Dan Anthony Books

The last international

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"This is Dan Anthony's final novel in the trilogy of stories about the Rugby Zombies. They still need to play an international match to exorcise their shameful past but this time Arwel is less incl...

Sombis rygbi

By Dan Anthony

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Steve and the singing pirates

By Dan Anthony

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Life is tough for nine-year-old Steve and no one understands him, least of all his family or his piano teacher. But when the call comes from the Library of Dreams Steve takes charge of the baton in...

Bus Stop at the End of the World

By Dan Anthony

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"At the bus stop, halfway between his new home and school, Ritchie's stumbled upon the spot where myth and real trouble get mixed up. Singing cowboys, green creatures from the hedge and the fastest...

Arhosfan Ymhen Draw r Byd

By Huw Aaron, Ioan Kidd, Dan Anthony

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Last Big One

By Dan Anthony

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Submarine Spies and the Unspeakable Thing

By Dan Anthony

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Submarine Spies and the Unspeakable Thing

By Dan Anthony

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The Rugby Zombies

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The Rugby Zombies

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