Skunks in Trunks
Skunks' water park adventure turns chaotic. Can they save the day?
Book Series · 22 Books
In order from Skunks in Trunks to Chameleon Comedian.
The Usborne Phonics Readers series is a set of 22 picture books by Phil Roxbee Cox, published between 1998 and 2021. Written for ages 2–8, most books run about 25 pages.
Skunks' water park adventure turns chaotic. Can they save the day?
22 books · Published 1998–2021
Skunks' water park adventure turns chaotic. Can they save the day?
Purple pants cause chaos at school, leading to unexpected family revelations.
Guess what happens next in this playful phonics adventure.
Guess what happens next in this rhyming tale.
Hen's new pens lead to unexpected chaos.
Frog's jog leads to unexpected encounters.
A shark lurks in the park, sparking an unexpected adventure.
Discover a funny tale with phonics surprises.
A cow's circus visit turns into an unexpected performance.
Can a slow snail deliver the mail on time despite challenges?
Croc's lateness threatens her birthday celebration.
Can Mouse's knitting warm the chilly ants?
A rhyming tale helps young readers discover the joy of reading.
A mysterious journey awaits with secrets to uncover.
Raccoon plans a moon trip, but Goose doubts his return by noon.
A goat's boat adventure turns fishy with unexpected surprises.
Bug needs sleep for a big day with Slug. Will he succeed?
An ape plots a daring escape from captivity.
A chimp's tall tale hides a secret. Can he help Cheetah?
A sneeze sends the winning bingo ball flying. Can Flamingo catch it?
Unicorn staff face chaos on hotel opening day.
A chameleon dreams of comedy success but needs a magical twist.
There are 22 books in the Usborne Phonics Readers series. It began with Skunks in Trunks in 2020, and the newest book, Chameleon Comedian, was published in 2021.
Start with Skunks in Trunks and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #22.
The series is best for ages 2–8, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
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