Freddie is all set to interview Superhero Stan for his magazine "Freddie Finds". It was going to be the best scoop ever, but then Freddie has to take his "Importance of Swimming Badge" at the same time. When he finds out that his arch enemy, Tarquin the Terrible, is after the same scoop, Freddie comes up with a plan to steal the story from under Tarquin’s nose.

To get his scoop, Freddie has to save his sister and her friends from a snarling hound, rescue Police Weasel Wilbert from up a chimney, and save a rabbit from drowning. He soon realises that you don't have to be a superhero to help people.

Set on the Planet Fusion in Forest End, we meet the humalls that are part animal and part human. Having a hero that likes writing is a great way to get kids wanting to write their own reports. This book is aimed at 6-9 year olds. It also promotes the importance of being able to swim.

In the second story, "Freddie and the Robbery Scoop", Freddie is disappointed when nobody remembers his birthday. When a pirate toad visits his home, Freddie believes that the visitor is planning to rob the house. In this adventure, Freddie teams up with his pals to capture the villain and get a scoop for his paper "Freddie Finds". However, things are not what they seem.

The Freddie stories are gentle humor that can be listened to at bedtime.