Books published by Aulexic

Play.Read.Colour.Create. Packed with 18 illustrations from the GameNite fiction series, this colouring book is perfect for hours of fun and relaxing creativity.

Victory or death... or death... or death..."So, I'm back on the bus again."I'm living an endless loop.I've gotta get the guns, the mats, and figure this whole thing out. This game isn't for the weak.The only way home is to be the last one standing when the storm arrives.

Victory or death... Only one goes home."Right, for the noobs, this is the deal. The gamemakers own you and if you don't move it one of these guys is gonna put a cap in you. You got it?"Only one of us is getting out of here today. There's no friends, no loyalty. The men and women around me are my enemy, they are my gatekeepers. If I can keep myself from hitting zero health, gear up with guns and mats, and be the last one standing to achieve that epic V, I get to go home.But this island arena is no place for a noob like me. And the storm is coming. 

Victory or death... one for the team."The gamemakers are switching things up today."I'm not going in alone this time. There are fifty of us and fifty of them. Maybe I'll finally have a chance with a team on my side. And who knows, I might just make a friend.Can loyalties survive when we are all fighting for the same victory?

Because penguins can celebrate Christmas too!This happy holiday, P.I. Penguin wants to create a very special Christmas lights display. Even with his string of bulbs, his lonely home looks stark and stoney. But after a tour through the decorations of his native animal friends, and the help of a visiting lyrebird, P.I. Penguin discovers the seasons secret answer to his question, "What makes Christmas lights special?"Delight your children with this beautiful, fully-illustrated bedtime story. P.I. Penguin and the Case of the Christmas Lights delivers a heartwarming message about the importance of sharing the holidays with the people you love. It includes West Australian native animals, a special cameo from a Santa dressed for an Aussie summer, and the familiar Perth landmark, Forrest Chase.As always, our P.I. Penguin books include dyslexia-friendly formatting for easy reading and are particularly suited to dyslexic readers young and old. This particular story is ideal for ages four to ten.