TITLES TO COME

Undies on your head!

Having trouble getting the little ones dressed in the morning?

No problem! Just tell them to wear their undies on their head, their socks on their hands, their shoes on their elbows and you’ve turned getting dressed into a fun and silly game.

Before you know it they’ve told you (and shown you) where their clothes should go and they are dressed!
Undies on your head is just another game translated into a page turner to make the most mundane tasks a joy.

It has you wearing your clothes in the most ridiculous places and is guaranteed to make you and your children laugh out loud.
Set in rhyme this book not only helps teach your children how to get dressed, but it helps set them up to learn and to have fun doing it!

Super Undies!

Ever wanted to turn into liquid or to be invisible?

Super Undies is another fun filled book that teaches children how to get dressed in a silly and creative way, whilst also teaching them to believe in themselves.
This book will have your children’s imagination running wild; with a new super power inherited with each piece of clothing they put on.

Another way to help with the mundane task of getting dressed in the morning, super undies will have them rushing to get all their clothes on without fuss!

Peek-A-Boo!

We all know how to play Peek-A-Boo but have you ever played it like this before?
Watch out Mum, Dads and readers everywhere for in this version the reader has to do exactly what the book tells them!

Adults pulling silly faces? What child doesn’t want to see that!
A great way to get kids engaged and enjoy reading. Just try to get to the end without laughing, it’s simply not possible!
A great book to buy for someone that may have a hard time making a fool of themselves as in this book, it’s unavoidable!

You will love it, or love to hate it as your children will want you to read it over and over again!

Flutterby Butterfly

A more serious book for the collection, Flutterby Butterfly takes us on a journey of a family and their premature baby who survives just 2 weeks; a lifetime.
This is a soft and sweet read to help children understand what might have happened with a little brother or sister who was too early and too precious to stay on earth.

It is slightly abstract and can be adapted to anyone’s belief system, making this a great book for any family, anywhere.
Set in rhyme it helps children with phonemic awareness and sets them up with the tools they need for the classroom.
A percentage of the proceeds from this book will be donated to the Ronald McDonald house - an organisation that does such a great job in supporting families through such difficult times.