AustLit

'Dad doesn't have any hair. At least not on his head. He said it got eaten by a Ty-eat-your-hair-us Rex. But his last explanation is the most ridiculous one of all! 

'A silly, crazy, tearing your hair tale... that will leave you baldly laughing.' (Publication summary)

'The pig was feeling pretty good - even better than a piggy should. His skin was pink. His eyes were big... and he was wearing a glorious wig! When a wig lands on a pig, expect the unexpected in this hilarious tale of mistaken identity!'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Rodney was a rabbit who loved nothing more than drawing. He never found it tiresome, tedious or boring. But then one day, disaster struck, the one thing Rodney feared, while working at his drawing desk his pen just...DISAPPEARED! A truly hysterical search for a missing pen, by award-winning author Michael Gerard Bauer.' (Publication summary)

'Look out – it’s the blob that ate Christmas! Lovely Santa. He brings joy and gifts to children around the world. Secretly, he’s also a bit of a slob. He loves snacking on the treats children leave for him on Christmas Eve, but he isn’t quite as interested in washing his face and combing his beard. This year, the result isn’t just gross – it grows into something so monstrous that it destroys all the toys in Santa’s workshop. Will it become the blob that ate Christmas? Or will the reindeer’s secret talent save the day?' (Publication summary)

'A 'name the object' book that gets completely out of hand and is all the more fun for it

'This is a wonderfully educational ‘name the object' book to help young children learn about their environm–

'Oh. Oh dear. Look at that.

'I beg your pardon. This is a very silly book about a wild-looking one-eyed bear, a big-bottomed cat and a pants-wearing fox and the havoc they can wreak with a few simple objects. That sounds like much more fun.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.