Collection: Junior Fiction

Reveals the ways in which readers and animals behave in the same manner, from dancing bees to babysitting flamingos.

Join your new friend Patsy to learn all about cows, calves and bulls.

“Join the Animals Rock band, fronted by singer/songwriter Beau Young and television personality Shelley Craft, as they introduce kids to the wonderful world of animals!”--Back cover.

Discover how and why animals decide to live in groups or alone: part natural science, part ecology. A picture book detailing the various ways animal community structures help species thrive and survive. Some animals need to live in big groups, although others barely interact with the rest of the...

With the rain bucketing down in the Australian outback, the animals all need to get into the Ark to get out of the rain. Sing and count along to this classic nursery rhyme with a fun Aussie twist.

Make learning about addition fun with Animaths! Simple text and diagrams teach key maths concepts, while the use of cut-out photos of ants on striking, colourful backgrounds will be sure to engage the interest of reluctant mathematicians.

Make learning about subtraction fun with Animaths! Simple text and diagrams teach key maths concepts, while the use of cut-out photos of monkeys on striking, colourful backgrounds will be sure to engage the interest of reluctant mathematicians!

Make learning about subtraction fun with Animaths! Simple text and diagrams teach key maths concepts, while the use of cut-out photos of merkats on striking, colourful backgrounds will be sure to engage the interest of reluctant mathematicians

Make learning about shapes fun with Animaths! Simple text and diagrams teach key maths concepts, while the use of cut-out photos of snakes on striking, colourful backgrounds will be sure to engage the interest of reluctant mathematicians!

Make learning about subtraction fun with Animaths! Simple text and diagrams teach key maths concepts, while the use of cut-out photos of tigers on striking, colourful backgrounds will be sure to engage the interest of reluctant mathematicians