by Sarah McIntyre): Oliver and the Seawigs (2013), published in the US as Oliver and the Sea Monkeys Cakes in Space (2014) Pugs of the Frozen North (2015) Jinks & O'Hare Funfair Repair (2016), published in the US as Carnival in a Fix Pug-a-Doodle-Do! (2017), activity book Roly-Poly Flying Pony series: The Legend of Kevin (2018) Kevin's Great Escape (2019) Kevin and the Biscuit Bandit (2020) Kevin vs the Unicorrns (2021) Stand-alone: The Angry Aztecs And The Incredible Incas: Two Books In One (2001), with Terry Deary, from Horrible Histories Collections series Non-fiction Horatio Nelson and His Victory (2003), history, from Dead Famous series As illustrator Awful Art (1997), by Michael Cox Henry Spaloosh! (1997), by Chris d'Lacey Murderous Maths series (from 1997), by Kjartan Poskitt Isaac Newton and His Apple (1999), by Kjartan Poskitt The Incredible Incas (2000), by Terry Deary Pantsacadabra! (2006), by Kjartan Poskitt Urgum the Axeman (2006), by Kjartan Poskitt Borgon the Axeboy series (from 2014), by Kjartan Poskitt Gawain and the Green Knight (2016), Oxford Reading Tree series, by the Pearl Poet, retold by Philip Reeve Adaptation Mortal Engines (2018), film directed by Christian Rivers, based on the novel Mortal Engines References citations External links Philip Reeve's website Philip Reeve's blog Philip Reeve biography at Scholastic Philip Reeve interview at Scholastic Questions and Answers with Philip Reeve (requires Flash and Javascript) 1966 births English science fiction writers English children's writers English illustrators British children's book illustrators Steampunk writers Writers of modern Arthurian fiction Carnegie Medal in Literature winners Guardian Children's Fiction Prize winners People from Brighton Alumni of the University of Brighton Alumni of Anglia Ruskin University Living people British LGBT novelists English male novelists