Edith Bangay Limited
The Adventures of Betty and Maurice

Six little adventures.
Stories to share together.

By Emily Brooklyn

Six illustrated adventures with Betty and Maurice, written by Emily Brooklyn for young children to enjoy with a grown-up.

All six stories: The Wobbly Picnic, Room for One More, The Puddle Path, Mrs Rose’s Shopping, The Noisy Night and The Broken Flowerpot
All six illustrated stories included in one purchase.

£4.99 · One-time purchase

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Inside the collection

Cover artwork for The Wobbly Picnic
Story 1

The Wobbly Picnic

Maurice is eager to carry the picnic blanket, but his big idea soon gets him in a tangle. With Betty beside him, can they find a better way to help?

Cover artwork for Room for One More
Story 2

Room for One More

Betty and Maurice have made a cosy den, but there is no room for their neighbour Cassie. It will take a new idea to make a place where all three can settle together.

Cover artwork for The Puddle Path
Story 3

The Puddle Path

After the rain, Maurice discovers puddles, a mysterious dog in the water and a very muddy shortcut. Betty helps him find a firmer way home—with a few surprises along the way.

Cover artwork for Mrs Rose’s Shopping
Story 4

Mrs Rose’s Shopping

When Mrs Rose’s shopping trolley gets stuck, Betty, Maurice and Mum lend a hand. Maurice soon discovers that being helpful sometimes means leaving a little more room.

Cover artwork for The Noisy Night
Story 5

The Noisy Night

A sudden clap of thunder sends Maurice under the kitchen table. With Mum nearby and Betty keeping him company, he finds a comfortable place to wait until he feels ready.

Cover artwork for The Broken Flowerpot
Story 6

The Broken Flowerpot

An enthusiastic game ends with a bump, a crash and Mum’s flowers on the ground. Maurice must decide what to do next—and discover how they can help put things right.

Reading together

Choose a story, turn the pages at your own pace, and pause for the optional discussion questions. Separate readable text accompanies the illustrations.

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