Bethan Gwanas – författare

Llinyn Trôns is contemporary novel for young people by a popular novelist relating the frictions and friendships, failures and successes of a mottley crew of GCSE students as they learn to co-operate on an open-air adventure course. Reprint; first published in 2000. Tir na n-Og Award winner 2001.

Level Sylfaen adaption of the sequel to Blodwen Jones's humorous diary. Blodwen is still looking for love, and still has a pet goat! This edition has been adapted to match the Amdani series for Welsh learners.

The third amusing diary of librarian Blodwen Jones who continues to suffer many personal and professional misfortunes. The last in a popular series for Welsh Learners, adapted for level Sylfaen learners, with useful notes and glossary footnotes.

Another colourful story about Cadi, and her little brother, Mabon. This time the two are snatched on a boat on the Pembrokeshire coast and learn a very important lesson: people should not be judged on their appearance. But how will they manage to escape from the enormous octopus? An entrancing, hard cover book.

Rhiannon lives in Wales 58–60 AD when the Romans, led by Suetonius Paulinus, arrive on the isle of Anglesey from the North of England. The people of her village fight bravely but are defeated, and many are killed, including her own family. The Romans recognise that Rhiannon is a brave fighter and take her to Rome to become a Gladiator and fight for her life.

A new novel for Welsh learners (Entry level) by author, Bethan Gwanas, winner of the Mary Vaughan Jones prize for her exceptional contribution to children and young people's literature. 19 year old Hywel starts his own business after his grandad leaves him a strimmer in his will. Still missing his beloved grandad, Hywel starts working at a cemetery and finds friendship in the most unexpected place

Menna, now 16, has noticed that she is starting to grow four pointed teeth – just like before. And is that a shape of a tail that Dewi notices on her bottom? When Dewi wears a woolly cap to school, they soon realise that the old curse is back. Turning into a panther – and a sheep – at night? That's not a good – or safe - combination! A humorous novel that is the long-awaited sequel to Pen Dafad.

A new edition of the hilarious and hugely popular short novel about a boy who changes into a sheep every night. How can Dewi, with the help of his friend Menna who has troubles of her own, break the curse, and live life like a normal schoolboy?

A collection of creative pieces by the members of Wales Young Farmers Clubs. The work was inspired by creative writing workshops held by former members Bethan Gwanas ac Anni Llŷn.

Rugby was everything to Richard Parks, but at the age of 30 he had to give up the game. What happened next to the young man from Pontypridd who had played for Wales and the Barbarians? Well, climb the top seven mountains of the seven continents and ski to the North Pole and South Pole, of course. All within seven months.

This is a little pocket book, full of humour - in both poetry and prose.