Collection: Easies

A lonely bunny goes hunting for Easter, where he hopes to find other bunnies. His search takes him through summer, fall, and winter, but only in spring does he find what he s been looking for all along. This special gift edition, now in paper-over-board format, includes a striking new cover and g...

Meet the Burpee bears! These busy bears love to have fun and treat each new day as a big adventure. Are you ready to join in too? Let's go?

The biggest, meanest, HUNGRIEST monster in Behemoth Bay has a problem ... Frank has bitten off more than he can chew and now every time he opens his mouth he BURPS! The other monsters are more than happy to offer him advice. But will it work? Will Frank be cured? Or will Frank be belching to the ...

'Little birds, big birds, all different kinds. How many bush birds can you find?' From curious blue wrens to booming emus, and from feasting lorikeets to eagles soaring, Bush Birds by Helen Milroy is a fun and lively read with bold illustrations designed to celebrate the birds in our bush.

All the animals belong to the Bush Book Club and love to read - except Bilby. He can't stay still long enough to read a book, not when there are somersaults, cartwheels, handstands to do. What would it take for Bilby to slow down and look into a book?

Jarrah loves bush adventure day with Grandpa. It is her favourite day of the week. But on one of their special days, the sun forgets to shine and the two embark on a most magical adventure.

Asleep in a gently snoozing ball, little possum's soft and small. In a twisty tunnel and cosy bed, little wombat rests his head. All the baby animals sleep soundly in the comfort of the bush.

Discover some of Australia's unique bushland creatures through Pete Cromer's bold and beautiful animal portraits. This gallery in a book features 18 of his best loved Australian bushland bird, mammal and reptile collages. For the first time, Pete's Australian bushland paper cut artworks are colle...

The Bushwalk is a story to encourage children to explore whatever natural environment may be accessible to them, a reserve, park or their own backyard. The animals in this book are common to a wide range of habitats in Australia.

There once was a beaver who was so busy that he didn't always think things through. One day, after finding himself on the wrong side of a falling tree, he sees the error of his careless ways. He wants to change but will his friends believe him?