Walking With Dad

Join a father and his little one as they walk together along the coastline. See if you can count all of the interesting things they pass along the way! A counting book with a difference for young readers accompanied by delightful illustrations.

True Love

Uriel has a lot of questions about life and is determined to know the answers. Through inquiry, exploration, chance, experience and realization, all of these questions are answered over a lifetime of truly living. Join Uriel as he uncovers and awakens to the true meaning of life.

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.

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.

Theo’s Ocean Discovery

Theo, an explorer and treasure collector, discovers that his treasure is not quite what it seems. He learns a valuable lesson and understands how the disposal of plastic in the ocean can be devastating.

The Unsung Hero

When the rest of the world was closing, lots of people were scared. Mums and dads worked from their homes, and children began remote learning too.

But what about the little boys and girls, who weren’t yet ready for school, where did they go? What did they do?

There are lots of special places filled with lots of special people too, that remained open for all the boys and girls who are too little and not yet ready for school. These special places and the unsung heroes that work there kept their rooms filled with lots of fun things to do and worked tirelessly supporting the children and their local communities too.

But just like all the front-line heroes, they also kept our families healthy, our environments clean too, and kept food on the tables, with lots of learning too.

But who are these unsung heroes? This book explores how and why teachers go above and beyond for their boys and girls, every day.

The Toy Factory

Open the book, come inside, and help discover the secret that lies within the lines.

A certain person tries to hide this which will be a great big surprise.

A Christmas treat to make you smile.

The season of joy comes but once a year, make it magical for little ones to have a special day.

Love, happiness, and memories that last forever from their childhood days.

The Thought Trains

There is a secret. A secret that even most ADULTS don’t know. In this book John and Emma learn the secret which can set them free from having to believe every thought and emotion that arises within them. This is a secret that can set you free too...

The Terrible Twins And Their First Pony Ride

The Terrible Twins, Kit and Kat, are excited to go on their first pony ride.With their brother in tow, who knows what adventures will unfold in the English countryside?Read on to find out what happens in this charmingly illustrated book for children.

The Star from Afar

Come on a journey 100,000 miles in the making. Meet a stranded alien, a speeding comet, a sleepy sun and three lost kings as you go. See our Star make new friends as she travels through the galaxy on her way to play her part in the greatest story ever told.

The Squirrel Who Split His Trousers

Sammy spotted a button on the floor. As he bent over to pick it up, he heard a loud ripping sound. "Oh no!"

The Spider and the Fly

Have you ever seen a spider’s web sparkling in the sunshine on a cold, frosty morning?

Have you ever wondered why we decorate Christmas trees with tinsel or strands of beads? It’s to remind us of a beautiful, frost-kissed spider’s web.

How does a spider’s web fit into the Christmas story? Read on to find out.