Morty is a bull terrier with an enigmatic personality and a busy nature, providing his family with interesting and exuberant antics for them to face on a daily basis.
Whether he’s turning the garden into a crater field, chewing through socks and schoolwork, or sneaking naps in everyone’s beds (even the cat’s), Morty keeps his family on their toes and the neighbours guessing where he’ll show up next.
Rosemary’s Garden invites us into a magical world, both above and below the soil. Through the community of characterful herbs, fruits and flowers, we are reminded of their individual qualities and the contribution they make to our everyday lives. Adventures are had, problems are resolved, and the natural order of the garden is maintained by Rosemary. Subliminal moral codes for all of us to observe. The stories immerse children and adults alike and are a timely reminder to focus on the simple wonders waiting to be found in the humble back garden.
Rosemary’s Garden invites us into a magical world, both above and below the soil. Through the community of characterful herbs, fruits and flowers, we are reminded of their individual qualities and the contribution they make to our everyday lives. Adventures are had, problems are resolved, and the natural order of the garden is maintained by Rosemary. Subliminal moral codes for all of us to observe. The stories immerse children and adults alike and are a timely reminder to focus on the simple wonders waiting to be found in the humble back garden.
I am mad and I so weep,
Teacher is very ill, and I can’t sleep.
I’m holding close my cuddly toy,
‘Cause teacher kissed it and sent me joy.
On an emotional evening at the seaside, Inge took a small notebook and wrote down this story. In this book, she says farewell to her pupils, and they say farewell to her. The loss of a grandparent, mother, brother, or sister has been the theme of many nursery books, but she couldn’t find any story about a teacher or colleague who suddenly fades away.
Talking (or learning to talk) about death with young children should be done in a natural way. Inge hoped that her story would be an eye-opener in that process. Teacher, Where Are You? should be present in every primary school, every palliative care unit, medical waiting rooms, and every family.
Inge liked to make themes such as illness, loss, and mourning open for discussion and offer guidance to those who might need it.
We all run a race in life every day, but how do we prepare for it? This pure and heart-warming book uses running as a metaphor for the journey of preparation, action, and learning from life’s activities.
Rachel draws from her years of experience as a runner to share valuable advice and insights, helping children understand what to expect on a school race day. More importantly, she encourages young readers to see that ‘running’ their race – whether on the track or in life – is more approachable than they might think.
Kukakika continues her thrilling adventure alongside her soulmate, Kukakiko. With the help of a friendly humpback whale, they journey across vast oceans, eventually reaching the breathtaking landscapes of Iceland, where the northern lights dance, and geysers erupt with a roar.
Along the way, they find themselves in tricky situations, pushing Kukakiko’s magic wand to its limits. Just when all seems lost, a majestic bald eagle swoops in, scooping them up in its powerful beak.
The adventure is far from over – the journey continues!
When the moon would light the sky
Sharing the night with the stars
Most wolves would cry ‘Owooooo!’
But Howl could only Baa!
Howl the wolf sounds like a sheep,
Something the other wolves find baaaaaad!
Is Howl destined to roam alone or will friendship be found in the most unlikely of places?
Join Howl in this fun, rhyming adventure as he seeks to find a pack to call his own.
Come and explore the sometimes confusing and frightening world of family court, from a compassionate, child-centred perspective.
My Family and Court is written for children, from the age of 4-years and upwards, to help them understand some of the language and words that they may hear from the adults in their lives, whilst going through the family court process.
Discover what adults really mean when they talk about ‘court’, learn who a ‘judge’ is, and encourage open conversations about some of the big emotions that could be present in the family home at this difficult time.
In a beautiful castle in a land far, far away, two little Princesses live with their parents, the King and Queen. The Princesses are full of energy and joy, keeping the King and Queen entertained at all times with their dancing, games and mess.
Every day is an adventure as they play in the castle and gardens, spend time with the King and Queen and live their best Princess lives. Together the little family discovers the joy of imagination, boundless energy and love.
Two Little Princesses is a sweet and gentle bedtime story that will send your little one off to sleep ready to dream about living their best lives.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a mouse?
Not just any mouse, but a prince, living in a grand castle with butlers, maids, and cooks – without a care in the world.
In the Kingdom of Mouseville, young Prince Dominic is curious about the world beyond the palace walls. Longing for adventure, he is finally given the chance when the King and Queen take him on a voyage across the ocean to introduce him to the wonders beyond their tiny realm.
But when disaster strikes and their ship is destroyed, Dominic finds himself stranded, separated from his family. Taken in by a kind country mouse, he begins a new life and discovers that there is more to being noble than riches and royal privilege. True greatness lies in kindness, compassion, and caring for others.
Hugo, the racehorse, is about to run in the ‘race that stops the nation.’ As he prepares with a morning canter, his friends are busy with preparations of their own!
This is the biggest race of Hugo’s life, but it is not just about the race for his friends, they are spending the morning trying to look splendid for the event.
Mum’s Spell tells an enchanting and amusing tale of sibling rivalry with two young brothers that constantly compete, bicker and squabble.
Their mother, tired of the needless arguing and fighting, uses a little magic to teach a valuable lesson. Their mother casts a spell and each time the boys fight their toys mysteriously and ironically disappear!
At first, the brothers laugh it off, refusing to believe in their mother’s magic. But when their toys continue to disappear, each time they fight, the brothers begin to accept that perhaps the magic is real.
Is the magic real or is it all a coincidence?
Will they stop the spell before it’s too late?
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