A fun early reader featuring big and small. Perfect for learning to recognise repeat words with new adjectives. Available in pdf and editible odg, using a printing-friendly font. Text from Big and Small A ball, a ball, a big red ball. A cat, a cat, a big fat cat. A jet, a jet, a big …

The industrial age gave rise to unwanted side effects, and if we don’t do something now, the future is very bleak. An account of climate change and what we can do to prevent it.

A fun rhyming book with the numbers one to ten.

A poor lost creature with a mistaken identity, trapped in a smelly dark tunnel, swept away by a flood, will Goya find his way home? A fun decodable reader for Grade 3 / 7+ years.

At 14, Camille’s trajectory moved off track. Through peer pressure, rejection, desperation, mis-understandings, and loneliness she left home for a life on the streets. At that time a police officer told her she would end up a prostitute by the time she was 16. She would prove them VERY wrong. A heart warming story of recovery.

A short story for young adults which gives parents, social workers, teachers a message to never give up hope, and for teens/young adults a message that you can turn your life around, it is never too late.

Based on a True Story

Are our Cat’s our pets or are we theirs? An age old question for cat owners. This cat thinks she knows the answer. A decodable reader for ages 7+ / Grade 3.

The animals find their water is becoming dirty and smelly and the fish are dying. What will they do? A cute beautifully illustrated story for young children with lots of fun sound effects. 

What better way to celebrate the new year than making some powerful and fufilling resolutions. This book is aimed at making the process doable for primary and middle-grade children.

The book is provided here in pdf – designed to be printed and filled in in pen, ppt for accessibility/transmissibility or for filling in digitally, and finally a document format which makes a valuable, easy to digitally fill in, goal diary. 

Jibraan discovers his gifts as well as other’s – emphasising we can’t all be good at everything! But it is important to try and keep trying. Then Jibraan discovers the greatest gift that we can all give and keep giving. 

The classic poem of Clement Clarke Moore is set to imaginative images, creating some differences and diversity to the tale.