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Inspired by the works of Eric Carle, this story follows the life-cycle of a Teeny Weeny Tadpole. It is a fun story showcasing the habitat, diet and growth stages of tadpoles through to maturity. Packed full of information including a STEM sheet at the end it is a valuable resource not only for fun family reading but also science based investigations and other STEM related activities in schools. Reading level is for grades 2-6.

So you've written the perfect picture book but how do you get it published. The benchmark of success in most author's eyes is to be published by a traditional publishing house Like Scholastic, Penguin Random House, Hachette, Allen & Unwin, or Pan Macmillan, and while being published by one of them would be the Holy Grail, there are many wonderful publishing houses available. To help overcome the daunting task of where to go to find a publisher...

You know how parents of young children dream of writing a special picture book just for them. Well, this book lets you do just that! Written with a practical approach to every facet of the Picture Book market, you can overcome that self-doubt and banish the dreaded blank page forever. With his philosophy of K.I.D.S Keeping It Delightfully Simple, Matt B presents current processes, practical exercises and a wealth of industry information.You wi...

Doug loves eating kale, there's only one problem, Doug is a Killer Whale and his friends don't like him eating all that healthy stuff. Follow along as Doug tries to save various sea creatures from becoming dinner for his friends, by offering healthy alternatives. A Killer Whale can't eat Kale is a fun and engaging story about an Orca who doesn't want to eat meat, it is written in rhyme and has an interesting twist. The underlying theme is the ...

Whenever you're in TROUBLE and asked to ADMIT.The ANSWER of course is....Dun Dun did it!Come on a journey of FUN, FRIENDS, ADVENTURE and MISCHIEF and laugh along as we reveal all the trouble an imaginary friend can cause!

A 32 page picture book about the various monsters that visit a girls garden, who they are, how much fun they have and how they help kids learn to deal with fears and understand the world. There is a surprise twist at the end of the story.