Baby Aliens 13 Books Collection Set by Pamela Butchart - Funny School Stories - Ages 7-9 - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Baby Aliens Got My Teacher. The Spy Who Loved School Dinners. My Headteacher is a Vampire Rat. Attack of the Demon Dinner Ladies. To Wee or Not to Wee. There's a Werewolf In My Tent. The Phantom Lollipop Man!. There's a Yeti In The Playground!. Icarus Was Ridiculous. The Broken Leg of Doom!. A Monster Ate My Packed Lunch!. The Secret School Invasion. There's a Beast in the Basement!. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781805139416. Publisher: Nosy Crow. Age Range: 7-9 years. Overview. The Baby Aliens series by Pamela Butchart is a laugh-out-loud collection loved in classrooms and family bookshelves across the UK. This 13-book paperback set follows narrator Izzy and her friends as they stumble into ever more ridiculous scrapes involving vampire rats, demon dinner ladies, yetis and, of course, baby aliens. Fast-paced, funny and easy to read, the books are perfect for building confidence in young, independent readers aged 7 to 9.. About the Books. Each title stands as a complete, self-contained adventure, so children can dive into any book and instantly enjoy the fun without needing to read in strict order. Izzy and her friends have a knack for turning ordinary school days into wild, imaginative mysteries: is their teacher really being taken over by aliens, or is the headteacher secretly a vampire rat? Illustrated throughout by Thomas Flintham, the books combine short, punchy chapters with playful artwork, keeping the pace brisk. Butchart's writing captures the way children genuinely speak and speculate, blending everyday school life with escalating silliness that appeals directly to a young reader's sense of humour. The series is especially popular with reluctant readers, as manageable text, laugh-out-loud jokes and cliffhanger endings make finishing a book feel like a real achievement. Teachers and librarians recommend it for guided reading and class libraries, while parents love how reliably it gets children asking for "just