Books published by Elizabeth Publications

Forget why you came in the room? More hair in your nose than on your head? A sudden yearning to wear socks with your sandals? It comes to us all, so let''s celebrate and laugh about it in this intimate and funny collection of rhymes and illustrations on the sometimes confusing, occasionally  poignant, but nearly always hilarious condition called ageing! A must read that we can all relate to - whether we recognise our parents or ourselves in there! The funny poems and hilarious illustrations show ageing in all it''s amusing glory. The perfect read for yourself, gift for your family, or a friends landmark birthday. It must be a senior moment is the third title in the ''It must be'' series.

The no holes barred book of hilarious rhymes & illustrations capturing the very joy (ahem) of relationships - a his & hers of snoring, laundry, farting, dirty dishes, manners...the list goes on. A must read in any stage of coupledom! You will laugh, you may cry, but I can guarantee you will recognise yourself in there! The perfect read for yourself, or gift for your friends and family- whether at the dating or 50th anniversary stage! 'It must be for better or worse' is the second title in the 'It must be' series, and follows on from the hugely successful 'It must be whine O'clock'.

The book of hilarious rhymes and illustrations capturing the very joy (ahem) of parenthood. A must read for anyone about to embark on the journey, as well as all the fully fledged parents out there! You will laugh, you may cry, but I can guarantee you will recognise yourself in there!

Come for a walk with us through the zoo.A fun rhyming story for you to colour in plus 10 pages of additional activities!- Dot to dots- Spot the difference- Word puzzles- Mazes

Hello, my name is Jeremy.This is my Mum, and my Mummy.And this is Peg, she is our cat.She's rather old, and rather fat.This is my story come with me,And find out about my family.And all the things we like to do,I'm sure you like to do them too!'Me, Mummy & Mum' is a story about Jeremy and his two mums. The book doesn't 'teach' the reader about alternative families. It simply includes them like any other story book about a mummy and daddy would. One of the nice things about children's books is that they build self-confidence by normalising children's experiences. Everyone should have a chance to see their family represented in the books they read, however many mums or dads they have. All families should be celebrated, and all children should be taught that families come in so many different combinations.