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Bradley Kyle

Herbie’s heading for earth but at the very last minute he decides he does not really want to go as it might mean leaving behind his very special tune. But...

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Caryl Hart

"Lily-Rose May will not eat her peas. Even when her father hides them in her food, Lily can always tell they are there, and throws a terrible tantrum. Luckily, the...

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Judith Viorst

What Lulu wants Lulu makes very, very, sure she gets, one way or another especially when it’s her birthday. Lulu wants a pet brontosaurus and nothing else will do. Screeching...

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Ros Moriarty

Bright and attractive this learning to count for little people can’t help but teach and entertain along the way. Created by Ros Moriarty of the Indi Kindi pre-literacy education program...

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Countess de Segur ??? translated Stephanie Smee

Losing a little in the translation the Countess de Sigur has given us a timeless story about optimism and the unquenchable human spirit which is so much loved by children...
The Turquoise Monkey
The Turquoise Monkey

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Mary Francis Rochester

Seven year old Jordan longs for a warm cuddly pet she can love and look after. One rainy day she decides to make a drawing of the pet she wishes...

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Ros Moriarty

Simple text creatively presented helps the young reader learn to recognised Australian animals and the special movements they make.Starting with Kangaroos hoping, each page adds another animal, bird or lizard...

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Sue Hendra

This is an incredibly fun book with genuine laugh out loud moments. Kids and bottoms; a strange yet winning combination. Filled with playful illustrations our kids really enjoyed playing "I...

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Axel Scheffler

“The squirrel makes a very attractive and interesting pet,” and so beings a charming tale.Axel Scheffler of The Gruffalo fame has yet again used his amazing sense of the ridiculous,...

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Maria Van Fleet

When I presented The Colour Fairies to our 2 ¾ year old it was a very gracious “thank you Daddy, thank you”.... she loves books. This is a “know your colours”...

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David Cox

When David Cox was a young boy, war in the form of World War II, came to his town. His class was disrupted by the sound of rumbling vehicles. They...

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Leigh Hobbs

Mr Badger rises to the occasion once again in this delightful, if somewhat old fashioned, story of life in a slightly different age – the days of Duchesses, royal hotels,...