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Oaky the Happy Tree

Williams, Athol
Oaky the Happy Tree
The story about Oaky, who is a mature oak tree, and finds out the secret to being happy. It's a cheerful story that will leave a smile on every reader's face.

CHF 14.90

Oaky and the Sun

Williams, Athol
Oaky and the Sun
This is a story about an acorn named Oaky, who is in search of his true purpose in life. He is distracted by the wind but finds his way with the help of his friend the sun.

CHF 14.50

Oaky and Themba

Williams, Athol
Oaky and Themba
Oaky the oak tree and Themba the zebra are friends. The other zebras mock Themba for having a tree as a friend. When a storm breaks out, Oaky rescues Themba while the other zebras go tumbling. Oaky and Themba is a story filled with drama, song and laughter. Part of the fun, inspirational OAKY Series of books for children.Written by Athol Williams. Illustrated by Taryn Lock.

CHF 13.50

Invitation

Williams, Athol
Invitation
This collection will nourish your soul. It is an invitation to journey along a path of dreams, of discovery and of love. It includes popular poems such as One Finite Life and Taking Notice of Time as well as moving poems such as I Will Keep Walking, To Be Held and These Words. Many of the poems have been published in literary journals or anthologies in South Africa, UK or USA.

CHF 14.90

Oaky Runs a Race

Williams, Athol
Oaky Runs a Race
Oaky Runs A Race is a lively story in which a gruff pine cone challenges Oaky to a race. Oaky accepts the challenge but he runs much slower than the pine cone. However, there is a surprising outcome to the race.

CHF 13.50

What Is Happening to Oaky?

Williams, Athol
What Is Happening to Oaky?
An intriguing story involving interactions between Oaky, the oak tree, and his three friends. The story teaches us that change is part of life and that change can be good for us. We also learn about the value of friendship.

CHF 13.50

Bumper Cars

Williams, Athol / Staunton, Mathew
Bumper Cars
The 41 poems in Bumper Cars do not spare the reader, as a mother might spare a child. They spare the reader the possibility of not experiencing the lives, love, opportunity, disappointment, war and peace that they describe. Athol Williams peels the skin off South Africa and walks us up and around its body, commenting on each protuberance and explaining or questioning its function. An energy pervades this book, a raw, shocking energy. In an age...

CHF 22.50