Collection: Easies

A tale so tall you will pinch yourself. Get set for one shell of a story, as this crabby crustacean grabs life by the claws!

Curly's bad mood travels from person to person, unexpectedly leaving opportunities for forgiveness, laughter, and love in its wake.

Ned has the same name as a famous bushranger. Some days he's bad as bad can be. When he's going to be especially bad he wears armour, and that's when the real trouble starts.

Henry will do anything to win the hand of his beloved Carmelita. He is inventive and determined, and nothing is going to stand in his way. Except maybe a niggling feeling that something is not quite right.

If an eggplant really grew eggs, chickens would be out of a job. If a catfish was really made of cats, then it might get chased by a dog. And a banana is a banana. That's what it's called, I don't know why. Join the band for some fun with words and rhymes in this laugh-out-loud picture book based...

Charlie the chimpanzee explains to his little brother what a monster is. How silly for his baby brother to believe in scary monsters! But as Charlie's tummy grumbles, he heads to his secret stash of bananas. Scary noises are all around him - even in the bushes hiding his pile of delicious bananas.

"O Bandit Queen!" the bandits cried. "Little horror! Poison weed! We'll give you everything a queen could ever need..." The bandits give their queen treasure, tigers, mischief and mayhem. But sometimes a little girl needs something more… A beautiful book about finding family in unexpected places,...

Banjo is a tiny woylie joey. Bounce with Banjo as he escapes from danger and searches for a safe place to call home.

Barbara is having one of those days. She has a sock problem and there's a strange pea. Then, all of a sudden, Barbara's Wobbler is out of control! But what happens when a bad mood like this comes along?

A funny, thought-provoking introduction to homonyms and homophones, with crisply bright, contemporary illustrations. Meet a yak who can't stop yackety-yacking, a hare with huge hair and a bear who's, well, rather bare! Playing with language in a wonderfully fun and memorable way.