Mr Mouse and His Gigantic Extended Family

‘Oh, that smells SOOOOOO good. I need it now. Will anybody know if a small chunk goes?’

If you were as small as a mouse, what would you get up to?

Come meet Mr Mouse, his family and friends, like Mr Mole who lives in a hole, or the busy bees who like eating, come see. Or even the woodpecker family Tom, Dick and Harry.

We could go on and on and on, but instead, come join in with the fun and find out what adventures they will get up to next.

The Other Brunel

June 1821. Once admired for ingenious inventions that aided England’s navy, engineer Marc Isambard Brunel now lies broken in debtors’ prison. Though his innovations brought victory against Napoleonic France, accolades turned to accusations over his French roots. Now the fetid decay of King’s Bench Gaol repays his service.

Yet Brunel’s determination remains unbowed. With steadfast wife Sophia ever by his side, he contends daily for freedom from this unjust fate. Beset by misfortunes, will he be forced to abandon his adopted England as he did his homeland? At what cost to his family – especially his beloved son, Isambard?

This vivid portrayal illuminates a pioneering mind undone by the nation he served. Yet even stripped of acclaim and liberty, Brunel perseveres, a testament to irrepressible vision and spirit. His timeless struggle resonates still, for no bars can cage the soaring heights of human endeavour and hope.

My Love is Mine

This intimate collection of poetry and prose dives deep into the not-so-gentle and unruly art of becoming. It speaks to the thoughts that stir in the stillness of the night, where exhilaration flirts with the agony of despair and where fierceness smoulders in both grace and anger.

Through these lyrical verses, I find myself adrift, seeking solitude, perseverance, heat, and a safe haven—wherever it may be found. Somehow, amidst it all, the chaotic fire of love unfolds in all its tender and raw forms.

I am full of contradictory wounds, scars that ache to heal. But if they don’t, maybe it’s time to just learn to dance with my demons, once and for all.

Open the pages and get lost in this wondrous journey titled

My Love is Mine.

When I Awaken Into The Dead of Night

A female vampire rises from her slumber to discover a world irreversibly altered. The insatiable thirst, relentless hunts, and the haunting spectres of her past sins surround her. Yet, amid the chaos, a void persists – she’s solitary, craving a companion to share in eternity’s dance. Can she find him? Will he be her eternal mate? What does destiny have in store for them? Dive into this atmospheric anthology of gothic poetry where verses like ‘Zombie Shift’ and ‘Scarlet Eyes’ don’t just narrate, but pull the reader into the heart of the tale, making them accomplices on this dark journey.

I Want a Sibling

IVF is a complex and heart wrenching process especially when there are children involved who desperately want a sibling.

This easy-to-understand children’s book follows the fertility journey of a family whose son is wishful for a baby brother or sister using simple, age-appropriate language so children can be involved in this process and know that getting a sibling isn’t always straightforward.

Follow along with the highs and lows of this story and prepare your child emotionally for your fertility journey while showing them that there are other families all around the world, every day going through the same thing.

A hopeful, inspiring, and informative journey of conceiving a baby through IVF specially written for young children.

A Life of Reflections

This book is a collection of observations and life experiences – some happy, some sad, some good, and some difficult.

The poems offer a glimpse into moments that many readers may find relatable, sparking inspiration to reflect on and perhaps even write about their own life experiences. Some poems provide comfort and help in coming to terms with life’s challenges, while others encourage deeper thought. Whether touching on sadness, joy, humour, or personal truth, each poem tells a story.

Writing poetry is something I have done for most of my life, but writing it down makes me feel better.

Your Word for the Week

In a world where voices often speak only what people want to hear, many are left feeling burdened by life’s challenges, searching for a genuine sense of hope. This devotional seeks to provide that hope, offering a vision of a bright, eternal future with a place prepared by Him who has promised to return and fulfill His Word.

Though society’s leaders sometimes betray our trust, exploiting our childlike faith for their own gain, there remains One who watches over us, unwavering and steadfast. The Almighty God, Creator of all, extends forgiveness and redemption through His Son and the power of the Holy Spirit.

