Collection: Easies

"There's something wrong with my frizzy mop," cries a distraught little girl to her father. When Hope comes home upset about what the children at school have been saying about her hair, it's up to her daddy to help her understand. Armed with his trusty hairbrush and the power of a braid, will it ...

Some readers may find this true story about Daddy and his farty shorts extremely distressing. It involves big smells ... farty faces ... and the untimely demise of Daddy's very embarrassing shorts.

What kind of dad do you have? Find out with this handy field guide, a celebration of the many and varied types of dad. This book provides and intimate look at Dad's in their natural environment.

"Dads and Dogs is a romp of a picture book featuring lots of different dads of with all their different dogs. A joyful celebration of togetherness, and the all the fun, chaos, mischief and laughter that dad's best friend brings to the family." -- Publisher website.

Daisy and Bear live in a small house. They do the same ordinary things every day. Or do they? Follow the adventures of this delightful brother and sister duo as they find the sparkle and fun in the daily routine of family life.

Rex is embarrassed when his mother insists he take his little sister to the swamp where his friends are playing, but when he tells her to 'get lost' he soon regrets his behaviour.

Mole loves to put labels on objects. One day, he finds a strange thing. A lumpy - bumpy thing. A lumpy - bumpy thing with snaippy snappy teeth. Eeeeek! Look out, Mole!

Daniel Tiger is going to school, and he is so excited. Join him on his first day, where he meets teacher Harriet, plays with blocks, sings songs, meets new friends and more. It's a truly great day in the neighborhood! -- Cover.

You're never too small to make a difference! Learn how to be an eco-warrior with Dave and Greta as they find little ways to make the world better. Dave and Greta can see all around them that climate change is a really big deal. But they are so small, they're worried that they won't ever be able t...