Koala Lou - Mem Fox and Pamela Lofts

There was once a baby koala, so soft and round that all who sawy her loved her. Her name was Koala Lou Koala Lou is the first born in a large family. she feels sad because her mother seems too busy to pay her any attention. Perhaps if she wins the tree-climbing at the Bush Olympics her mother might notice her again...Koala Lou starts training right away!

Where is the Green Sheep? - Mem Fox

Here is the blue sheep, and here is the red sheep. Here is the bath sheep, and here is the bed sheep. But where is the green sheep? Mem Fox and Judy Horacek take you on a wildly wonderful adventure in their rollicking search for the green sheep. Mem has never owned a sheep, let alone a green one, but she does admit to having woolly thoughts from time to time. Judy loves drawing things, especially sheep. This is her first flock.

My Possum Magic Baby Book

Hush, Grandma Poss and all of their bush friends are the perfect companions to your precious new baby's first records. Based on Possum Maigc by Mem Fox and Julie Vivas

Possum Magic - Mem Fox

“Once upon a time, but not very long ago, deep in the Australian bush, there lived two possums. Their names were Hush and Grandma Poss. Grandma Poss made bush magic…”

Wombat Divine - Mem Fox

“Wombat loved Christmas. He loved the carols and the candles, the presents and the pudding, but most of all he loved the bush Nativity play. For as long as he could remember Wombat had wanted to be in the Nativity. Now at last he was old enough to take part . . . ”

Time For Bed - Mem Fox

“It’s time for bed, little mouse, little mouse, Darkness is falling all over the house. It’s time for bed, little goose, little goose, The stars are out and on the loose . . .”

Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge - Mem Fox

“There was once a small boy called Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge and what’s more he wasn’t very old, either. His house was next door to an old people’s home and he knew all the people who lived there…”

Shoes From Grandpa - Mem Fox

“There was once a small boy called Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge and what’s more he wasn’t very old, either. His house was next door to an old people’s home and he knew all the people who lived there…”

Hattie and the Fox - Mem Fox

“Hattie was a big black hen. One morning she looked up and said, ‘Goodness gracious me! I can see a nose in the bushes!’ . . .”

Sail Away, The ballad of Skip and Nell - Mem Fox

Follow these intrepid adventures as they travel round Australia on their way to that boatrace way out west.