P.G. Bell

P. G. Bell is a children’s author whose books invite young readers into imaginative worlds filled with mystery, magic, action and humour.

His stories include The Train to Impossible Places trilogy, following Suzy and her friends on fantastical journeys by train. The series begins with a magical railway adventure and continues with The Great Brain Robbery, in which the characters race to protect Trollville, and Delivery to the Lost City, where they seek a missing city to break an ancient curse. Bell’s other books include The Beanstalk Murder, a fantasy mystery about trainee witch Anwen investigating a giant’s death, and The Big Bad Wolf Murder, a fresh, adventurous take on Little Red Riding Hood.

He also contributed to The Mab, a collection of short stories for young readers by Welsh writers. Alongside his books, Bell offers school visits, talks and workshops, appearing in person and virtually, and participates in literature festivals and library events. Readers can follow his news, events, giveaways and recommendations through his free bi-monthly newsletter