Topsy and Tim have fun visiting the zoo and soon decide that all the zoo animals would make great pets. Mummy and Dad have other ideas, though.

It's Sports Day at school and Topsy and Tim are cross that they are not winning any races. With one race to go, will the twins overcome their differences and work together?

Topsy and Tim are always finding fun adventures in the real world, and this story is assuring for young children having first experiences of their own. Follow Topsy and Tim as their friend Tony has a new baby brother called Jack. At first Tony is a bit jealous of the new baby, but he soon learns how to be a helpful big brother.

Going on holiday is exciting, and even getting there can be fun Share Topsy and Tim's aeroplane adventure as they meet the stewardess and the pilot, learn all about the airport and discover that sucking sweets can stop little ears from popping.

Why do children need to go to the dentist? Topsy and Tim find out on their visit to see Mrs Berry. She cleans their teeth and explains all about how too many sweets can give them little holes - which would mean another trip to see her again.

Topsy and Tim are very excited to be going on a camping holiday. They help mum and dad pack up the car and when they arrive they help set up the tents. The twins soon make friends with some boys in the tent next door and they all go for a walk in the woods. Soon they get hungry but realise they are lost.

Topsy and Tim join the local football club. Along with their friends, they practise their skills, including dribbling a ball around cones. Then they play a proper game. It's so much fun that Topsy and Tim want to play football every day.

In 'Topsy and Tim at the Farm', the children meet all kinds of interesting animals. They help collect eggs from the chickens, and find some little ducklings learning how to swim. They are a little bit frightened when they get chased by some large geese, but Farmer Stewart soon finds them a nice job to do, helping to feed a calf.

Tim has fallen out of a tree and bumped his head. Going to the hospital is a bit worrying but he soon finds out how nice the doctors and nurses are, and there are lots of other children on the ward to play with too. The only problem now is making sure Topsy doesn't feel left out

Topsy and Tim are going on a train to visit their granny. They are very excited about the journey and enjoy helping to push the trolley, buying comics for the journey, sitting by the window and watching the countryside go by and having their tickets stamped by the ticket inspector.