Alex T Smith Books in Order

Georgia’s garden becomes the setting for a gentle, colorful picture-book adventure. Young readers can follow her through an outdoor world of growing things, bright details, and small discoveries that make the garden feel special.

Harry’s beautiful balloons take center stage in a short, colorful story for young children. The book turns a familiar childhood delight into an inviting visual adventure, encouraging readers to notice, imagine, and join in.

A bright, simple picture book celebrates the repeating rhythms of everyday life and play. With Alex T. Smith’s lively illustrations, it offers young children a gentle story built for sharing, noticing, and reading again.

Tom turns a game of hide-and-seek into a playful little adventure. With places to search and surprises to find, this short picture book invites young readers to share the fun of looking closely and guessing.

Quiet Eliot Jones reads books and feeds his goldfish by day, but at midnight he becomes a superhero. From stolen jewels to an approaching meteor, Eliot tackles emergencies that no one suspects he can handle.

Brave Bella wants to help her best friend Monty, a cat frightened by nearly everything, especially the dark. During a sleepover, Bella’s imaginative explanations make the night less scary, until her own fear appears.

Four friends share a house they call home, until each dreams of living somewhere more exciting. When they split up, they must decide whether adventure matters more than friendship, compromise, and being together.

Tom and Matt learn that their parents have been kidnapped by the Baddie in Deep Space. Armed with blasters and a cardboard-box spaceship, the brothers launch an imaginative rescue mission to bring them home.

When Isabella steals Matt’s beloved Baby Dragon, Tom and Matt set out to get it back. With their little brother, a fire-breathing friend, knights, frogs, and a dungeon, the rescue becomes a wild fairy-tale adventure.

When Mr. and Mrs. Shinyshoes go to work, Claude and Sir Bobblysock visit the city for the first time. Shopping, a museum, a robbery, and a hospital rescue make it a very full day.

Claude and Sir Bobblysock take their first holiday at the beach, where they expect sandcastles and ice cream. Instead, they meet pirates, find treasure, and discover that Claude cannot avoid an adventure for long.

Frankie Blewitt is sent to Crammar Grammar after another bad school report, only to discover a frightening secret. Dr. Gore plans to turn pupils into robot-like super-brains, and Frankie must stop his brain-drain machine.

Foxy DuBois invites Egg for dinner, but her elaborate hospitality hides a hungry plan for breakfast. Egg seems innocent, yet Foxy soon discovers that her clever menu may not end the way she expects.

A lively picture-book caper follows a determined group through a playful chase full of music, movement, and comic mishaps. With bold illustrations and a can-can spirit, the story turns a simple escape into a grand performance.

After rescuing a runaway baby carriage, Claude and Sir Bobblysock are invited to the circus. A few accidents with the equipment leave them with only one choice, they must help put on the show.

Ella is a kind ladybird forced to wait on her horrid wasp stepsisters. When a spider artist holds a Grand Bug Ball in Paris, Ella gets a chance to dance, be noticed, and change her story.

It is Bunny’s birthday, and there is much to do before the celebration begins. Bunny gets up, takes a bath, and bakes a cake in this short, rhyming story made for very young readers.

A stroll through town leads Claude and Sir Bobblysock into a theatre, where they discover dancing, costumes, and a chance to perform. Before long, Claude is under the spotlight and trying to save the show.

Claude and Sir Bobblysock visit the Snowy Mountains to ski, throw snowballs, and enter a snow-sculpture contest. When an avalanche threatens the fun, Claude must find a way to come to the rescue.

Princess Primrose is tired of being told not to climb trees, splash in fountains, or get muddy. When her Grandmama visits, Primrose learns that being royal should not mean giving up every bit of fun.

Frankie and his friends face Dr. Gore again when the villain plans to invade children’s dreams with an army of robot toys. Stopping him means another risky, ridiculous mission before his scheme reaches everyone.

Claude and Sir Bobblysock go on holiday at the beach, where they eat ice cream, build sandcastles, and sunbathe. Then sharks, pirates, and buried treasure make the trip much more exciting than planned.

When the Big Bad Knight steals Granny’s magic wand, tiny Hector decides to get it back. A dragon stands in his way, but Hector has courage, quick thinking, and a bag of chips to help.

Foxy DuBois needs money fast, mainly because Alphonso the Alligator is always hungry. Her clever get-rich scheme is meant to solve everything, but keeping a hungry alligator happy is harder than Foxy expects.

