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Sibéal Pounder, illustrated by Laura Ellen Anderson

Witch Snitch is created to appeal to all little girls who love, fashion, fun and mayhem, and the resultant fall out when things do not always go as planned; especially...

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Penny Harrison & Penelope Pratley

The creative urge is strong in most young children. You can see it in their play, their activities and their interests. Today, most children have the opportunity to experience a...

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Chris Naylor-Ballesteros and illustrator.

 Every so often a lovely feel good story comes along, that delights the heart and brings with it a lovely warm smile. This is such a book, written and illustrated...

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Jo Simmons. Illustrated: Nathan Reed

Just imagine! What would it be like to be able to swap a sibling when they were being annoying? Many children would have to stop and think about this as...

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Libby Frost. Illustrations Lucy Fleming

Princess Snowbelle, and her friend Sparkleshine have been become favourites of little princesses for some time with a range of creative activity books, but with this brand new storybook,  Princess...

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Leigh Hobbs

Just as school in returning, at least in Australia, this wonderful two book collection from Leigh Hobbs surfaces to either remind teachers what they are in for, or children what...

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Andy Lee. Heath McKenzie (Illustrator)

Following on from his first successful book,  Do Not Open This Book, Monster is on the loose again, worrying himself into a problem far, far bigger than the last one,...

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Terry Denton

Lovers of Wombat and Fox will be absolutely delighted with these three books in one release from Terry Denton, as you can totally immerse yourself in the wonderful, whacky, fraught...

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Dave Lowe, illustrated by The Boy Fitz Hammond

Often books which are aimed at competent readers have similar themes and stories. This tale, however, is so interesting that it catches the imagination of the reader, and commands attention....

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Margaret Wild , illustrated by Kim Gamble

The first day of school can be an uneasy time for students. Even though they are looking forward to their journey, the unknown poses a concern. This story describes the...

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Ethen Long

Fran, who looks very much like a miniature version of Frankenstein, is the main character in this Children's Picture Book. It has many scary looking characters, including a mummy, a...

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Lynn Jenkins Illustrated by Kirrili Lonergan

These days it seems many children approach their early days of schooling with the idea that everything need to be done exactly. There are many skills such as using scissors,...