Collection: Picture book

"A Tasmanian devil rescue story"--Back cover.

It's almost time for bed, and everyone is getting ready to say goodnight. But Peter realises something very important is missing -- his snuggly toy bunny! Will he find it before he settles down to sleep? Look under the flaps to help Peter hunt for his lost toy in this cosy bedtime story.

Follow me, whispers the star, and I will help you to find a happy place. Award-winning author and illustrator Britta Teckentrup takes us on a magical, moonlit adventure where we are invited to dance with a whole host of animals beneath the moonlight ... but is it all a dream?

Piper, a book-hoarding chipmunk, does not want to share, until she discovers the magic of the library.

You're not the boss of what other people think, what they say and how they exist. You're not the boss of how someone else behaves - the positions they take and the decisions they make. But you are the boss of one thing... From Byll and Beth Stephen, the writers behind the ABC TV musical sensation...

When I first got adopted, everything was purr-fect. Then came the rules. NO eating the bread! NO chasing the baby! BAD KITTY! Excuse me? I'm not a bad kitty. Frankly, I was left with no choice. I quit. However, life in the great outdoors is harder than it looks. Maybe I should be back, but which ...

Gerald is careful. Piggie is not. Piggie cannot help smiling. Gerald can. Gerald worries so that Piggie does not have to. Gerald and Piggie are best friends. In I Will Take a Nap! Gerald is tired and cranky. Will Piggie be in his dreams? Or will she keep Gerald from dreaming at all?

When you start school, sometimes you need a best friend (or two). Ida is so noisy at home, but at school she is so quiet she doesn't make any friends. Luckily her grandpa knows the best game to cheer her up: invisible shops. Little does he know that it sells invisible dogs, and those dogs are goi...

"There are so many types and uses for boxes, it's time to think of as many as we can. In this . . . book with rhyming text, young children are invited to explore all the different boxes we find in our lives and what they are used for"--Provided by publisher.

There once was a man who loved his tidy home and who didn't like animals. Then one day, a cat appeared. The man and the cat both liked napping and watching the rain and eating dinner precisely at six. Well, maybe this one animal could stay. Next came a dog... --