Collection: Easies

When Little Red Riding Hood sets out to visit Grandma, her mum warns her not to talk to strangers. But how can she tell who's bad and who's good? Learn the importance of stranger danger in this mixed-up fairytale about keeping safe.

Who's splashing who? Who's swapped places? The simple and fun questions featured throughout the book allow children to use their analytical skills of concentration, thinking and observation to provide the correct answers.

This amusing guessing game book is entertaining and educational for pre-schoolers. Featuring a cast of quirky animals on each spread, children are prompted by questions to guess who will appear on the next page and who's leaving the page. The guessing game nature of this book allows children to u...

Who will I meet at school? All the people inside the cheerfully illustrated Who's Who at School care about kids, from the principal to the music teacher, the school nurse to the cooks and custodians. A 1st-person student narrator introduces young readers to common members of a diverse elementary-...

Whose eggs can you see? Whose eggs can they be? Brilliant, colourful and playful flap-books for pre-schoolers. Each illustration is half-concealed by a flap. Lift the flap to see Whose Eggs.

Whose footprints can you see? Whose footprints can they be? Brilliant, colourful and playful flap-books for pre-schoolers. Each illustration is half-concealed by a flap. Lift the flap to see Whose Footprints.

Whose house can you see? Whose house can it be? Brilliant, colourful and playful flap-books for pre-schoolers. Each illustration is half-concealed by a flap. Lift the flap to see Whose House.

Whose tail can you see? Whose tail can it be? Brilliant, colourful and playful flap-books for pre-schoolers. Each illustration is half-concealed by a flap. Lift the flap to see Whose Tail.

Penelope loves her grandma. Find out what they get up to and why she loves going to grandma's place.

There are four seasons in a year, and they're all awesome, but only one of them gets to be summer! Sunny days, weekends at the pool, games in the backyard, daylight until late and long, lovely holidays ... that's summer, the best season ever. The perfect follow up to the much-loved Why I Love Footy.