(Paperback)

At school, Pearl feels as though she is in a group of one. Her teacher wants her to write poems that rhyme but Pearl's poems don't. But when her grandmother passes away, she finds the courage to deliver a poem that defies her teacher's idea of poetry - her poem doesn't rhyme; it comes from the heart.

(Paperback)

Sage embarks on an exciting new adventure in Singapore. Her TV chef parents are recognised wherever they go. Posters advertise their upcoming cookbook and the inflight magazine has a big story on the Cooksons. But when a lady with pink hair begins following them, things go horribly wrong.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

A moving and triumphant illustrated verse novel about childhood illness and support for friends. Ages 8-12.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Sage flies to Townsville to help sample seafood with her parents for their cooking show. When they arrive and are caught in the middle of a cyclone, Sage quickly realises its not going to be the glamorous beach holiday she was expecting.

(Paperback)

Now in paperback. A heartbreaking yet ultimately uplifting tale of two towns: Melbourne, Australia and Villers-Bretonneux, France, during World War One.

(Paperback)

From the award-winning author of Pearl Verses the Worldand Toppling comes a verse novel about resilience and the importance of family. Amber Rose and her family are dealing with tragedy and change. But sometimes hope suddenly blooms...

(Hardback)

See how friendship can turn a Bear from his once gruff self to a confident and happy sociable Bear in the toyroom. Ages 3-5.