Katie Morag is in a terrible mood because she has broken her mum's necklace. Her bad temper gets everyone in trouble with the teacher who gives them some tricky riddles to solve for homework. Can Katie solve the riddles and get back in everyone's good books?

The islanders are dismayed when the badly-behaved Big Boy Cousins come to stay, but Katie Morag thinks they are wonderful. She joins in with them as they cause havoc in the village and enjoys disobeying Grannie Island. But when she gets angry, Katie Morag realizes that Grannie is sad inside.

Every year on the Isle of Struay, there is a grand concert, where the islanders play fiddles, recite poetry, and sing and dance in front of their friends and neighbours. Katie Morag is very excited and plans to sing her favourite song.

Illustrated with sketches of the Hebrides, this book helps you remember birthdays of friends and family.

This is an address book which is illustrated with illustrator Mairi Hedderwick's sketches of seasonal Western Island scenes.

One of a series of picture books featuring the ever-resourceful Katie Morag and her family and friends on the Isle of Struay. When workmen arrive to build a new pier, everyone looks forward to the changes it will bring to island life - and Katie has a special contribution of her own to make.

Six stories about Hamish and Mirren and their encounters with a talking sea urchin, a strange flute, singing sand, and a mischievous wee witch.

One of a series of picture books featuring the ever-resourceful Katie Morag and her family and friends on the Isle of Struay. When Grannie's prize sheep gets stuck in Boggy Loch on Show Day, Katie knows just how to deal with this very sticky situation.

Grannie Island doesn't think much of Granma Mainland's fancy ways, but when a prize sheep gets stuck in Boggy Loch on Show Day, it's up to the ever-resourceful Katie Morag to save the day - with a little help from her two grandmothers...

Features distinctive full-color paintings by one of Scotland's best-loved authors and artists. This diary presents the natural beauty of the Hebrides throughout the seasons. It features drawings that capture the unique character of each island and the diversity of land and seascapes, from wind-swept machair and dramatic cliffs to rolling hills.

Katie Morag is mightily put out when her new baby sister is born and grabs all the limelight. She is so cross that she even kicks her trusty old one-eyed teddy bear into the sea in a fit of rage! But she soon starts to regret what she's done and misses dear old ted dreadfully. What will she do? Surely he is lost for ever.

Everyone is excited about the new ballet and tap classes. Everyone, that is, except Katie Morag. But the two grandmothers have decided - she will go to ballet and she will wear a frilly skirt. What is Katie Morag going to do?

Every year on the Isle of Struay, there is a grand concert, where the islanders play fiddles, recite poetry, and sing and dance in front of their friends and neighbours. This is a major social event in a small community like Struay. Katie Morag is very excited indeed, and she plans to sing her favourite song.

Five delightful, funny stories about Hamish and his adventures with creatures from Scottish folklore.

Mairi Hedderwick took a six-week voyage in The Captain , down the Caledonian Canal, and out to sea. Through her words and illustrations, the reader is taken on a journey through some of the most beautiful scenery in Britain, including the Lyne of Lorne and Loch Etive.

One of a series of picture books featuring the ever-resourceful Katie Morag and her family and friends on the Isle of Struay. Everyone on the island is excited by the news that Neilly Beag and Granma Mainland are getting married - everyone, that is, except Grannie Island.