Collection: Easies

Warm, funny and full of love this book feels like a family hug. From first-time collaborators Michael Wagner and Adam Carruthers comes a heartfelt collection of rhymes that celebrate the wonder and joy of family bonds.

Families come in all shapes and sizes. They're the people who help us feel that we belong. Families give us help, support and love even when we are apart from them. When we are with our family, we feel like we are home.

A forest stood tall and proud, all its trees the same. One day a bird dropped a new seed in the forest and a different tree grew. Will the forest accept the new tree?

Written in gentle read-aloud rhymes and with colourful, stylish pictures, the calming, repetitive text and dreamlike illustrations will soothe and relax young children. This book has been created in partnership with The Sleep Charity – the experts in good sleep and effective bedtime routines – an...

When a little clown gets lost after falling off a train, a farmer finds him and befriends him until the train returns.

A rhythmic story features a noisy menagerie of mischievous animals who go picnicking, jet skiing, and ballroom dancing in the farmer's absence.

What could be better than a Fart with a heart? A Super Fart of course! Wafting around with his stinky best friend Burp, Fart couldn't be happier. But sometimes Burp wishes people wouldn't say YUCK, GROSS, and PEE-YEW... Could being smelly ever be a force for good? A super stinker of a tale that p...

This is the way we skate along, skate along, skate along, This is the way we skate along on a sunny, funny morning. Borrowing from the childhood perennial and favourite song 'This is the way... ', a happy group of children scoot, bike, bus, swing, sail, run and ride their way across town to join ...

Poor old wombat! He thinks its much easier to stay in his burrow than to go out into the big world. But when he does finally come out for a look around, he finds other interesting creatures and things to doand even friends.

'Close your eyes now and remember you are part of everything.' When a little girl feels lonely in the dark, her sister takes her on a dreamy journey to imagine ways they can be part of something bigger - as waves in the water, as raindrops in a shower or as feathers on a wing.