Tradie Tom and the Missing Lunchbox

Tom has lived by the seaside all his life and has a good bunch of mates who, from an early age, have loved to catch up, have a chat and go for a surf on the waves.

Now they are all grown up and Tom has become the local handyman in the town of Sandy Shore, where he is affectionately known as ‘Tradie Tom’. His best friend, Barney, is the town gardener and they can usually be seen working together whilst getting the young ones of the town out of the scrapes they themselves used to get into.

Their surfboards are always strapped to the back of their trucks as their motto is ‘You never know when the surf will be up’.

These stories are about mateship. By knowing each other for so long these two surfing mates can work together, have trust and loyalty in each other which in turn helps others when needed.

Tonio and Bear’s Adventures

Meet Tonio and Bear, and all the animals they will encounter on this incredible adventure.

Tonio is on the autism spectrum, but no worries! He and his best friend Bear will overcome any obstacles they find along the way.

In a world where sometimes things can be a little bit overwhelming it is important to have a friend who is loyal and understands you and who is always there when you need him.

Bear will help Tonio face the challenges of autism as he discovers the amazing animals at the zoo.

This book will be the first in a series of great adventures for our little hero and his sidekick Bear who is always ready, willing, and able to save the day. A book that kids and their families can relate to and that can teach us all that “Autism is a part of our world, not a world apart.”

Tommy and Timmy and the Birthday Surprise

Tommy and Timmy are very best friends, they live next door to each other and spend all their spare time together. They love picnics in the countryside and playing swingball in Tommy’s garden. Imagine Tommy’s surprise when a fire-breathing dragon appears overhead!

Ting-A-Ling: The Old Ambulance

Why buy this book?

Because it’s GOOD, and you’ll LOVE it!

Serious, amusing, entertaining and educational.

Take me home and enthral a little one close to you.

Introducing them into the world of Ting-A-Ling may be the best thing you can do.

Read together with your little one. It's great fun I assure you.

Initially developed as a compendium to encourage reader familiarisation, the author

continues to write and create more characters and stories surrounding the

principal character TING-A-LING, the old ambulance.

With more than 60 stories, budding fans of Ting-A-Ling are bound to find a story to suit YOU!

Drop into the world of Ting-A-Ling and find what a truly fascinating and warm world he inhabits. Be part of his adventures and learn as you go all about the world of ambulances, emergencies and what to do should one happen to YOU!

If it’s out there then Ting-A-Ling is probably there too.

He’s here, he’s there, he’s EVERYWHERE!

TING-A-LING is here for you NOW!

Time for Tales

A book for children of short stories and poems for fun. Where two small mice have an adventure. When a giraffe worries about her long neck. There is magic one cold and frosty night. When strangest new friends are made. There is an amazing broom cupboard. A silver spoon that gets into a fight, a very noisy clock, and a puzzling far away sun.

Tilly, Timo and the Tea-Drinking Queen

Tilly and Timo are ready to go on their very first adventure to England in their magic machine! They have a very, very important meeting with a very special person. Will you join in the adventure with Tilly and Timo?

Tick Tock

Tick tock, tick tock, what's the time on the clock? Follow Charlie through his day and peek into the lives and dreams of the people around him - Tim, with his big green garbage truck, Lorna, walking her spotty pup, Charlotte, dancing through the flowers in her yard… Through gentle rhyme and endearing characters, Tick Tock gives children a sense of their place in a big, busy world.

Throwing Hurt (The Boy with the Tennis Balls)

Sometimes when hard things happen, and we feel hurt, we find ourselves holding on to that hurt and then throwing it at other people. My family thinks of this hurt as tennis balls that attach themselves to us during our day. Then, in the evening, and with the people we love the most, we often get rid of these tennis balls by throwing them at our family. Obviously, we don’t want to do this. We don’t want to hurt our families. It’s just that it sometimes feels like we can’t carry these tennis balls (our hurt) anymore. There is another way. When we can recognise that we are hurt (or carrying too many tennis balls), we can talk about how we feel and think of other ways to remove these tennis balls without hurting others.

Thoughts from Grandpa: Volume 1

I started to write poems for my grandchildren which would be amusing for them to hear, whilst at the same time explain some of the typical things that happen in life as they grew up. My three girls have always been an inspiration to me and to see them grow into responsible, well-balanced individuals with positive outlooks and a strong self-belief is truly rewarding.

The aim of this book was to create a framework for children to visualise the ‘topic’, have fun hearing or reading it, but at the same time be able to understand the moral and environmental stories that they tell. The books will not only entertain children but will become benchmark messages for how they should behave and react to situations. Written in simple language but introducing slightly more complicated words every now and then, the book will help children understand and extend their vocabulary and verbal understanding.

Children think in pictures long before they can read, and these books keep the pictures alive in their heads whilst their learning and development takes place.

My original thinking was to create sixty-second animated films for each topic, which could be shown as ‘interludes’ on children’s TV and as behavioural poems that children could learn from a very early age at nursery and primary schools, where the shaping of behaviour is most influential and most important.

Learning how to behave and understanding the things in life can be fun. I hope you think the same!

Thomas's Tooth

The story unfolds the day before Thomas’s birthday with the crazy antics of the guardian fairies. We go from a simple toothache to multiple visits to the Accident & Emergency department of the hospital. Then to the party the following day, a food fight and strange games with the inevitable happening, more visits to A&E.

Boys will love it and girls will smile at the antics of silly boys!

Now the truth is out, the myth that Christmas tree fairies are tucked away in tinsel each year is blown out of the water. Yes, you think they are nestling in a bed of tinsel in a box in the loft but no, Christmas on the tree is their holiday and their real day jobs are as guardian fairies for little boys and girls. Most are able but unfortunately not all, some are not as competent as they should be, and some are downright incompetent! In Thomas’s Tooth we have a birthday party of injured and plaster-casted boys running amok, and all due to the exceptionally incompetent actions of Thomas’s fairy Erik and his fellow fairies.

This is Monkey

Come and join Monkey on his adventures.

Monkey takes a walk in the forest exploring his surroundings, bounding happily over ponds and through the trees. Next…Monkey decides to bake, but which will it be: fairy cakes, scones or gingerbread?

This book is full of colourful illustrations and fun! Perfect for young readers.

This Is How We Kiss Goodnight

From cheek-to-cheek teddy bear kisses, to fluttering butterfly kisses, Effie and her mummy decide to inspire lots of goodnight kisses before bedtime for everyone to share.