Stan's little brother Fred is on a mission to save the prawns, the whales, the ocean . . . the world! And he's roped in Stan to lend a hand. What can possibly go wrong!? Packed full of infographics, charts, and diagrams, this hilarious and visually-exciting book will have huge appeal for young readers.

`Praise for Planet Stan: Readers will want to devour it in one sitting.' Booktrust - Books We Love `Praise for Planet Stan: This highly entertaining story makes for fast and very funny reading.' LoveReading4Kids `Praise for Planet Stan: Will Elaine's books encourage budding readers? Seeing children walk to school with their heads in Planet Stan - I'd say, job done!' Regency Bookshop, Kingston-upon-Thames `Wonderful observational comedy about siblings. Planet Stan is a genuinely funny, laugh out loud story packed with warmth and wit.' Andy Shepherd, author of 'The Boy Who Grew Dragons' `Praise for Action Stan: Fun science facts, quirky illustrations, and affable characters make this a book that children will race through.' Booktrust `What a genius idea; I hope there are many more books to come.' Sophie Anderson, author of 'The House with Chicken Legs'

Infographic charts, diagrams, and graphs make this very distinctive - a new and appealing approach to humour for this age group. A staggeringly funny series from an exciting, up-and-coming, author. A crazy, yet familiar, family set up with truly endearing central characters. Important environmental theme tackled in a fun and visually exciting way.

Elaine Wickson lives in Oxford with her husband and two sons and is often found either looking up at trees or stars. At school she filled her books with stories instead of maths, which is probably why she only just about passed some A Levels. In her teens she could have become a champion cha-cha-cha dancer, but preferred to watch TV instead. And in the world of work she stood at many photocopiers, dreaming up characters while the multipage double-sided document jammed in the paper feeder. Luckily she redeemed herself by learning to type at almost the speed of light and finally knuckled down to some writing. Chris Judge is an illustrator and picture book creator based in Dublin, Ireland. His first picture book The Lonely Beast won the Specsavers Irish Book of the Year Award in 2011. He is also the illustrator of the much-loved Danger is Everywhere books, written by David O'Doherty.

Infographic charts, diagrams, and graphs make this very distinctive - a new and appealing approach to humour for this age group. A staggeringly funny series from an exciting, up-and-coming, author. A crazy, yet familiar, family set up with truly endearing central characters. Important environmental theme tackled in a fun and visually exciting way.