Ruby loves fun while Graham loves organising. In their own unique ways, they make sure that Acorn Wood is a beautiful and lively place. But when Graham decides to party all the time like Ruby, the chaos and confusion in the wood gets out of hand. Who will step up to set things right?
Poor Harriet thinks everyone has forgotten her birthday but she's in for a lovely surprise when she hurries home - a sweet story, perfect for birthdays.
Sibling rivalry takes center stage as George frequently reminds his younger sister Lottie of his superiority due to his age. Their playful arguments come to a head at the fun fair, where George eagerly rides the Super Duper Big Dipper Roller Coaster, only to discover he may not be as ready for certain experiences as he thought. Through this amusing tale, parents guide George in understanding that maturity comes at different paces, and some joys are timeless, highlighting themes of growth and patience.
Covers the history of British transportation to Australia, from the first to the the final fleet.
George loves reminding Lottie that he is her big brother and can do more grown up things than her.
In-depth insight into the lives of women convicts in the Victorian era
The story revolves around Archie, who faces a dilemma when a magpie steals his treasure. In an unexpected turn, his brother steps in to help him recover it. This heartwarming tale emphasizes themes of sharing and caring, making it an ideal read for siblings dealing with jealousy.
Archie's big brother Oliver has returned from a party with a party bag, so Archie begins collecting a bag of treasures all of his own. When a magpie steals Archie's bag, who will help him get his treasures back?
