Philip Ardagh
Author · 11 September 1961

Philip Ardagh

Philip Ardagh is an English children's author, primarily known for the Eddie Dickens series of books. He has written more than 100 books including adult fiction and children's non-fiction. During 2004 and 2005 Ardagh collaborated with Sir Paul McCartney and illustrator-animator Geoff Dunbar to create McCartney's first children's book, High in the Clouds. Published simultaneously in the UK and US and other countries in October 2005, there was an initial print run of half-a-million copies in the United States. The Observer called it "a tale about the perils of unchecked global capitalism". Source: wikipedia

Works

The Grunts in trouble
2012
Terrible Times (Eddie Dickens Trilogy)
2002
The Grunts in a Jam
2014
Terrible times
2003
Bunnies in a Boat
2022
Bunnies in a Sleigh
2023
Ancient Egypt
1997
The Truth About Love
2004
A House Called Awful End (Eddie Dickens Trilogy)
2000
Up in the Air (Mighty Machines)
1998
Grunts All at Sea
2013
A house called Awful End
2002
Bunnies on the Bus
2019
Eddie Dickens Trilogy
2007
Witch's Cat
2021
Library Cat
2021
Green Men of Gressingham
2006
All at Sea
2002
Railway Cat
2020
Little Adventurers
2019
The Grunts on the run
2015
Hole in the Road (Mighty Machines)
1999
All at Sea (Mighty Machines)
1998
Ancient Greek myths & legends
1997
The Aztecs
1998
Chinese myths & legends
1999
The Fall of Fergal
2004
The Fall of Fergal (Unlikely Exploits)
2002
Heir of Mystery
2005
History's Great Inventors (History's Highlights)
1995
Horrendous Habits (Further Adventures of Eddie Dickens)
2005
Norse myths & legends
1998
On the Farm (Mighty Machines)
1998
The Secret Diary of Prince Tutankhamun
1998
The Truth About Cats
2006
The Truth About Fairies
2005
Why Do Humans Have Two Legs? (Alien Asks)
1996
Why Don't Fish Have Fingers? (Alien Asks)
1996
The fall of Fergal, or, Not so dingly in the Dell
2004
The Green Men of Gressingham
2002
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