Splendid books, very entertaining -Chris Tarrant The episodes are written with a delightful simplicity. I particularly like the charming illustrations -Colin Dexter
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In this first book of the series, Eggbert takes his friend, Shelley, to the seaside while the Bad Eggs plan to cause trouble. When they reach the sea, Eggbert discovers an old boat. Whatever will happen when he takes Shelley out on the water?
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Eggbert is taking Shelley to the zoo. When they arrive they are met by the friendly zoo keeper who takes them on a tour of the zoo before leaving them to their own devices. Down at the lake Eggbert and Shelley get a big surprise when they get too close to two little eyes peaking above the waterline. What could it be? Bad Egg Bill is up to his usual tricks and finds himself in a very sticky situation with Leo the Lion. The zoo keeper arrives just in time to save the day. All ends well and both Eggbert and Shelley arrive home safe and sound.
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Eggbert and his parents visit the local fair, where they meet up with Eggbert’s friend, Shelley. The two little friends try lots of games and both win prizes. The Bad Eggs are up to no good on the Ghost Train. Whatever will happen next?
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Illustrations for the books have been beautifully carried out by well known illustrator and artist Ray Mutimer, who also illustrated Postman Pat, Noddy and Rupert and Friends magazine. The books will capture the imagination of every young reader, either accompanied or unaccompanied. The books in the series are published by Eggsact Books Ltd., The Old School, First
Turn,Wolvercote, Oxford OX2 8BP
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1) At the Seaside
2)
At the Zoo 
3) At the Fair
copyright Paul Gustafson and Eggsact Ltd.
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