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Royal Blue
Lany rescues a beautiful, stranded starfish & takes it home but is this a good idea?
This delightful story personalises the starfish so readers see it as a living creature, belonging in its natural habitat. The book includes facts on starfish.
Young & older children love this story, relating to its ecological message which young children understand & matching a comprehension age of 8-11 years.
Sammy the Rooster
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Sammy hops in the car when the family goes to the refuse tip but is left behind, spending the night amongst the rubbish.
A touching story with a happy ending, the book's images highlight the amount of rubbish we create while the last page gives examples of rubbish & offers ideas on how it might be reduced.
Young & older children enjoy this story and understand its environmental message, which matches a comprehension age of 8-11 years.
ROBOT TED FORGETS HIS HEAD
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When Robot Ted forgets his head, he leaves a path of destruction behind him, with it nearly ending in disaster. Fortunately, help is on its way and this robot is saved from his own destruction.
This 28-page, rhyming children’s picture story is full of fun, while subtly reminding children about their need to think ahead and take responsibility for their own actions, safety and needs.
Young & older children enjoy & relate to this story, which is ideal for children 3-9 years.
The Gonnstirr Monsters of Gonrockman
What seems like a simple camping trip for Harry and Flynn takes an interesting twist. Gran warned them to stay away from the beach at night but the boys sneak out. They're after an adventure but find out what really happens at Gonrockman when the moon goes down.
This 24-page, rhyming children’s picture story has an element of excitement, even scary, along with a hint about consequences when children don't do what they're told.
Young & older children will enjoy & relate to this story, which is ideal for children 3-9 years.
Silly Sally Sunflower
Silly Sally is a tall sunflower living in a world of small flowers. She’s bored & grumpy but when she must rely on her other senses, she realises there’s lots of interest around her. She decides from now on she'll give everyone a big bright, yellow sunflower smile.
This 28-page, picture book is about finding one's place in a world of diversity while learning to appreciate the things around us, and there's a little bit of fun in the book too.
Young & older children will enjoy & relate to this story, which is ideal for children 3-9 years.
New Zealand's KIWI
All 5 species of kiwi, the 3 subspecies of Tokoeka and 4 geographic divisions of the North Island Kiwi-Nui are covered in this non-fiction book.
Encased in a soft glossy cover, this 52-page non-fiction book includes fact based stories about each species of kiwi, along with discussion on their potential origin , relatives, locations, habitats, territories, behaviour, breeding, predation, and what is being done to help our endangered, iconic bird.
Photos, drawings and tables enhance the presentation of the book while giving the reader an opportunity to identify the various features of kiwi.