by Kate Tenbeth

Beyond the Forest is the first of the Burly and Grum Tales and introduces you to the main characters. Grum the groblin (groblins are green and a bit tetchy…) has been thrown out of his home by his two brothers and has to prove he is brave or he won’t be allowed back. As all groblins think that humans only exist in scary stories, Grum decides the best way to prove he is worthy is to go and find one and bring it back home. He meets Burly, a mellow kind of bear, who takes him under his paw and together they go to town!

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by V. A. Jeffrey

Anne is a little girl with a big imagination. She loves fairy stories, growing things and old treasures. She finds a secret door to another world called Other Land, a world that can help hers. In this other world, Anne discovers wonderful things and new friends – and darkness too. The darkness is growing. All is not well in her new fairy tale world and it threatens her own world. Will Anne find the courage and the answers to prevent the enemies of Other Land and the entire natural world from destroying everything?

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by Stephanie Dagg

Gran is recently back from spending a few years in Australia. She comes to look after Emily for a weekend. Emily is dreading it as she doesn’t really know her Gran, and all her friends say theirs are boring and fussy. Grans can be so uncool. But not this Gran. She rides a tiger-striped motor-bike, a bit too fast sometimes. She eats nothing but burgers and muffins and has picked up some handy Aboriginal skills during her time ‘down under’. Emily is in for quite a surprise!

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by John H. Carroll

Rainbows have existed throughout the universe since shortly after its inception. Born from light and moisture, they have expanded along with galaxies and other cosmic goo. They only die from the destruction of worlds, absence of moisture or the long loss of light. Many are ancient, being nearly as old as the universe itself. Others are young, only born moments ago. All are beautiful, although many beings in the universe think them to be evil bearers of bad tidings and illness. This is the story of one rainbow, neither ancient nor young . . .

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by Clay Miller

12 Halloween pumpkin patterns which can be painted or carved. Ghosts, witch, faces and more.

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by John H. Carroll

Everyone keeps talking about holy cows, but nobody wants to discuss the evil, unholy cows. They creep through nighttime pastures, looking for the next opportunity to make the world a worse place to live.

Opal’s parents think Halloween is evil and that candy is bad for little children. They have never let her go trick or treating. Opal sits at home with her emo bunny and longs to dress up and ask strangers for candy.

Runyx the Unholy Cow is about to change that. Together with Stryk the Scarecrow and Able the Raven, they spend a night looking for the best houses to get candy bars. There is always mischief to be had along the way.

Caution: This story is not for normal children. If you have any intention of raising a well adjusted child, this is not the right tale for you.

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by Stephanie Dagg

Tom has always been fascinated by volcanoes. So this summer Mum takes him, his sister Anna and his best friend Kevin for a holiday close to a dormant one in France. It’s their first holiday away since Tom’s dad died two years ago. They explore the area and make friends with a scientist studying a cave system nearby. Everything is peaceful and fun – until one morning the volcano comes to life again. The children hurtle headlong into an incredible adventure.

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by Stephanie Dagg

Cackling Carol must be the only witch in the world who hates cats! But she really wants a pet to keep her company and so she decides to get a dog instead. Together with her faithful and very clever Broom, she visits a dogs’ home. She’s after a nice small dog that will fit on on Broom with her. But who does she come out with? Big Roddy, the biggest, bounciest and shaggiest dog you could imagine. All Cackling Carol’s witchy friends fall about laughing when they meet him. But just who is it that saves them all from the wicked Wizard Egbert and his despicable spells? Not the cats, that’s for sure! This is a children’s book for kids aged roughly 5 to 11.

One review reads: This is a very cute story! I recommend it to anyone of any age that loves a good old fashioned witch story! Especially this close to halloween. Great for kids, fun for adults, too (especially those who have children or remember what it was like to be a child).

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by J D Lowe

A very silly book about a nice little man trying to plan a relaxing holiday, not helped by his rather mischievous (but good-natured) author. He thought he had been everywhere, until this unusual vacation from a most unlikely source. Fully tested on children aged 6-12.

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by dennmann

Follow the adventures of Officers Ted & Ben as the rid the Park of that heinous, egregious, notorious, contemptible and infamous Chicken.

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