feel the wind in her hair.To have friends and lovers. To experience true happiness. But the virus made her desires impossible. And then the unexpected...

Cassandra is brought to the palace by her grandfather, the sorcerer Malicar, after her parents are brutally murdered. After being presented to King Thomas she is raised alongside two boys – Thomas’s son, Matthew and Victor, the young man chosen to be Matthew’s commander of the army. However...

Life is simple in the village when Thatcher and Miranda realize that their lifelong friendship has turned to love. Their world is turned upside down when Miranda’s true identity is revealed – she is the niece of the King and the next heir to the throne. She is swept away to the palace giving Thatcher...

This is a fairy tale, a story of a princess who always wants more. Her father, the King, orders toymaker and cloth weavers to bring all new goods to the castle so his daughter can be happy. However, the more she gets, the more bored and unhappy she becomes. After Princess Isadora is granted three...

A collection of creative stories from the imagination of Tony Ross. Inspired by memories from his wartime childhood and throughout his eventful life, Tony Ross’s short stories are full of curious places and mysterious characters. Each story is brought to life with his vivid pictures. From...

Boo! "I'm not so much afraid of the dark!" said the Little Princess. "I'm sort of more afraid of GHOSTS!" Everyone says there are no such things as ghosts. Maybe so, but then how do you explain what's under the Little Princess's bed?

"Go straight to school, Our Kid," said Dad. But unless a fish-driven submarine, dinopirates, and an elephant ride are the fastest way to school, Our Kid is not doing too well. This tour-de-force from the legendary Tony Ross takes you on a journey to school like no other and shows that sometimes the oddballs (especially of the goat variety) win the day!

This anti-war story is told through the eyes of Douglas, the only ant in Antworld who has a name. He dreams of joining the beautiful line that delivers food, but he's been enlisted to be a soldier, and it's probably for the best that he doesn't understand quite what that means...

When the Queen goes on a trip, and sends back a photo of her feeding some penguins, the Little Princess decides she wants snow too. The whole palace tries all kind of things—from sandmen instead of snowmen to mudballs instead of snowballs. But this little royal won't be satisfied until she gets what she wants . . . and sometimes not even then!

The Little Princess can't wait to start school! At first, she finds it difficult to make friends and she is left all alone. But she soon finds there are other children with no friends, and before she knows it she has more friends than she can count!

The Little Princess doesn’t want to go to bed. And why should she when she isn’t even tired? But the King and Queen are firm and she does eventually go to bed. But when the King goes in to kiss her goodnight, her bed is empty again! Where can she be? 'Hilarious and a godsend to parents.' Guardian