Collection: Easies

Today in my lunchbox I happened to find... What could be inside the lunchbox? An apple? A bear? A dinosaur?

The first in a comic 'What's in the?' picture book series, children will delight in this silly tale of a dog prince in his truck with a very special delivery . . . With each page turn a new vehicle pops out of the last. This book has all the ingredients to charm and enthral first readers and pare...

What kind of thoughts are in your mind? Are they angry or are they kind? Children who struggle with negative thoughts may wonder how to make them go away. In this guided, illustrated meditation for kids, author Louise Bladen offers a simple mindfulness practice, not to banish bad thoughts, but t...

Josh loves to be close to his mum at night in her pouch, or 'pocket', as he calls it. Though, soon he must sleep on the grass like the older kangaroos. One day, Josh's mum has a surprise about what is in her pocket.

What's that eye peeping out from under the bed? Help children face and overcome their fears with the "What's That Hiding..." series. As you turn the pages of this book, more and more of the hiding thing is revealed. Children will love this great hardcover book, beautiful illustrations and major t...

It's superhero time! Join Mr Wolf as he zooms to the rescue and helps out all his friends across town.

Wilfred Wolf can't tell the time, big hands and little hands are too confusing! Wilfred Wolf can't tell the time, he just eats and sleeps when he feels like it! When Wilfred gets invited to a party, he's faced with a problem - how will he know when it's time to go? This sweet story teaches the im...

What is wrong with the wobbegong anything? Nothing? Who can tell, when he never says a word...

Everyone knows that the wheels on the bus go round and round. But what happens when the bus trundles into a wildlife park? Forget 'the wipers on the bus go swish, swish, swish', this rhyme has far more excitement to offer...

Explores some of the many and varied ways a father can express his love, even without saying the words, such as by making pancakes, playing games, and reading a favorite story using special voices for each character.