A Welsh adaptation of The Beast and the Bethany by Jack Meggitt-Phillips. A series of three blockbusting titles that has proven so popular with readers.

Y Bwystfil a’r Betsan

Heddwyn Ploryn is a youthful 511-year-old, who keeps a beast in his attic. He feeds the beast all manner of things and in return the beast vomits out irresistible gifts for Heddwyn. But the beast grows ever greedier. And it’s bored with a diet of dusty statues and performing monkeys. It’s time for a new meal – a child-sized meal …
Turn the pages carefully… this book BITES!

Y Bwystfil a’r Betsan – Sioe Fawr y Bwystfil

For over 511 despicable years Heddwyn Ploryn kept a beast in his attic, feeding it all sorts of things, and in return the beast would vomit him up expensive presents.

Now the beast has gone, and Betsan is here – and she’s determined that she and Heddwyn are going to De-Beast their lives and Do Good. But Betsan is finding out that no-one trusts a notorious prankster (even a reformed one) and Heddwyn is starting to miss the beast’s vomity gifts. And from a very unexpected place, someone is watching. Someone hungry…

Y Bwystfil a’r Betsan –  Brwydr y Bwystfil

The beast, who has tried to eat Betsan twice and controlled Heddwyn Ploryn for 511 years, is now in prison. Even better, it seems to have lost its despicable mind and is Pinky-winky promising to be a do-gooding beast, vomit out helpful gifts, and be besties with Betsan and Heddwyn.

There’s really no sign of the old beast at all anymore, as long as you don’t count that hungry belly which still needs feeding…