ISBN 978-1-923156-00-5
PAPERBACK
This is not another Big Bad Wolf Story!
Meet the Big Bad Wolf, who used to be just like any other wolf until a mischievous pig named Tom pushed him too far.
Join this wild adventure as the wolf plans a revenge that makes history, leading to an unexpected twist.
Can the Big Good Wolf prove he’s not as bad as they say?
A tale of pranks, redemption, and the surprising power of second chances.
ISBN 978-1-923088-39-9
PAPERBACK
A greyhound puppy is imprisoned by the racing industry. She dreams of having a safe home and a family. After losing every race, her future becomes unclear.
Fortunately, she soon discovers kindness and love, and before long she meets her forever family. She is even given a new name!
First-time author, Emily, is a creative and passionate dog mum, who advocates to end greyhound racing. Emily lives in Perth, Western Australia, with her husband, Jakeb. Her weekends involve taking Lily down to the local markets, sewing new outfits or relaxing in her garden with the family. Throughout her career working with children and young people in not-for profit organisations, she has seen the importance of educating and nurturing the next generation. Emily hopes that Lily’s book will play a role in changing public opinion and educating the next generation about the cruelties faced by greyhounds.
ISBN 978-1-923088-63-4
PAPERBACK
One hot Christmas eve’s night, a boy excitedly waits for Santa and his reindeer to arrive, wishing for Santa to bring him just one present with a delicious treat inside.
ISBN 978-1-923088-68-9
BOARDBOOK
Baby Star is a book about babies for babies.
Written by a mother, educator and storyteller – and illustrated by her children – this high contrast baby book will stimulate, encourage and inspire babies’ early social, emotional and cognitive development.
Baby Star is a special book for the baby who plays a starring role in your life.
ISBN 978-1-923088-88-7
PAPERBACK
Acacia, a tiny Squirrel Glider, is rescued, raised and released by wildlife carers. When she learns that her new forest home is about to be logged, Acacia plans to save the forest by collaborating with the other animals and humans alike.
This story is uniquely illustrated through a series of collages, melding photos, drawings, scanned flora and other artefacts contributed by more than 25 artists and photographers. ‘If We Care We Can’ is part of a collaborative community effort to save Bungabbee Forest on the North Coast of NSW, Australia.
Talia Balzan – Humans, Man, Crowd scene
Melanie Barsony – Masked Owl
Claire Chatfield – Potoroos
Donna Crotty – Goanna , Banksia and photos of burnt forests.
Beki Davies – Python and Banksia
Peter Derrett – Studio photography
Talia Balzan – Humans, Man, Crowd scene of flowers and foliage from Bungabbee
Alice Deschilder – Flying Foxes
Emily Donohoe – Green Tree Frog – Pobblebonk Frog – Lyrebird, White Cockatoo
Amanda Doran – Antechinus, Birdwing Butterfly, Goanna, Pademelon, Nest Box, Psyllids and Lerps
Emmeline Eastwell – Squirrel Glider Family, Glider on Banksia, Glider Juvenile
Layla Flame – Feathertail Glider, Yellow footed Antechinus and Shorter Rainforest Ground-Beetle
Tamara Fogarty – Marbled Frogmouth
Gwendolyn Gray – Kookaburra and Rosella Flower
Kristy Hampson – Brushtail Possum
Natalie Herington – King Parrot and Lorikeet, Kookaburra, Magpie , Koalas, Wrens, Night sky
Phil Jarman – Photos of Bungabbee
Henrietta Mooney – Echidna and Forest Redgum tree – Forest Redgum foliage and flower – Yellow-bellied Gliders
Kerry Negus – Microbats in Hollow, Little Bentwing Bat – Habitat Tree and Trees with Hollows
Rachel Pierssene – Glossy-black Cockatoo, Glossy-black Cockatoo Pair
Dailan Pugh – Quoll
Oral Roberts – Goanna, Glider
Jennifer Unwin – Photos of Bungabbee
Rose Wadsworth – Eucalypt Flowers
Kim Warren – Sugar Glider and Little Lorikeet
ISBN 978-1-923088-60-3
PAPERBACK
One day Multi, a young multi-coloured creature, goes for a walk on his own in the rainforest. Much to his surprise, the rose garden on his parents’ farm and then a tall tree in the forest start speaking to him. They seem to know what Multi is feeling and thinking.
What do they tell him?
Multi’s Gift to Nature shows children that their gift is to enjoy nature and it is for adults to find solutions to climate change. It focuses on a child’s well-being and their relationship with nature. The book is for 7-11 year old children.
Rachelle Isaac is a qualified and experienced Individual and Couple Counsellor in Melbourne. Her interest in children’s well-being led her to complete a Graduate Diploma in Infant and Parent Mental Health. She has also trained as a Climate Awareness Professional to help clients experiencing climate distress. She believes that children deserve the best childhood they can have. The light that a child’s enjoyment of nature shines on the world can guide us all to know our essential connection with nature.
“I loved reading your book. It’s so imaginative and such a great message to children too about enjoying nature and leaving change and responsibility to the adults. I think it could foster good family discussion too.”
Carol Ride, Founder, Psychology for a Safe Climate.
www.psychologyforasafeclimate.org
“It’s a beautiful story with a wonderful message.”
Dr Beth Hill, Program Development Coordinator,
Psychology for a Safe Climate.