A new pier is being built on Struay and everyone, especially Katie Morag, is very excited. The Islanders can't wait for all the changes they are sure the new pier will bring . . . But there is one person who's not so sure. Granny Island is worried that the old ways will be lost for ever . . .

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.

Little Katie is charged with delivering the mail, but a fall in the water obliterates the addresses.

A classic Katie Morag story with a fresh new look in a gorgeous large format

Everyone is buzzing with pre-wedding excitement on the Isle of Struay - everyone except Grannie Island. Can Katie Morag cheer her up in time for the big day?.

Collects four tales about the adventures of Katie Morag on the Isle of Struay, including when a new pier is built on the island, the wedding of Granma Mainland and Neilly Beag, the village concert, and when she is assigned to answer riddles.

Katie Morag can't wait to sing her special song on stage, but just as the curtain rises, trouble strikes.

Welcome to the Island of Struay, home of one of the best-loved characters in children's books and as seen on TV - Katie Morag McColl! 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?

Originally published: London: Bodley Head, 1996.

Prince Albert comes up with a royally creative solution to Queen Victoria’s modesty concerns in this true story that reveals an overlooked splash of history. Poor Queen Victoria! She loves to swim, but can’t quite figure out how to get to the water without her devoted subjects glimpsing her swimming suit. (Because, of course, such a sight would compromise her regal dignity.) Fortunately for the water-loving monarch, it’s Prince Albert to the rescue with an invention fit for a queen! This quirky tale about the longest reigning monarch in British history is as fun as it is authentic, and the book includes a picture of the actual bathing machine Prince Albert created.