Children’s Picture Books
These stories, published by Putto Press, feature sibling silliness, piggy performances and one very bossy duck.
Perfect for ages 4+
Ages 4+ ✨ New!
Our River Playground
Anna Notley & Uncle Carl · Illustrated by Elenore Binge
“Uncle Carl is waiting to welcome us to his playground. Come listen to his stories. Come look at the water full of life. Come paint the river with us and learn to care for this country.”
A book inspired by the enthusiasm, curiosity and creativity of students at Boggabilla Central School in New South Wales, on an excursion to the river flowing through their town.
A Most Unusual Pig
Illustrator: Rozzy Hibbard
Priscilla knows she doesn’t fit in. Instead of rolling around in the mud like the other pigs, she spends time in her quiet corner.
Until the day she meets someone who helps her see that it’s okay to be different.
Anna is Annoyed
Illustrator: Janet Tiitinen
At the playground, Anna always saves the best till last. But today, something VERY ANNOYING is in the way…
Bessie the Bilby
Needs a Friend
Illustrator: Janet Tiitinen
Bessie is lonely.
She decides to go looking for a fluffy, furry friend with long ears, just like her.
But where do all the bilbies live?
The Spotty Sock Mystery
Illustrator: Heidi Cooper Smith
When one of Felix’s favourite socks goes missing, he has a big mystery on his hands.
Where could his spotty red sock be?
SHORTLISTED FOR Speech Pathology Australia’s BOOK OF THE YEAR 2023!
A Wibbly Wobbly Idea
Illustrator: Mat Faint
Billy is full of great ideas for useful and amazing and glorious inventions.
When a new idea wibbles and wobbles its way into his head he wonders if this will be the one that everyone, ABOLUTELY EVERYONE will love.
Douglas Duck Thinks He’s the Boss
Illustrator: Jimmy Peacock
Douglas Duck thinks he’s the boss, of the rocks and the reeds and the sticks and the moss.
But not everyone at the pond agrees. Douglas may just be in for a surprise…
Windy Town
Illustrator: Katie Chappell
Windy Town is too windy!
The people of Windy Town dream of living somewhere with a bit less breeze. When a bright orange bus blows into town one day, they might just get their wish…
Maggie Goes to the Museum
Illustrator: Elizabeth Munro
“Coyle’s Cool Cats, line up!” shouts Mr Coyle and everyone giggles. “Put your time-travel goggles on and follow me!”
Maggie and her class are off to the museum. But, never in a million years, would Maggie have imagined what would happen next…
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