With one devotional per week, this guide illuminates the path to a deep and personal relationship with Christ, encouraging readers to embrace His unique plan for their lives. It reminds us that by living with purpose and faith, we invest in an eternal promise, one that offers a profoundly satisfying return beyond anything we can imagine.

Pioneers & Icons of Australian Motorsport

The author has captured in words and lavish illustrations (many of his own that have never been seen before), the stories of over one hundred men and women whose personal motor racing journeys paved the way to establish and explode this sport. They did so both locally and overseas, showing that Aussies were as good as the world’s best when it came to not only skill behind the wheel but also in the design and manufacture of the fastest cars, and in organising events of the highest level and regard.

Most of these names are extremely well known by all Aussie petrol heads-household names admired around any backyard barbecue. Just the mention of their names brings nods of respect. But you will additionally read accounts of some very significant lives and racing achievements you previously knew nothing about-and some are quite simply amazing.

There’s our first woman to race commercially overseas. Just how she got there is incredible. Then you share the exploits of an illegal inter-capital record holder who went to New Zealand to break the land speed record, the farmers whose sons and grandsons became racing dynasties, and the home-grown mechanics and car builders whose designs obliterated all competition.

Strap yourself in and hang on. It’s gonna be a bloody wild ride!

Poetry of My Modern Life

In this debut book, the author strives to capture the essence of the world he inhabits: a world that, in truth, resonates with everyone, as it touches on the universal right to individual thoughts and opinions. Through his reflections on modern, 21st-century life, the author explores the new age challenges and situations we all face, subtly inviting readers to consider his perspective.

With a background in songwriting, the author brings a unique viewpoint to his writing. He believes that what might make for a mediocre song can, in fact, become a powerful poem, depending on how it’s viewed. This book offers readers a chance to see life through his lens, encouraging them to reflect on their own points of view.

The author hopes that readers will find his work not only thought-provoking but also genuinely enjoyable – a true reflection of his intention in sharing his writing journey.

The Boy Who Loved Robots

From a very young age Robert had liked robots. This was not exactly surprising as he had a very mechanically minded father. But when he got to the age of eleven, something happened which dramatically changed the course of Robert’s life, an event which would leave a permanent scar on him. Two further occurrences came about which were to steer Robert’s life in a new and exciting direction, the opening of a rather special shop in the town of Waterford, and the arrival of Aaliyah, the American girl who came to his school when he was fourteen. Set just after the new millennium, this whole story rotates around the building of hobby robots, the use of computers, and the various relationships of the people involved.

With chapter titles almost entirely computer related, and the book cram full of various computer and robot inspired topics, this exciting and heartwarming story is a must for any child or teenager who loves anything of a technological nature. It also challenges the whole concept of stereotyping, underlining how ridiculous it can be.

The Moon Path

Nyla gazes out of the window at the vast night sky from her cozy cot. She dreams of flying up to the moon, just like the magical creatures she reads about in her books. What if, just maybe, she could do it too? Could there be a tiny chance that her dream might come true?

Perceptions of a Christian

This collection of poems is written with confronting honesty, intense expression, and contemporary accessibility. It is a poignant, inspired, and assured debut that transfixes the reader, resonating deeply and, at times, rendering itself unable to be read without evoking a catch in the throat. The driving emotion is profoundly evocative and immersive through the informality of the authorial voice. This collection allows for self-reflection from the reader who connects to the language and depiction, gaining an enhanced understanding and distinct perspective to reflect upon.

The poems exude accessibility, proving restorative for the reader regardless of personal faith or prior convictions. The balance of sensitivity and openness welcomingly comforts all. Each unique and well-crafted poem builds upon the last to shape a healing, compelling narrative. Ultimately, Perceptions of a Christian makes a worthy addition to the highly competitive genre, standing out through its distinct perspective and chance to resonate by offering thoughts and words for reflection.