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A Sick Day for Amos McGee

Philip C. Stead, illustrated by Erin E. Stead

NZD $16.99

Friends come in all shapes and sizes, and for Amos McGee, in all species too! A delightful story about friendship. Winner of the Caldecott Medal in 2011.

EtchArt: Forgotten Jungle

AJ Wood, Mike Jolley and illustrated by Dinara Mirtalipova

Format: Board Book

NZD $21.99

Discover a mystical jungle with your stylus as you etch your own folk-art in these innovative activity books with scratchable ink.

Monsters

Anna Fienberg, illustrated by Kim Gamble and Stephen Axelsen

Format: Hard Cover

NZD $27.99

Tildy can see monsters that no one else can see and she sleeps with one eye open, until a new friend at school helps her overcome her fear - a delightful new picture book by the popular picture-book creators of Tashi.

Kick with my Left Foot

Paul Seden, illustrated by Karen Briggs

Format: Paperback

NZD $16.99

A lively and endearing story about a child in an Indigenous community getting ready to play his favourite game - footy!

The Oceanic Times

Stella Gurney, illustrated by Matthew Hodson

NZD $13.99

A hilarious spoof-newspaper style activity book about ocean animals, packed with facts, jokes and fun things to do.

The Cave

Rob Hodgson

NZD $14.99

A wolf tries everything to get a creature to leave the cave, to no avail. But what will happen when he's finally successful? This is a laugh-out-loud story with a BIG surprise!

When I'm Older

Neil Flory, illustrated by Somak Chaudhary

Format: Hard Cover

NZD $22.99

A warm and funny book that explores the classic theme of childhood: wondering who you might become, and being happy with who you are.

What's That There?

Ros Moriarty

NZD $14.99

A lyrical story for the very young about birds featuring Indigenous artwork by Balarinji and aerial views of Australia's distinctive landscape.

Bush Tracks

Ros Moriarty

NZD $14.99

What Australian animal is that? Follow the tracks and find the animal in this lyrical story for the very young that features Indigenous artwork by Balarinji.