AustLit

'Twelve mindless zombies have escaped the grave and are on the hunt for brains. Count down as they each meet a grizzly end in this illustrated counting book in verse.

'Complete with a 'documentary' of how the artist lost his brain while illustrating the book (a real risk when working with zombies.) this is a fun, little book.' (Publication summary)

'Many creatures share Australian city spaces-possums, cane toads, snakes, lorikeets, fruit bats, magpies and even kangaroos! This engaging book tells children about these creatures and how they react with, and sometimes surprise, the human population!' (Publication summary)

Out in the bush, in a stream in the sun, lived a mother platypus and platypup one. "Swim!" said the mother, "I swim!" said the one, so they swam in the stream, sparkling in the setting sun.

Go walkabout in the bush and see who else you can find as you count from one to ten.

(Source: back cover)

'All her life, our heroine has dreamed of being in a circus. She'd love to ride and jump and do acrobatics. When the school needs to raise money, she thinks the solution is obvious. They'll hold a circus! And she'll be the Ringmaster. But great ideas need hard work and determination. For confident early independent readers.' (Publication summary)

'On Monday Night Felix Smith decides he's a crocodile.'

This is the true story of George the echidna, who likes eating ants and termites, but who HATES the smell of gum boots.