AustLit

'It’s time for The Great Aussie Animal Easter Egg Hunt!

'Willow the Wombat doesn’t want to come last again, but this year she learns that winning is a treat best shared.

'With fun rhyme, adorable illustrations and a message that is sweeter than chocolate, this is the perfect book for little ones at Easter.' 

'That mystical, magical place that exists in our minds ... or does it? The Australian poet Maggie May Gordon’s traditional rhyming verses, together with artist Emma Middleton’s captivating illustrations, will show you that it doesn’t only exist in the mind ... but in the everyday wonders of our world!'

Source : publisher's blurb

'With big booty bottoms and flip flappy ears, If You Meet an Elephant is a rollicking ride through the ups and downs of an unlikely friendship. It's a triumphant celebration of the acceptance of new and diverse friends.
Join in the delight with this 'must read out loud' rhyming story jam-packed with good fun and gorgeous illustrations.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'I am the Magic Mazeldore; my bag is big and wide.

You’ll never guess the creatures I have safely tucked inside.

'Which animal swings from tree to tree? And what flying creature starts life as a crawly caterpillar?Guess which animals the tricky wizard is describing in this delightfully interactive book perfect for energetic young readers.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

The second book in the Bush Tails series. A collection of stories from country life.

'Being the smallest in the paddock isn’t easy. Clover is always being teased. When three naughty lambs go too far, Clover and her big ideas step in. Discover how Clover shows being little makes her more determined and clever than they could ever imagine.' (Source: Publisher's blurb)

'Once upon a time in a faraway land there lived the rarest of rare birds. The Dream Bird.

'George is a day child. He rollicks and romps in the light. But at night, George just can’t seem to get to sleep. That is, until Gran tells him a bedtime story about a magical bird who sings children to sleep.

'Will the Dream Bird’s magic work on George? A stunning bedtime book that will enchant readers young and old.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Does she sleep? Shall we peak? Is it really a Bear?

'Shall we sneak outside and see if Bear is really there?

'Tom and Tilly search for the bear who lives in their backyard.

'Will she come out and play?

'A rare tribute to the small and magical moments that mums create every day.

'Perfect for families expecting a new baby bear. ' (Publication summary)

'Tom and Tilly wish and wonder, will the lion come? Will he come and visit them for lots of lion fun?
'Here is a rrrrip-roaring story about dads, the kings of the living room, and the special moments families share.
'Perfect for reading aloud with a playful parent or lion. ' (Publication summary)