Little Animal Ark Books in Order

Laura's rabbit Nibbles is frightened by her noisy cousin Tom, then becomes ill later that night. Mandy and the Animal Ark team must help the little bunny while Mr Hope works out what is wrong.

Mandy admires Shamrock, a tabby kitten whose curiosity matches his lively appearance. When he ventures outdoors for the first time, his nosiness leads him into trouble, leaving Mandy with a small animal who needs help.

Mandy helps Amy choose a pet mouse, but finding the right name proves difficult. During the night, a strange noise in Mandy's room gives the girls a mystery connected with their new little companion.

Peter's new puppy Timmy is adorable, but keeps chewing things he shouldn't. Mandy tries to help the playful young dog find a better game before his enthusiasm for mischief causes more trouble for his owner.

Tufty is a friendly hamster, but his untidy fur makes him less appealing than his siblings to prospective owners. Mandy tries to find him a home as her class prepares for its upcoming pet show.

Newborn lamb Woolly cannot stay outside in the cold, but bringing him indoors creates a string of problems. Mandy must work out how to keep him safe and reunite him with his mother without more trouble.

Four stories follow a younger Mandy’s animal adventures at Animal Ark. The collection brings together The Happy Hamster, The Proud Piglet, The Fearless Fox and The Friendly Foal, featuring pets and other animals needing her care.

Mandy’s friends are taking their pets to the Easter Festival, promising a day of animal fun. Among the visitors is Charlie, an exceptionally cheeky chick whose presence gives Mandy something special to look forward to.

Friday’s art lesson is nearly ruined when mysterious patterns appear on the paper during playtime. Mandy faces an unexpected puzzle at school as Class 3 wonders who could have been responsible for the unusual artwork.

Mandy helps her parents care for Hector, a fox cub whose courage makes him an unusual patient. His lack of fear causes trouble, however, because he does not seem to understand that some things are dangerous.

Mandy’s friend Helen has a new foal named Fern, who loves playing. A house move raises questions about what will happen to the young horse, in a story about responsibility, animal care and considering others’ needs.

Mandy looks forward to a party featuring pony rides, but Sparky is stung by a bee and cannot wear his saddle. She faces the problem of helping the pony take part without making him uncomfortable.

On a hot day, Mandy and her friends cool down beneath a lawn sprinkler while Rosy the piglet jumps into the duck pond. Mandy tries to provide Rosy with a muddy place of her own.