Books by P.G. Bell

The UK cover of The Big Bad Wolf Murder by P.G. Bell. The cover art depicts Ruby, a young girl with dark hear and a red tracksuit, alongside Fillan, a humanoid wolf boy with reddish fur and a green t-shirt. They are both hiding in the shadow of a large tree trunk. The huge shape of a hungry, grinning wolf leers at them around the trunk. Skyscrapers are visible in the distance.

The Big Bad Wolf Murder

COMING SOON. A girl accused of killing The Big Bad Wolf must solve his murder while on the run, in this thrilling and adventurous twist on Little Red Riding Hood!

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The UK cover of The Beanstalk Murder. The title appears in red text over the image of a giant beanstalk, twisting up to the sky from rolling countryside far below. Forests and cottages are visible around it. The beanstalk partly obscures the body of a giant wearing 18th century gentleman's attire. Hanging from the beanstalk are two young girls, roughly 12 years of age. The one on the left is blonde and wears a blue dress. The one on the right has black hair and wears a yellow dress.

The Beanstalk Murder

When a murdered giant falls from the sky onto her village, trainee witch Anwen must climb a magic beanstalk into his world and solve the crime.

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The Train to Impossible Places

A train that travels through magical worlds. A boy trapped in a snowglobe. And a girl who’s about to go on the adventure of a lifetime.

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The Great Brain Robbery

All aboard for the rip-roaring second journey in the Train to Impossible Places trilogy, with magic at every stop. Suzy and friends turn detective as they race to save Trollville from a sinister new villain.

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The cover of the UK edition of Delivery to the Lost City. Suzy waves from the front of an old steam train, which is travelling underwater. Brightly coloured fish and the roofs of old buildings surround it.

Delivery to the Lost City

Full steam ahead for the thrilling final book in the Train to Impossible Places trilogy. Suzy and the crew must find a missing city to break an ancient curse, but a powerful evil awaits them.

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The cover of The Mab, illustrated by Max Low

The Mab

If you think you’ve heard all the fairytales out there, think again. A collection of short stories for young readers from a host of Welsh writers, including P.G. Bell.

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Hello, and welcome aboard!

I’m P.G. Bell, writer of The Beanstalk Murder and The Train To Impossible Places series – world-hopping fantasy adventures packed with mystery, magic, action and humour. This is the place to learn more about the books, as well as a bit about me.

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Come in, have a look around, and feel free to leave me a message on my contact page. It would be great to hear from you.

All aboard for a magical journey!

An extract from The Train To Impossible Places

P.G. Bell is on board a traveling post office – just like the one in The Train to Impossible Places adventures.

Schools and Events

One of my favourite things about being an author is meeting my readers. I visit schools worldwide, both in person and virtually, and I often take part in literature festivals, library events and workshops. So if you’d like to know where I’ll be popping up next, or are interested in booking me for an event, you’re in the right place.

School visits

School visits all over the UK

Literature festivals

Literature festivals worldwide

Library events

Library events all over the UK

Workshops

Delivering workshops all over the UK

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