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"I'm very worried," Vic Voltage said, "if you look carefully at the leaves in that tall tree you will see some electricity cables going through them."
"What's so scary about that?" Conen asked rudely.
"Conen Manners " Cone-Vera said.
"Sorry, but it's not scary " Conen said.
"Look what else is in the trees," Vic pointed. "There are two boys getting nearer and nearer to the cables. They're in great danger, I must get help " Vic ran off quickly...

This is the 4th book in The Cones series of wonderfully told and beautifully illustrated books for children....

Brilliantly written by Peter Skivington and wonderfully illustrated by Zara Hussain this book for children about the Nose Nibbling Monster narrates in rhyme how the bravery of one small boy and his eclectic group of animal friends attempt to convince the furry intruder to change the error of his ways. Parents will love telling the story while children will be enthralled.

"Early one sunny morning Conerad and Conestance were standing at the end of a long line of Cones, talking quietly together. They were bored with standing in the same place. Conerad said, "Do you remember, when we were covered in Moondust and we shook it off by rocking from side to side? Perhaps, if we keep shaking, we could move away." Conerad frowned as he tried to move about. In Cones Make New Friends the adventures of the Cones continue in a story to enthral children while teaching them the importance of how they make friends and play nice Wonderfully creative stories, delightfully...

The Cones series are brilliantly written, delightfully illustrated stories for children that are fun to read. The adventures that the Cones find themselves in through each book illustrate aspects of safety awareness as well as moral and ethical principles of mutual support and friendliness.