Tom Fletcher Books in Order

Jack thinks he has found a perfect escape when his new girlfriend, Jennifer, buys a remote mansion called Fell House. But as their housewarming party spirals out of control, they realize the guests might not be human.

A 16-story horror anthology that mixes work by established writers with contributions from newer voices. The collection offers a broad ride through frightening and supernatural scenarios, with Tom Fletcher among its many contributors.

Danny wants a lot of toys for Christmas, but instead, Santa gives him a real, live dinosaur. Unfortunately, the dinosaur is very hungry and eats up all the festive decorations—leading to a messy, explosive solution.

Danny and Dinosaur blast off into space but forget to bring their lunch. When the hungry dino eats their rocket, they are stranded—until the dinosaur's tummy rumbles with a powerful, gas-fueled plan to get them home.

Seven writers each address one of the seven deadly sins in this compact horror anthology. The stories use the traditional vices as starting points for dark, unsettling scenarios, with Tom Fletcher among the contributors.

When Gran's old swing flips them back in time, Danny and Dinosaur find themselves in the Jurassic era. They meet some new dino friends, but when a volcano threatens to erupt, only one thing can blast them back to the future.

It's a rainy day, so Danny and Dinosaur try to remember their past adventures. As they think back, the dinosaur actually poops out the memories in this special recap of their funniest moments.

Danny and Dinosaur want to watch TV, but Mum won't let them until they tidy their messy room. Danny has a bright idea to make the mess disappear: feed it all to the dinosaur.

William Trundle, a dinosaur-obsessed boy in a wheelchair, unknowingly asks Santa for the one thing that doesn't exist: a dinosaur. But deep in the North Pole, a lonely dinosaur is about to make William's impossible wish come true.

In this colourful board book, Danny and Dinosaur spot a rainbow in the sky. They name all the colours they see, but when they notice one is missing, the dinosaur helps put it back in his own unique way.

A counting board book where Danny and Dinosaur count down from ten to one while searching for Daddy. They can't find him anywhere, until a rumble in the dinosaur's tummy gives them a clue.

This anthology presents short fiction from Jo Fletcher Books authors, including Tom Fletcher, across fantasy, science fiction, and horror. Its varied selection moves between epic, ghostly, mythic, and alternate-history settings.

Lucy Dungston wakes up to find that all the grown-ups in her town have vanished. She discovers they have been snatched by the Creakers—monsters who live under the bed—and she is the only one brave enough to get them back.

Eve is the first girl born in fifty years, making her the most valuable person on Earth. Raised in a tower for the future of humanity, her life is planned out—until she falls for Bram, a boy she isn't supposed to meet.

Danny and Dinosaur travel to Fairy Tale Land to rescue a princess, but she doesn't actually want to be saved. Meanwhile, the dinosaur starts eating all the classic storybook characters he can find.

One year after his first adventure, William returns to the North Pole to meet the mysterious Winter Witch, who controls time itself. When the future of Christmas is threatened, William and the Christmasaurus must risk everything to save it.

A cute little dragon has hatched inside the book, and she's accidentally sneezed fire! The reader must help put out the flames and keep the dragon safe in this interactive adventure.

Franky moves to a town called Freaky, where a strange green storm gives all the local kids superpowers. Franky feels left out until he realizes that being ordinary might just be the most important power of all.

Danny and Dinosaur set sail on a pirate ship to find buried gold. But when they reach Skull Island, the adventure gets perilous, and the dinosaur's digestive system is their only weapon.

Eve has escaped the Tower, but freedom is more dangerous than she imagined. While the world hunts for her, she discovers devastating secrets about the Mothers who raised her and the true cost of her "protection."

A witch has landed in the book and is making a terrible mess with her magic. The reader must use their finger as a wand to tidy up the pages and trap the witch.

An alien has crash-landed on the page. The reader is asked to jiggle, bounce, and turn the book upside down to help launch the alien back into space.

A cheeky elf challenges the reader to a series of tests to see if they belong on the Nice List. But look out—this elf might be trying to trick you into being naughty.

The Christmasaurus and William are back on a mission to help the children who have found themselves on the Naughty List. They must turn mischief into kindness to prevent Christmas from being cancelled for good.

The book that started it all: a mischievous blue monster is loose on the pages. The reader must shake, tilt, and spin the book to get him out before he makes a mess.

The Scribbler is trying to ruin the book, and it's up to the reader to help the Superhero unlock their powers. By tapping and cheering, children can save the day.

A unicorn has galloped onto the page, but she looks worried. The reader must learn how to soothe her with happy thoughts and magic to bring back her sparkle.

A Big Bad Wolf has pushed his way into the book. The reader must help the Monster, Dragon, and other friends work together to get rid of the intruder.

George and his bandmates are beamed up into space to compete in an intergalactic Battle of the Bands. They must rock out against alien musicians to save the Earth from being destroyed.

A sleepy bear has wandered into the book and needs help getting ready for bed. The reader helps him wash, brush his teeth, and settle down for a good night's sleep.

The conclusion to the trilogy sees Eve and Bram fighting to survive in a world that is falling apart. They must decide if humanity is worth saving, and if their love can endure the collapse of society.

Ebenezer Scrooge has stepped out of his own story and is determined to cancel Christmas forever. William Trundle and the Christmasaurus must intervene to stop him and save the festive spirit.

A little chick has arrived in the book and needs the reader's help to explore. Through interactive prompts, children guide the chick on a gentle journey of discovery.

A little dinosaur has stomped into the book and is feeling lonely. The reader is invited to help find him some friends in this heartwarming interactive story.

In this interactive Easter picture book, readers are asked to help a hungry bunny stop raiding Monster’s carrot patch. Page-by-page actions such as bouncing and shaking guide the story toward a lesson about sharing and an Easter surprise.