Nick Ward (children's author)
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Nick Ward is a British author and illustrator of children's books. He is known for his series Charlie Small, which he writes under the pseudonym of Charlie Small, the 8 year old protagonist of the series.[1]
Bibliography[edit]
Charlie Small[edit]
- Gorilla City (2007)
- The Perfumed Pirates of Perfidy (re-released as Pirate Galleon) (2007)
- The Puppet Master (re-released as The Puppet Master's Prison) (2007)
- The Daredevil Desperados of Destiny (re-released as Destiny Mountain) (2008)
- Charlie in the Underworld (re-released as The Underworld) (2008)
- Frostbite Pass (2009)
- The Mummy's Tomb (2009)
- Forest of Skulls (2010)
- Planet of the Gerks (2010)
- Land of the Remotosaurs (2010)
- The Hawk's Nest (2011)
- The Final Showdown (2011)
Children's books[edit]
- Don't Worry Grandpa (1995)
- Farmer George and the Lost Chick (1999)[2]
- Don't Eat the Teacher (2002)[3][4]
- Come on Baby Duck! (2004)[5]
As illustrator[edit]
- Meep Comes to Earth
- A Picnic On The River (1980)
- Paddington's New Room (1981)
- The Banana Machine (1994)
- The First Christmas: A Pop-Up and Play Pack/Pop-Up Nativity Model (1994)
- Inspirations: Writing (1995)
- Paddington Bear: A Lift The Flap Rebus Book (1995)[6]
- Mrs. Turnip's Treasure (1997)
- Helen Keller (1998)
- Scaredy-cat (1998)
- The King Next Door (1998)
- Justin & the Demon Drop-Kick (1999)
- Deck the Walls! A Wacky Christmas Carol (2013)[7]
Personal life[edit]
Nick Ward is married, and has two grown-up children.[8]
, and live in a tiny village.
References[edit]
- ↑ "my published books". nickward-illustration.
- ↑ "Farmer George and the Lost Chick". PW. Retrieved 25 October 2013.
- ↑ "Review: Don't Eat the Teacher". Publishers Weekly. Retrieved 25 October 2013.
- ↑ Martin, Patti (Aug 15, 2002). "KIDS BOOKS". Asbury Park Press. Retrieved 25 October 2013.
- ↑ "Review: COME ON, BABY DUCK!". PW. Retrieved 25 October 2013.
- ↑ "Paddington Bear: A Lift the Flap Rebus Book (review)". PW. Retrieved 25 October 2013.
- ↑ "Deck the Walls! A Wacky Christmas Carol (review)". PW. Retrieved 25 October 2013.
- ↑ "my published books". nickward-illustration.
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