Lingmere Zoo in the north of England is about to close. A home for the zoo's twin lionesses, Lorna and Ellen, must be found - or else they will be put down. The newspapers take up the cause and a sanctuary in Africa is found that will care for the lions until they are able to fend for themselves. But on the way, Lorna bolts and Ellen is off to Africa on her own. Now separated, the twins must come to terms with the different conditions they find themselves.

Written by the author of "The Animals of Farthing Wood, " this is the story of a boy who adopts a stray dog and his desperate efforts to keep him. It is also a study of family relationships.

Terror has come to White Deer Park, driving panic-stricken animals before it. A killer beast is on the loose - a predator so silent and skillful that it leaves almost no trace, and has never been seen. As the deaths mount up, Owl, Fox, Badger and the elders of Farthing Wood meet to make a plan. They have fought tough corners before; have they now, finally, met their match?

In this prequel to The Animals of Farthing Wood, readers meet an earlier generation of animals - ancestors of those who will make the journey from Farthing Wood to White Deer Park.

The twin lionesses transported from Lingmere Zoo in England to an African sanctuary have been renamed. Ellen becomes Kimya and Lorna becomes Huru. Released into the wild, they are forced to fend for themselves. They face hunger, unbearable heat and the deadly wrath of the other animals.

With three strong interweaving plot lines, the last book in the series tackles the themes of survival and conservation. Huru and Kimya have formed a small pride with mates Battlescars and Blackmane. Six cubs have been added to the pride's number. The eldest of these, Moja, has gone missing. He must learn to survive on his own. Meanwhile as leaders of the pride, Battlescars and Blackmane face new challenges to their authority, and the Game Park itself is in peril, when a tremendous fire sweeps across it, killing many of the animals. With its gripping narrative and strong characterisation, this...

The animals of Farthing Wood are fighting for their right to stay in the White Deer Park nature reserve. Their chances seem small against the powerful stag, Trey, until nature lends a hand on the night of the great storm. The author also wrote In the Grip of Winter and The Fox Cub Bold.

In the depths of winter, Badger lies alone and injured - and the frost is tightening its grip. The author also wrote Fox Cub Bold, Fox's Feud, The Siege of White Deer Park, In the Path of the Storm, The Adventures of Mole and The Adventures of Toad.

Sammy's survival instincts are put to the ultimate test when he strays into the dangerous wilds of Quartermile Field, where he is to be crowned King of the Vagabonds.

The fox cub Dreamer has been killed in a vicious attack, and the animals n White Deer Park have no doubt who is responsible. The old fox Scarface, feeling his position threatened by the new arrivals, has lashed out savagely at a defenceless cub. Fox vows revenge. But are he and his young family a match for the formidable strength of Scarface and his clan? Yet again the animals must band together to avert disaster.