This novel for young people consists of a fictional first person narrative by Robat - a typical 11-12 year old pupil at Segontium School in Caernarfon in 1969, the year of Prince Charles's visit to...

Based on the story of Eileen and Trefor Beasley's stand for the Welsh language in the 1950s, when they refused to pay the local council tax until they received a Welsh request form. Their protest lasted...

Rala Rwdins and Dewin Doeth are fed up of Rwdlan and Dewin Dwl's mess and decide to clean it up. But things go missing and Sbector Sbectol, the strange detective, is trying to discover the thief. Another amusing story by Angharad Tomos suitable for children under the age of 7.

Tick, tock. Tick, tock. What is the naughty Dewin Dwl doing with everyone's clocks in Gwlad y Rwla? Suitable for readers aged under 7 years.

Dewin Dwl gets in trouble for not polishing the stars. Another book in the series based on the characters from the Rala Rwdins series.

It's laundry day at Gwlad y Rwla and Ceridwen has been very busy. But when she goes to fetch the clothes from the line, they have all vanished! Who's stolen the laundry? Suitable for readers aged under 7 years.

More adventures in the Rwdlan series, in the company of Dewin Dwl, Rala Rwdins and Rwdlan. Rala Rwdins is building a tree house so that Dewin Dwl can play in it. Rala Rwdins is having a great time amidst the trees and the leaves, but she climbs the rope and enters someone else's house. A very silly mistake! Reprint. First published in 1985.

Everyone in Gwlad y Rwla is busily preparing for the Eisteddfod. The forest is resounding with singing and reciting, and Dewin Doeth is practising a clog dance. Another book in the series based on the characters from the Rala Rwdins series.