"The most important part of creating a story is your imagination ... Simply put, your story should have a beginning, a middle, and an end. I have started the story for you, and now it's up to you to create the next two parts. How will it all turn out in the end? That's what makes all of us turn the pages of a story while reading, isn't it, whether it's a chapter book, picture book, or graphic novel; what is going to happen next? You can finish the story in whatever way you wish." -- From the author's note.

Short stories.

Breakfast on a dragon's tail --Septimus Sneeze and the ghosts of Gargantua -- The gloomy Spong and the sparkly girl -- Saffron and licorice -- The dithering ducks of Deptford -- The nattering tree -- Icicle fingers -- Dracula and son -- The twelve dancing crocodiles -- The who that is me -- Chip and pin -- Glimmerland -- The book of wondering.