AustLit

'It happened when I was little, always when we were alone…but, sometimes he did things that worried me and made me feel strange on the inside…I thought games were supposed to be FUN. This is a gentle book that encourages children to tell someone about any confusing feelings that they might be experiencing, as a way of HEALING.' (Publication summary)

'Edward is sad after he finds the last tree in the city is no longer standing. After some reflection, he finds a way to make things better. A poignant tale about the environment and the way children relate to its beauty.' (Back cover.)

"Constantine takes himself VERY seriously. He's the HEAD HOG! He is always very right, very proper and very dignified. But one day Aristotle, the littlest hog, asks, "Constantine, why don't you ever have fun?" Constantine doesn't know, but maybe Aristotle can help him find out." (Source: Author's website)

'Lily Laceby was nearly ninety and lived in a cottage in the hills with her dog, Butch Aggie, as her only companion. One wild winter evening, snug and warm by the fire, Lily drifted off to sleep. As she dreamed peacefully of bygone days, strange noises began to echo in the night, alarming Butch Aggie. Suddenly, as the commotion grew louder, Butch Aggie leaped up, hackles raised – who could be out on such a night?' (Publication summary)