Shortlisted for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize 2019 Shortlisted for the Branford Boase Award 2019 Selected for the Summer Reading Challenge 2019
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Join Suzy for her highly-anticipated second journey in The Great Brain Robbery, the sequel to the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize-shortlisted The Train to Impossible Places.
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All aboard for the rip-roaring final book in the bestselling Train to Impossible Places Adventures. When the Impossible Postal Express magically arrives to collect Suzy, she sets off on her most difficult delivery yet.
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Complete and unabridged. Read by Helen Vine. Available in the following formats: Digital audio CD MP3 CD
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Complete and unabridged. Read by Helen Vine. Available in the following formats: Digital audio CD MP3 CD
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I’m P.G. Bell, writer of The Train To Impossible Places Adventures. The latest book in the series, The Great Brain Robbery, is out this October! This is the place to learn more about the books, as well as a bit about me.
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One of my favourite things about being an author is getting out from behind my keyboard and meeting my readers. I visit schools all over the UK, 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 all over the UK
Library Events all over the UK
Library events all over the UK
Delivering workshops all over the UK
Thanks to the good folk at Usborne Publishing, readers in the UK can pick up the first two Train to Impossible Places Adventures for just £1.99 each on Kindle.
I’ve joined forces with the National Literacy Trust, The Postal Museum and Usborne Publishing to launch an exciting new letter writing project, inviting children to share their experiences of the…
Delivery to the Lost City, the third and final Train to Impossible Places Adventure, was released in the UK this week, and I’m really excited by the reception it’s been…
Many moons ago (well, two and a bit years ago, anyway) I wrote a short story all about Wilmot’s very first delivery aboard the Impossible Postal Express. It was included…
