At the new house, everything is different. But maybe Rattler will make up for it....
Scarlett Finnegan loves to bat. Cricket is her favourite game, but she never gets to play on the team. Then one day she finds a special bat that changes everything . . .
Stella wants to be ordinary, but that seems impossible when her parents, her home and even her dreams are extraordinary. Then a little ad in the newspaper changes her life.
Josie Turner's life has been turned upside down. Not only has she finished her last day at primary school, but her mother has suddenly announced that she has bought a house closer to the city and Josie has to leave her best friend, her grandmother, and the house she grew up in. Number 5 Michael Street, Preston Heights, is a long way from the beach and Josie is sure she will never fit in. But th…
Jason Prince lives in an enormous mansion with 27 servants and his own theme park. But he has only ever left his grounds once. Now he meets Grace.
Nicholas Nosh, the littlest pirate in the world, is back in another adventure. He has to rescue his family's treasure from Captain Hammerhead. But can he outwit Captain Hammerhead's sharks?
Jessie finds a turtle two weeks before she is due to go to Sydney. It seems quite healthy, but on its shell were some faded numbers. What do they mean? Will they ever find the owners before they have to leave? This title is for ages 6 and above.
Charlotte Frisbee is the president of a secret club called PAWS (the Perfectly Amazing Word Society). Along with the other members of PAWS - super-brain Podge, extra-serious Bugsy and freaky-looking Simon - the big excitement of Charlotte's week is getting the club together for word games and general language silliness. That is, until one day when strange things start to happen around the schoo…
Rhyming text and illustrations follow a little girl who, with the help of her patient dog, pretends to be a farmer, a princess, a deep-sea diver, and little Red Riding Hood
Take a look. And another. And another. Are those ordinary pebbles you see, lying on an ordinary beach? Or are they hearts and gift-wrapped packages, numbers, letters, and the faces of friends? Take a look. And another.