Bøger af Josh Lacey

Eddie is dragonsitting again, but this time he's looking after Uncle Morton's Scottish island too. Written as a series of emails between Eddie and Uncle Morton, this quirky, original series has a growing legion of fans and offers something different to young readers.

Grk is walking happily through the park, sniffing trees and chasing squirrels, when he's suddenly snatched by two men in black suits. Tim and Grk's eighth amazing adventure takes them to the home of pizza, pasta and the leaning tower of Pisa. There they meet the Duke of Macaroni, a man with a terrible secret which he will do anything to hide.

It's Eddie's birthday and he's looking forward to a birthday party filled with fun, games and . . . dragons? Ziggy and Arthur are the unexpected guests, but their idea of a good time involves eating everything in sight and ruining the party magician's tricks. Is Eddie in for the wrong kind of birthday surprise?

When Grk sniffs some succulent sausages, he can't resist following his nose - and ends up on the other side of the world. Somehow, Tim will have to travel halfway around the planet, rescue his beloved dog and outwit the most wicked villains in the Southern Hemisphere.

Tim and Natascha realise to their horror that Max has gone to Paris to confront their first adversary, Colonel Zinfandel, the dictator of Stanislavia. They rush after him, with their intrepid dog Grk. Will Colonel Zinfandel be a ruthless and violent as he is has been before? And how can two children and a dog do any good?

India. The country of curry, chutney, tigers, the Taj Mahal... and the blue rat gang.In Delhi, hundreds of children have been enslaved. Will no one help them? Does no one care?One person does. On trains and rickshaws, travelling from slums to palaces, Tim and Grk plunge into the heart of India for the most exciting adventure of their lives.

Fjerde bind i den sjove og let-læste serie om dragepasseren Edvard, som skal passe onkel Olufs noget ”energiske” drage. Bøgerne er skrevet som en e-mail-korrespondance, som gør dem lette at læse.”Kære Onkel Oluf, McDougall-familien er ankommet. Hr. McDougall råber og skriger hele tiden og vifter med armene. Han har mistet tre får på en uge. Nu vil han fjerne dine drager og låse dem inde i sin lade, til politiet ankommer.”