(Paperback, UK ed.)

Nothing ever happens to me. Never, ever. Ever, never. Nothing. Or does it Never, Ever displays Jo Empson's inimitable sense of fun, her love of storytelling and surprise, and her delight in the magical world of the imagination.

(Paperback)

Its time to buy a new pair of shoes. Theres footwear for every occasion, but which ones should we buy Driven by a powerful, rhythmic and rhyming text, this book celebrates the excitement of a shopping trip, and encourages discussion of the many choices available.

(Hardback)

Its time to buy a new pair of shoes. Theres footwear for every occasion, but which ones should we buy Driven by a powerful, rhythmic and rhyming text, this book celebrates the excitement of a shopping trip, and encourages discussion of the many choices available.

(Paperback)

Kuwi the kiwi wants a hot cup of kawakawa tea and some peace and quiet but Huwi the kiwi chick and friends want to play LOUDLY, and so this energetic tale begins. Te reo Mori is used skilfully throughout, with witty adaptations to mimic sounds and situations, encouraging readers to become involved in the story.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Te Wheke the octopus loves to collect things - pirate coins, glossy pearls, sparkly lamps, old toys, broken toasters. But one day, he wants to get eight treasures all at once, and that gets him into trouble.

(Hardback)

(Paperback)

Nipper hates being left alone all day while his best friend Richard is at work. But when he realizes one morning that Richard has left his lunchbox behind, Nipper sets off on a difficult journey to deliver it. Will Nipper find Richard in time

(Paperback)

The tree weta burrow is packed to the rafters, but its much too crowded for one little weta ... shes going to find something bigger and better! Join Weta as she embarks on an mission to find a quiet new home. A letterbox, a kennel, a toilet roll in the outside toilet ... where will Weta relocate

(Paperback)

Written and illustrated by a fresh new talent, this is the story of a likeable, well-meaning and irrepressible dog and the mystery surrounding his name. Simple, short and punchy, this is a picture book children (and adults) will want to read again and again.

(Paperback)

(Hardback)

(Paperback)

When Magaly learns that Abuela has made ropa vieja (old clothes!) for dinner, she tries to hide her clothes before her family eats them up.

(Paperback)

A delightful and eccentric story about one birds readiness to share with others. The concept of selfless gifting is told with a simple, quirky humour that makes the simple message fresh and easy to discuss with young readers.

(Hardback)

A lonely lizard wonders why other animals get all the attention then realises no one sees him due to his camouflage.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Ooey Gooey Gone captures the quintessential experience of NZ childhood: racing down to the local dairy for an ice-cream!

(Paperback)

Joe is keen to make his pop a surprise cake for his birthday party. What could possibly go wrong Another delightfully disastrous children's story from the authors of Ooey Gooey Gone. Kiwi kids just love their ooey, gooey adventures!

(Hardback)

Father says Osbert the family dog is too unsightly for the family wedding tomorrow. The children are outraged! Can they find a way to give Osbert the ultimate makeover Rarely seen since its first publication in 1950, this charming time capsule of a book is sure to delight readers of any age.

(Paperback, UK ed.)

A Traveller girl creates her own musical instrument from a willow branch and lots of recycled objects. She plays it enthusiastically, but it sounds terrible! Ignoring warnings not to awaken the ogre in the hills, Ossiri goes there to practise playing her instrument.

(Paperback)

Yelena and Papa take care of their traditional Filipino dwelling - their nipa hut - and it takes care of them. But when a typhoon roars towards the Philippines, their preparation will be put to the test. Gripping narrative will keep young readers glued to the pages as Yelena, Papa and the nipa hut work together as a family to withstand the storm.

(Board book)

Owl learns to dress himself properly in this board book with bold illustrations and simple text for beginning readers.

(Board book)

Owl kindly shares things, help, and time his friends in this board book with bold illustrations and simple text for beginning readers.

(Hardback)

This beautifully imagined tale of artistic struggle and perseverance is inspired by Frida Kahlos Self Portrait with Monkeys. Illustrated with paintings that recall Kahlos bold, colorful style, it takes readers inside Kahlos bedroom, where she typically painted, and shows how the artist brilliantly incorporated the natural world into her work.