From the creators of the hilarious Nee Naw and Stink-o-saurus books, comes a new spin-off character kids will love! Singer-songwriter Dean OBrien has produced yet another toe-tapping, sing-along song (to download or stream), this time about Nee Naws good friend, Ellie Copter. Theres a fire in a field where two goats, Plinky and Plonky, are trapped. Nee Naw is on the way, but when a bridge collapses and Nee Naw cant drive any further, Ellie Copter whirs into action and saves the day.

Hilariously read by the internet sensation 'The Scottish Granny'! Stan was a rare dinosaur, a one of a kind. Most ROARED from their front, HIS roar came from his BEHIND! You'll split your pants laughing at Stan, the world's only STINK-O-SAURUS. But can his stinky antics save the day and keep Tommy T-Rex far away?

The monkeys escaped, and the driver felt glum, until Nee Naw arrived with a bandage for his bum. NEE NAW! NEE NAW! Im a little fire engine. NEE NAW! NEE NAW! Im happy Im me. Another totally appealing side-splitting rescue from the creators of NEE NAW and Stink-o-Saurus!

An energetic, endearing and hilarious debut picture book from an exciting new talent. A monster with a one-track mind meets his match in an elderly lady called Mrs. Mo. With Mrs. Mo?s help, the monster is surprised to discover that he can do more than he ever thought?but that?s not the only surprise Mrs. Mo has in store…

Animals act out the lyrics to the humorous children's song and ask readers to look at their ears on the mirrored last page. Includes brief factual information about ears.

Gerri was a happy giraffe. She dreamed of trying to make folk laugh. She thought, 'I'll give my neighbours a treat. I will knock on every door in the street!' A heart-warming and crack-up new story by best-selling children's entertainer Deano Yipadee, featuring kid-friendly knock-knock jokes.

Pukeko loves to dance. He's got all the moves. He dances in swamp, he dances in bush, he dances down by the river. However, his heart's desire is to dance on...the road So comes the day when he sets off to achieve his heart's desire. Does he learn his lesson - or does he become part of the pukeko road kill statistic that we have all seen evidence of? Of course he learns his lesson - and he's lucky enough to live to dance and jive and shimmy and boogie down another day

"Rudolf makes history for the second time, but this time it's not for his big red nose, but for eating carrots and hay, farting in Santa's face and saving the day."--Publisher information.