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Black Jack Anderson was a real-life pirate who was, at one time, known as 'the scourge of the Southern Ocean. He was the leader of a motley gang of escaped convicts, ticket-of-leave men and adventurers of all descriptions. For ten years, from 1825 to 1835, he lived on Middle Island, which is six nautical miles off the south coast of Western Australia. He and his fluctuating band of men regularly raided ships as they made their way, tentatively...

Deep Water is the first in an exciting series of mysteries set on the vineyard property of Eden Glassie. Each story stands alone and has its own mystery contained within its pages. But their is an overall mystery that will not be solved until all four books in the series have been read. I think of them as part of a circle, constantly moving on whilst, at the same time, echoing back to, and affected by, earlier events.

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Miss Llewellyn-Jones takes Teddy shopping--with disastrous results. Teddy takes off on an adventure of his own, and it takes all his ingenuity to find his way home. A delightfully rhythmic text and gorgeous, quirky illustrations make this an engaging tale for children to experience again and again.

This book is a re-issue of a magical children's story that was shortlisted for the Western Australian Premier's Book Awards when it was first published in 1991. It was also nominated a Notable Australian Book by the Children's Book Council of Australia in 1992.

An outbreak of infectious giggles that close a school for the day, a magic Christmas pudding that takes over a house, an apple-green pig that starts gobbling up little boys - these are just some of the strange and bizarre things that happen in this wonderfully funny collection of new stories from Elaine Forrestal, one of Australia's best-known writers for children.

Miss Llewellyn-Jones has a lot of trouble keeping her washing on the line. She loses jeans, tops, socks, knickers but when she hangs out Teddy, things take a surprising turn. With its delightfully rhythmic text and gorgeous, quirky illustrations, this colorful picture book is one that young children will want to read again and again. (Ages 3-6)

This book is a lively new collection of stories from award-winning children's writer Elaine Forrestal. Filled with bubbles wearing bright rainbow-colored jackets, pet flies, naughty umbrellas and socks that keep disappearing, Rainbow Jackets will delight and entertain children in the early years of primary school.