Bøker av Meleri Wyn James

A diary for 6-12 year old children, based on the book Na, Nel! by Meleri Wyn James. Two pages for each week with space to record every day''s activities, both at school and outside school, including doodles and information about Nel. The only Welsh diary for children. Reprint. First Published in 2014.

Another title in the highly popular series about Nel, the mischievous little girl. This book comprises three stories, each presented in short chapters. The stories are full of humour with black and white illustrations by John Lund.

Cari is 16 years old and yearns for freedom. But Cari is different to her friends and Elen, her mother, is anxious for her, and wishes to protect her daughter. As Ceri develops from childhood to womanhood, Elen has to learn to let go. A sensitive and insightful portrait of the relationship between a mother and daughter.

Another book in the Na, Nel! series. The book is aimed at 6-8 year olds but is also suitable for parents and teachers to read to children ages 5-10 years old. It comprises three entertaining stories about the mischievous girl who never listens! Reprint. First Published in 2015.

When a family meets for a celebaration in a cottage on Bardsey Island, for some it is a rare opportunity to see relatives, while it is a task to be unwillingly suffered for others. A stranger arrives at the cottage, and many secrets are revealed. A mystery about a family in isolation on an island with a murderer amongst them.

A mystery novel for children set against the backdrop of the Caron marshland in mid-Wales. The story moves swiftly between two worlds, and deals with themes of relationship, love and the change in our attitude towards the environment.

How can a mischievous schoolgirl save the world? Nel is full of ideas, and when she realises that there is a fiendish plan in the offing, she sets out on an adventure to find the beast that is determined to destroy the planet. With colour illustrations by John Lund, this story is full of advice and ideas about how children can look after their...