Books in series
#1
Dinkin Dings
2009
When Dinkin Dings sees his new neighbours, he's certain that the girl next door is in fact a flesh-eating alien space zombie! But no one believes him. Can Dinkin and his friends, The Frightening Things, rid the world of the evil zombies before the whole planet is turned into mindless flesh-eating slaves.
#2
Dinkin Dings and the Revenge of the Fish-Men
2009
Dinkin's accidental feast of fish fingers can only mean one thing - danger! Everyone knows that fish fingers are the fingers of Fish-Men, and it won't be long before those mutant creatures come after Dinkin, seeking their revenge. It's time to call in The Frightening Things, booby-trap the entire house . . . and panic! With black-and-white illustrations throughout, this chapter book series is frightfully fun for young readers!
#3
Dinkin Dings and the Curse of Clawfingers
2009
Dinkin Dings is afraid of everything - not just scary things, like being stuck in a lift with a hungry jaguar, but pretty much totally everything (apart from the monsters under his bed)! Dinkin has made a big mistake - he's created an invention of such mind-boggling anti-everythingness that it's far too terrifying to use and must be destroyed at once. But before he can get rid of it, the Anti-Everything Machine is stolen. Can Dinkin and the Frightening Things find the thief and save themselves from a fate worse than terror?
#4
Dinkin Dings and the Double from Dimension 9
2010
Just when Dinkin thinks life might not be so scary after all, things take a terrifying turn for the worse - his reflection comes to life! Dinkin finds himself face to face with his bespectacled, and utterly fearless, double, Danger Dings from Dimension 9. Danger has a shocking secret that spells trouble for Dinkin.
Author
Guy Bass
Author · 21 books
Guy is an award-winning author whose children's books series include Stitch Head, Skeleton Keys, Dinkin Dings, Spynosaur, The Legend of Frog and Atomic! In 2010 Dinkin Dings and the Frightening Things won the Blue Peter Award for Most Fun Book with Pictures. Guy's has also written plays for both adults and children. He has previously been a theatre producer, illustrator, temp, gerbil whisperer and has acted his way out of several paper bags. Guy spent his childhood reading comics and hoping one day to become a superhero. He spends his adulthood in more or less the same way. Guy lives in London with his wife and no dog - yet.
