A visit to an aquarium reveals some surprising exhibits including 'a mouse crab with claws' and 'a rhinoshark or two'. Colourful whimsical creatures and playful use of language combine to create a story that will amuse both young and old. Even the characters get to have their say.

Just For A Laugh contains colourful, whimsical images and text, sure to bring a smile to any child's face. Even the characters get to have their say. It has been successfully test run with pre-schoolers and primary school students. All confirming that it is a fun read aloud book that even the adult readers will enjoy.

Where are all these weird pictures coming from? How do you explain the gorilla in my grape juice or the whale down the lane? Fantastic colourful images and playful use of language (Even the characters get to have their say) make for a fun read aloud book for kids of all ages.

This purely fictional and somewhat gross book is designed as a beginner's field guide to exotic fungi and their uses. Featured species include Maggot Tops, Fried Chicken, and Roadkill. Full colour images and detailed information on location, edibility and preparation make this a perfect addition to the library of any serious mushroom aficionado. Alternatively it can be used as a coffee table item sure to deter unwanted guests from ever returning.

Famous Australian Renaissance artist, inventor, and all round nice guy, Bruce Leonardo has created this stunning catalog of bunyips in the wild.

Originally intended as a field guide to the various species of bunyip it also doubles as a decorative coffee table focal point, and conversation starter. Your visitors will be truly amazed and delighted as they browse through page after page of illustrations depicting these special creatures, whilst sipping on their favourite beverage, and tucking into lamingtons or scones.

This 42 page picture book is full of colorful images and fun rhyming text. The characters depicted even speak for themselves. Come on a fun journey that explores 'The Climbing Thing'. 'It began with the bears climbing on chairs and the octopus with ease swinging through trees'

Image a book about reading and all the wonderful adventures you can have through books. This beautifully illustrated poem is sure to delight both children and the adults who read it to them.
The Poem: Imagine reading Imagine a book Imagine a reader Just taking a look Imagine the pages Like worlds to explore With people to meet Just open a door Imagine so far Or very close by Imagine the water Imagine the sky Things that can crawl And thing that can fly Things that can jump Or slide right on by Imagine some fun Imagine some worry You can stop any time Turn the page in a hurry Imagine a dream Without going to sleep Just open a book And take a good peek

Gus the fungus asks how you like to keep cool
The text. Hello! My name is Gus? How come you look so cool? When the sand makes you dance And starts to melt your shoes
What do you do to keep your cool? Do you put on lots of sunscreen? And sit beneath a tree in the shade? With a glass of cold lemonade? Or are there games you like to play? On the beach full of sand Or in the salty sea Or could it be that you’re a fan?
Of soaking toes in rubber ponds Or getting wet in a swimming pool? Or when it’s really, really way too hot Do you simply choose to snooze?