The Little Somethings is a charming series, ideal for kids who love collecting Mr Men and Little Miss.

Somewhere, not so far away, there's a cave filled with wonderful creatures. They're called the Little Somethings, which is unfortunate, because the Greedy Guzzler is very hungry . . . and looking for a little something to satisfy his appetite . . .

Those poor Little Somethings; they're terrified of being eaten! But this Greedy Guzzler is very particular. He doesn't want any old little something. He doesn't want anything skinny, nor anything with wings or nasty stings. Which just leaves . . . the Miniwiggler and Skiddadler.

The Miniwiggler will have to use all his cunning in order to escape the Greedy Guzzler's clutches!

Little Somethings is perfect for kids aged 3 and up. Children will have fun pointing out the different characters with the `Spotters Guide' and following the recipe for `Nosh Biscuits'!

Look out for the other titles in this series:

Something Missing

Something Different

Jill Lewis is actually two people! Jill and Alison combine their talents (education and theatre production) to bring a fresh, inventive voice to the world of picture books.

Ali Pye graduated from Kingston University with an MA in illustration in 2010. Her work combines digital and hand-drawn elements. She was highly commended (Most Promising New Talent) in the 2012 Junior Design Awards. She has recently collaborated with Claire Freedman on Tenny-Weeny Queenie.

This book is part of a book series called The Little Somethings .

This book has been graded for interest at 3-5 years.

There are 32 pages in this book. This is a picture book. A picture book uses pictures and text to tell the story. The number of words varies from zero ('wordless') to around 1k over 32 pages. Picture books are typically aimed at young readers (age 3-6) but can also be aimed at older children (7+). This book was published 2013 by Egmont UK Ltd (eBooks) .

Jill Lewis is actually two people! Jill and Alison combine their talents (education and theatre production) to bring a fresh, inventive voice to the world of picture books. Ali Pye graduated from Kingston University with an MA in illustration in 2010. Her work combines digital and hand-drawn elements. She was highly commended (Most Promising New Talent) in the 2012 Junior Design Awards. Ali Pye graduated from Kingston University with an MA in illustration in 2010. Her work combines digital and hand-drawn elements. She was highly commended (Most Promising New Talent) in the 2012 Junior Design Awards.