Collection: Easies

This thought-provoking and touching story empowers children to embrace their uniqueness and have the courage to stand out.

Colours are for everyone in this lively, feel-good story that challenges gender norms. Bronte is a little girl who is expected to like pink. But that won't always do, as Bronte eloquently expresses in Rainbow is My Favourite Colour. She loves the green of grassy hills, the blue of her favourite b...

One day in June, Emily takes the train into the city with her two mums to attend the Rainbow Parade. She loves how all the people marching are extra loud, extra proud, and extra colourful. But when her mama suggests they join the parade, Emily isn't so sure she belongs in the throng.

A joyful and fun read-along tale of one family's quest to find the Rainbowsaurus, featuring lots of colourful creatures. We're following a rainbow to find the Rainbowsaurus. We're following a rainbow. Would you like to join us? Join two dads and their three children as they set off on an adventur...

Learn the importance of clean hair in this hilarious story about dirty, tangled locks. In Rapunzel, Rapunzel, Wash Your Hair! three princes try to rescue Rapunzel from her tower. However, Rapunzel never washes her hair so it's greasy and filthy - too slippery to climb! Luckily one of the princes ...

Rat is the biggest treasure hunter in Seavale. He collects and he sorts he lists and he organises and every day he wonders why do humans throw out so much junk. While no-one seems to notice the possibilities that are all about clever Rat's great creation might just show the humans what's really w...

Take the train to the seaside and join in as it whooshes through a tunnel, rattles across a level crossing and rumbles along the track, taking its passengers safely to their station.

An artistically stunning story of Kylie Gatjawarrawuy Mununggurr's life growing up on her grandmothers Country in Raymangirr, a remote Yolu homeland in North East Arnhem Land in the Top End of Australia.

"Aaah, peace and quiet at last," signs Mrs Rabbit, tucking her children into bed. But it doesn't last for long! Her baby is still a bubbly, hoppity, run-around-the-house bunny. Mrs Rabbit must try all the tricks she knows to coax him to sleep. Will anything work?

Rabbit and his dad are going to the park, but will they ever be ready to leave the house? Everyone has experienced the planning of a trip, everyone has got side-tracked while getting ready, and finally everybody has reached the stage of panic as they can’t find their glasses or house keys! Rabbit...