Foxy heads to glamorous Jollywood in search of fame, fortune, and a better life. Alphonso follows, and Foxy tries making him a stunt double while secretly plotting to get rid of him once and for all.

Claude and Sir Bobblysock find themselves drawn into the strange world of moviemaking. When the production needs help, their day behind the scenes becomes a comic turn in front of the cameras.

Claude discovers a film set on the other side of a fence, and a mishap leaves the stars unable to perform. With Sir Bobblysock beside him, Claude steps in to become a very unlikely movie hero.

Foxy DuBois and Alphonso Alligator land in jail after a money-stealing mess. Escaping would be hard enough, but Foxy must also cope with Alphonso, whose appetite and clumsiness make every possible plan worse.

Claude and Sir Bobblysock head out on a nautical adventure where the sea brings more excitement than either expected. With their usual enthusiasm and little preparation, the pair face a day of watery mishaps and heroic possibilities.

Claude and Sir Bobblysock enter a sports competition with high hopes and mixed athletic ability. When robbers steal the Gold Cup, Claude must find a way to turn a day of games into a real rescue.

A peaceful country walk sends Claude and Sir Bobblysock into a busy day on a farm. From feeding chickens to dealing with pigs and a fearsome bull, Claude finds that rural life is anything but quiet.

Little Red crosses the savanna to bring medicine and treats to Auntie Rosie, but a hungry lion has other plans. This lively Little Red Riding Hood retelling gives its quick-thinking heroine plenty of chances to outsmart him.

Claude and Sir Bobblysock mistake Santa Claus for a burglar on Christmas Eve and handcuff him by accident. With the key missing, the two friends must deliver presents themselves before midnight arrives.

When the Museum of Extraordinary Objects needs its hidden treasure found, Mr Penguin finally gets his first adventure. With Colin the kung-fu spider, he follows clues into secret passages, a lost jungle, and plenty of trouble.

This collection brings together Claude and Sir Bobblysock’s funny outings, where a dog in a beret keeps stumbling into heroics. It is a lively introduction to the pair’s city trips, holidays, and everyday disasters.

On Christmas Eve, Winston the mouse finds a letter that never reached Father Christmas. He sets off on a brave journey to deliver it, with twenty-four-and-a-half chapters and festive activities to enjoy through Advent.

After a plane crash on a snowy mountain, Mr Penguin and Colin shelter near a ruined fortress. Missing pets, strange noises, and a sinister hypnotist pull the gang into a case that is far more dangerous than it first appears.

Claude and Sir Bobblysock meet Keith, a lost duckling who needs help finding his mummy. Their search through Pawhaven becomes a warm, funny story about lending a paw when someone small needs a friend.

Claude and Sir Bobblysock return for a short World Book Day adventure packed with the pair’s usual cheerful confusion. A simple outing turns into another chance for Claude to help, improvise, and become the center of attention.

Mr Penguin boards a luxury cruise for a rest, while Colin performs with a choir. Threatening notes, a stowaway, and a dangerous hunt for the Fountain of Youth soon turn the holiday into a high-seas mystery.

Claude and Sir Bobblysock decide to camp in the back garden, expecting a simple night outdoors. Their little expedition soon becomes a brave encounter with wild beasties, proving that adventure can be only a few steps from home.

Claude and Sir Bobblysock star in four comic-strip adventures from Pawhaven. From a stolen jam tart to superhero work, police duties, and emergency nursing, Claude finds plenty of ways to make an ordinary day wonderfully chaotic.

Mr Lovelybuns needs help baking the biggest bun in history, and Claude and Sir Bobblysock are ready to lend a paw. The kitchen becomes a busy, floury place where one ambitious bake could get out of hand.

A rainy walk lands Claude and Sir Bobblysock at the palace, where they unexpectedly become royal babysitters. Soon they are trying to keep the children tidy, rescue the Queen, and save a birthday celebration from complete disaster.

With five days until Christmas, Winston follows hazy memories of a mouse he knows is important. Promising Oliver he will return in time, he begins a round-the-world journey with festive activities in every chapter.

Mr Penguin, Colin, and their friends travel to the desert town of Laghaz when Edith Hedge disappears. Clues lead them toward hidden crypts, cursed treasure, and a dangerous tomb, where rescuing their friend means facing their biggest case yet.

At snowy Grimacres, Sir Ignatious Gristle is murdered during his ninetieth birthday gathering. Trapped with a houseful of suspects, his granddaughter Edna and her tortoise Charles Darwin must follow the clues and find the killer.