Carlos the Cod lived in a deep part of the ocean, and was always warned by his parents not to go near the surface, where the humans tried to catch you. But a shoal of older fish turned up one day and told Carlos to swim to the top with them. Read what happens to Carlos and his new friends, and learn the same lesson Robin did that you should not rise to peer pressure and do things you know are wrong!

The Diaries of Robin's Toys is a 10 book series which teaches children moral lessons through the magic of toys that come to life! Readers aged 5+ and fans of the Tom Gates series will love getting to know Robin's world.

About the Author
Ken was born in rural Norfolk during a period of austerity following the Second World War. He was sent to boarding school at the age of thirteen before later living and working in the Middle East, Nigeria and Spain. Following a near-death experience, Ken had a supernatural encounter which inspired him to pick up a pen and begin his writing career. Angie Lake is a freelance writer with a background in the Spanish music industry. She has worked on a variety of projects, including writing and reviewing for press publication, translation and authoring works of fiction. Born in the UK and raised on the Spanish Costa Blanca, Angie travelled extensively before settling in Spain to study Psychology and began her writing career in the Spanish national music press. Angie joined Sweet Cherry in 2012, having co-authored The Diaries of Robin's Toys and The Diaries of Robin's Travels with her father, Ken. She has since penned solo comedy series, Danny Dingle's Fantastic Finds and Mina Mistry Investigates. Angie currently lives in Spain, covering concerts and other cultural events in the summer months.

Reviews
"The stories aren't just enchanting because of their charming characters, they also helps teach children learn to work collaboratively." - What Mummy Thinks



Book Information
ISBN 9781782260233
Author Ken Lake
Format Paperback
Page Count 96
Imprint Sweet Cherry Publishing
Publisher Sweet Cherry Publishing
Weight(grams) 110g
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 129mm * 6mm