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Biggles at World’s End by W. E. Johns
60.00 NZD
Category: Children's Books
Biggles goes to the Southern most tip of South America in search of gold after a tip off from Erich von Stalhein. British gold has been hidden on an unknown island by the German Navy during the Second World War. Partly as a cover story, Biggles is additionally in search of two missing botanists called C ...Show more
Biggles in Australia by W.E. Johns
180.00 NZD
Category: Children's Books | Series: Biggles
Biggles flies to Australia to track down Erich von Stalhein, who is attempting to start an uprising among the Aboriginals.
Biggles in Mexico by W. E. Johns
150.00 NZD
Category: Children's Books
Biggles and Ginger, are sent to Mexico by Air Commodore Raymond in an attempt to trace the whereabouts of a stash of diamonds that have been stolen by a London gang. They had been tipped off by David 'Tricky' Adamson, who had originally been involved with the gang but had fled to Canada after a murder h ...Show more
Biggles in the Baltic by W. E. Johns
60.00 NZD
Category: Children's Books
War is declared, and Biggles is ready for action! September 1939. Britain has declared war on Germany. Major James Bigglesworth, known to his friends as ‘Biggles’, is eager to get straight into the action alongside old friends Algernon ‘Algy’ Lacey and ‘Ginger’ Hebblethwaite. They don’t have to wait lon ...Show more
Biggles in the Gobi by W.E. Johns
70.00 NZD
Category: Children's Books
There are jungles and jungles, but the jungles of British Honduras are far deadlier than most. They creep with horrors - like the snake of such size that Biggles' jaw dropped when he saw it. Biggles flies to Central America on the trail of a so-called King of the Forest, a man who is stirring up trouble ...Show more
Biggles in the Jungle by W. E. Johns
140.00 NZD
Category: Children's Books
There are jungles and jungles, but the jungles of British Honduras are far deadlier than most. They creep with horrors - like the snake of such size that Biggles' jaw dropped when he saw it.Biggles flies to Central America on the trail of a so-called King of the Forest, a man who is stirring up trouble ...Show more
Biggles in the Underworld by W. E. Johns
500.00 NZD
Category: Children's Books
Nicolas Lazor, better known as Nick the Sheikh or Lazor the Razor, is one of the most plausible villains in modern society. Guity of most of the crimes in the calendar and on the run from Dartmoor, it is Biggles' job to locate him and lay him by the heels.
Biggles of 266 by W E Johns
15.00 NZD
Category: Children's Books | Reading Level: very good
These brilliant short stories of air combat in the pioneer days of the Royal Flying Corps present Biggles in some of his most exciting adventures. THey are all set against the authentic background of war-torn France, over which the author himself flew and fought as a pilot
Biggles of the Interpol by W. E. Johns
15.00 NZD
Category: Children's Books
A pilot is murdered and the murder covered by a faked crash. Biggles isn't fooled. The body of a parachutist found in a lake leads to discovery of a watch smuggling racket. Gems hidden in shot for a shotgun are the cause of this intriguing title
Biggles of the Royal Flying Corps by W E JOHNS
30.00 NZD
Category: Children's Books
An anthology of Biggles stories which were originally published in the thirties has been carefully compiled to span Biggles' dare-devil career in the Royal Flying Corps from a raw recruit of seventeen years to a somewhat disillusioned young man two years later on Armistice Day
Biggles of the Special Air Police by W. E. Johns
25.00 NZD
Category: Children's Books
Times of peace find Biggles still active in the air—as Air Detective-Inspector Bigglesworth of Scotland Yard’s Air Section. Baffling mysteries and strange missions come Biggles’ way, in which he is helped by Algy, Bertie and Ginger, his true and tried comrades of earlier days. In his role of air detecti ...Show more
No Rest for Biggles by W.E. Johns
25.00 NZD
Category: Children's Books
Aircraft carrying V.I.P.s have been disappearing mysteriously in Africa. There is again talk of a "death ray". Biggles reasons that the perpetrators must be after abduction and not murder and so he sets off with his friends after the missing aircraft, faking a V.I.P.