Collection: Easies

Talking about feelings teaches children that it is normal to feel sad, or angry, or scared at times. With greater tolerance of painful feelings, children become free to enjoy their world, to feel secure in their abilities, and to be happy.

Talking about feelings teaches children that it is normal to feel sad, or angry, or scared at times. With greater tolerance of painful feelings, children become free to enjoy their world, to feel secure in their abilities, and to be happy.

'There's something that I've noticed. Perhaps you've seen it, too. Life is so much better when it's me and you.' From the time we are young, we are drawn to special people-the ones who complete our sentences and who know our favourite colour, food, and song. The people who understand us and make ...

When a thick fog rolls in, an irresistible little puffin is lost in unfamiliar territory. When the Fog Rolls In is an exceptional picture book about navigating uncertainty, opening your mind, and finding your way back to your flock.

Lost in her ever-changing forms, 'Water' questions who she is after an encounter with a creature in an underground cave. Water seeks all parts of her cycle for answers, which makes her feel overwhelmed and confused. However, an 'old tree' helps her to understand her place in the world and her man...

When you're together with those you love, fun comes in many forms - from singing at the top of your lungs, running down hillsides only to land in a giant heap, or doing nothing at all. This lyrical, joyful book celebrates those magical times spent together.

Sparkling, brightly coloured Christmas beetles usually appear in the heat of December - a sign that the festive season has begun.But recently they have been hard to find. We aren't seeing them in the eucalyptus trees, or dancing around lights at night. These shimmering, shiny beetles are disappea...

Mother Roo has lost her Joey. She asks all the other animals in the Australian bush where her baby might be. Children will delight in lifting the flap to reveal where the other Australian animals keep their young. The wise Kookaburra helps Mother Roo discover where her Joey has been sleeping peac...

Where is the cat? Well, it depends on how you look at it. Our mischievous furry friend is under the wobbly table. And it is also on the blue rug, in the yelllow room, in the pink house, next to the noisy park, in the crowded city, and even in the Milky Way galaxy. This charming and stylish pictur...

Monsters, monsters, here and there. But where is Cheeky Monster? Where? Giggle, dance, bounce and wriggle with ALL the monsters - except the Cheeky Monster you're looking for - in this super-fun read-aloud story.