Collection: Easies

This is Owl. Have you met? No? Well let me introduce you. With flaps and interactive play, this humorous title will have you clapping and flapping along!

This is the dog with the snuffly snout, the half-crumpled ear, the fur that sticks out. A lonely little pup waits each day for a family to pick him, yes him, to take home... but no one ever does. When the latch to his kennel is left open, he undertakes a tour of the township... will it lead him t...

Follow ten little monsters as they dress up, explore and more in this fun preschool counting book based on the popular nursery rhyme This Little Piggy. This little monster tries a treat, This little monster plays a trick . . . It's dress-up time! Ten excited children become cute and colourful mon...

'This little roo went to market. This little platypus stayed at home. This little croc had tasty treats. This little quokka had none.' When this little roo goes to market, this little platypus stays home. What surprise are the other Aussie animals planning while little roo is away?

When Torq and Slomo move in next door, Orq, a cave boy, and his wooly mammoth best friend, Woma, must find a way back into the hearts of the cave community.

Illustrations and easy-to-read text celebrate a friendship that recognizes what makes one person special and guarantees a closeness that will last through time and across distance.

"In your arms it's safe and snug, you always give a thousand hugs. And I'm as happy as can be-one hug is not enough for me!" -- Back cover.

An entertaining retelling of the fairy tale about three clever goats and a nasty troll. Large illustrations and card pages make this an ideal book to share with a group.

Once upon a time there were three fishing brothers called Gruff. They were the meanest and greediest fishermen ever to fish in a town called Poverty Bay. But one day, the fish ran out.

‘There was once ONE Happy Lion who lived in the zoo of a little French town. Then there were TWO Happy Lions, and that’s better than one, because two is company. Then … one day … there were THREE Happy Lions…’ The proud parents are delighted with their new cub. But what profession could he have? ...