Squishy Taylor Collection 6 Books by Ailsa Wild (Squishy Taylor in Zero Gravity)

Titles in this Set: Squishy Taylor in Zero GravitySquishy Taylor and the Tunnel of DoomSquishy Taylor and the Vase that Wasn'tSquishy Taylor and the Bonus SistersSquishy Taylor and a Question of Trust Condition :BRAND NEWFormat :PaperbackISBN :9789124249403 Squishy Taylor in Zero Gravity:How long would it take to cycle to a space station? Why does red cordial make everyone more fun? How come you can't hug over the internet? Why is there a renegade astronaut on the roof? Squishy Taylor and the Tunnel of Doom:Why are tunnels both exciting and scary? How do dogs always know who the bad guys are? Why are pinkie-swears so important? Who's storing toxic waste under the park? Squishy Taylor and the Vase that Wasn't:How could a vase disappear from a locked apartment? How come everyone else is getting Dad's special forehead kisses? Why does toast taste better on a balcony? Squishy Taylor and the Mess Makers:What's the best way to sneak onto a film set? Why do grown-ups trust you more when you're carrying a baby? Is pizza a pizza without mozzarella cheese? What do you do when everyone dislikes your hero? Squishy Taylor and the Bonus Sisters:Why does Squishy have to share everything with her new stepsisters? Why is her next-door neighbour the crankiest man in the world? Why are green gummy worms the yummiest? Squishy Taylor and a Question of Trust:Meet Squishy Taylor: sneaky, cheeky ninja-detective! Squishy and her bonus sisters are in trouble with the crankiest neighbor in the world. But he might be a diamond smuggler . . . and its up to them to get to the bottom of it! About the Author:Ailsa Wild is an author of more than twenty books and a performer with a history in circus and collaboration. She writes for audiences of all ages, both fiction and non-fiction. In her day job, Ailsa facilitates story-making with children and adults in all kinds ofcircumstances. Her appearances are always interactive, responsive to her audience, and she aims to give people a greater sense of t