Books in the Alphabet Animals of Australia series

A young Tasmanian Devil goes out into the world trying always to be nice - and seeing if it makes a difference.

The world beneath the soil , if it is healthy, has many creatures living there. Wanda Worm is a curious worm, who explores the soil and gardens around her farm. Delightful illustrations. A lovely book to read to your toddler.

A young Quoll falls off her mother's back and is lost. She begins to look for her family, but needs to survive first. She looks for water and gets into a dangerous situation. Eventually she is saved. A great picture book with lots of Australian animals to discover in the illustrations. Great to read to your toddler. 

A young Bilby decides to go to a parade -and makes a lovely hat.

The lyrebird is the mimic of the Australian bush. He loves making many different noises.

Helen Heron lives on a quiet billabong in the Australian countryside. Suddenly the peace is shattered by a noisy Helicopter. Helen decides to follow the helicopter to find out what is happening. This is an ideal picture book to read to your young children.

A lonely Galah tries to make friends, but she is happier with her family. This is a 'read-to-me' book for parents, and it gives us the ability to discuss family, loneliness and making friends. The moral of the book is, just because you are different, you shouldn't be ignored.

A 'read-to-me' book for parents with toddlers. This book tells the story of Betty Bee, who wishes to honour the queen of the hive with a party. She rallies all her friends and they put on a beautiful celebration..

With eyes closed, Frank Frog sits quietly on a lily pad, dreaming of his true love. When he opens his eyes - everyone is looking at him. Why does he feels foolish?

Evie Emu dreams of being a star. She meets an unlikely friend, but does that help her dreams?

Candy cow nearly eats a caterpillar. The caterpillar teaches her all about camouflage.

Kathy decides to go visiting and asks the friends of the Australian bush to look after her tree. That starts a kerfuffle. What is a kerfuffle?

A read-to-me book for your toddler. John Jabiru is an Australian crane, and he finds a shiny tin can on the edge of his billabong. When he touches it, the tin moves, but John is brave and investigates. What does he find?

Iggy hates all the noise of his friends arguing as they build their nests around a billabong, so he suggests a solution to their problems. This is an ideal read-to-me book, and it opens up several different topics for discussion.

A dragonfly catches the attention of Dorothy Dog - she chases it, and gets into all sorts of trouble.

Cassie snoozes on the bank of a billabong. A storm doesn't wake her, but an ant does. She is left with an annoying problem!