Dandi Palmer: 33 books

A journey through an alphabet of unlikely characters and odd ideas. 30 full colour illustrations.

21 detailed line drawings. Suggestions for embroidery, greetings cards and other craftwork.

The individual often has a more original outlook on life than those who always crave company. With no distractions, the unexpected can also seek them out - for better or worse. They can cure the ills of the world, discover what older sisters really do for a living, choose between a fortune or life,...

Everyone has dragons. Charlie is best friends with his. Mandy doesn’t recognise hers until she loses her spaceship. The only way to travel in the universe of the imagination is by dragon.

Tales about sticky confectionary, talking fish, restless gargoyles, mysterious magical eggs in the depths of space, a reasonable giant rat, worlds made with words and worlds drowned in rivers of chocolate… For teenagers and children. (Some suitable for adults as well.)

There is a strange glow in Penny’s greenhouse. She knows how to grow every flower, fruit and vegetable you can name, and perhaps even ones that come from another planet.

The Universe is full of wonders and the sunbeam jewel is one of the most remarkable - and it likes Angelo.

In a picture story about an adventurous 18th century inventor, Barnaby Bell takes to the sky in his wonderful invention - and lands in a duck pond. With full colour illustrations.

This is the picture story of twins, two dolphins and a very jealous macaw. 30 full colour illustrations.

A haunted volcanic island takes revenge on pirates. A picture story with 32 full colour illustrations.

Ganesha rides in the moonlight on his demon rat, which is scared by a snake. A picture story with 32 full colour illustrations.

It is easy to think that the reality we know is the only one. But the galaxy is immense and full of other possibilities. There are also dimensions where existence is not tangible for its inhabitants. We would call them ghosts. With illustrations.

Minty finds a magical mouse which transforms weeds into sunflowers, lizards into dinosaurs, and her brother into a dog. Picture story with line illustrations.

Don’t look now because the clown from Hell is right behind you, the smog is melting people away into another dimension, and monsters roam the golf course. Your friendly, helpful smartphone could be the portal to Purgatory and that mysterious toyshop holds a secret to turn the toughest teenage mind. Not suitable for younger children.