Nester Gnome Saves the Planet Book 1

How would you like to go on adventures with Nester, the little forest gnome, and his pet bearded dragonfly, Dilly?

What? You don’t know what a gnome is? Well, lucky for you, I do!

Gnomes are quite secretive and no bigger than your baby brother. They stand about 2 feet tall, weigh about 30 pounds, can live for up to 500 years, and oh yes, they can talk to animals!

As for the adventures in No Hugs for Litterbugs, Nester and Dilly go on a quest to clean up the environment. On their journey to find the troublesome litterbug, they encounter a variety of bugs who in turn share their unique ways of contributing to the environment. Eventually, Nester receives the surprise of his life when the litterbug is finally revealed.

Through amazing illustrations and whimsical writing, Nester will help you and your friends become more involved with the environment.

Our planet is in serious trouble, but did you know that the world’s children hold the future of the planet in their hands?

But where to begin? Who will guide the children’s love of nature and their desire to tackle one environmental challenge after another?

Easy-peasy! A little forest gnome named Nester and his pet bearded dragon, Dilly, will take the reader on fact-filled adventures as they tackle the first problem…litter! Just who are litterbugs and how do we stop them?

NettyNoo

NettyNoo is a baby cow. She lives on a farm with her mum. She has no brothers or sisters and she loves to go on adventures to meet new friends. Her mum likes to help her; she doesn’t want her to be alone. She is happy to see her having fun and meeting new friends to play with.

Nightingale

Have you ever seriously listened to the chirping of a bird? Have you ever listened to the wonderful sounds of nature? There was an ordinary-looking little bird that saved the soul and life of an emperor with its beautiful and touching singing.

No Animal Is Perfect

No animal is perfect! Join James the wise old jaguar as he walks along the rainforest floor and meets so many of his neighbours. As he moves through the forest, he realises that no animal is the same and, in fact, that all of us are different in all sorts of different ways.
This story will help children understand that sometimes we face challenges that make us different from our friends. We might look or sound slightly dissimilar or perhaps have an unusual way of moving or speaking.
Told in entertaining rhymed verse, No Animal Is Perfect reminds us all that it is okay not to be perfect… in fact, nobody is!

No More Pets

Can you imagine coming downstairs one morning and discovering that your pet hamster has escaped?

What is more, you cannot find the hamster anywhere and your mum is already late for work and is NOT happy!

That is exactly what happened to Dani one morning before school.

This story and other exciting adventures of Dani’s pets are revealed in the true-life account of No More Pets!

Noah's Super Autism

Autism is super. Autism is cool.

I'm the same as you.

This is a lovely book about a young boy called Noah, who has autism.

In this book, Noah tells us what it's like to live with autism. He is an inspiration to other boys and girls who have the same condition. It will teach them that they can achieve anything, even despite having autism. It’s a super uplifting story of determination.

Noah, Blue and the Scooter That Flew

A story about a flying scooter? Whatever next?

Scooters can't fly…but Noah’s can. In fact, Noah’s can fly thousands of miles in the blink of an eye, to anywhere in the world.

When a little penguin, named Blue, becomes lost, Noah takes him all over the world on a captivating adventure to help him find his family again. Will Blue find them in the depths of the Egyptian pyramids, or swinging with the baboons in the African Jungle? They have to be somewhere in the world, don’t they?

Join Noah, Blue and the rest of the gang in this enchanting story about never giving up on your loved ones...

Nog The Parrot

“Now Nog was very special

And everyone could see,

That one day he would spread his wings,

And fly up to a tree!”

Will Nog succeed in his dream? And will his hedgehog friends be able to help him make his dream a reality?

A delightful tale for children and parents alike.

Nogo and Rondo

Nogo is different. For a start, he is the wrong colour. He is also much too small, has less horns than usual, and a bent tail. After seven decades of being teased and bullied by the other dragons – even the youngsters – Nogo is so fed up he asks his mum for advice, which she reluctantly gives.The following morning, having received vague instructions, he sets off to seek help from the Dragon Queen. He soon meets up with Rondo, the Sprong, who is on a mission to get help for his tribe. They decide to travel together and soon become good friends, working in partnership to overcome problems encountered on their journey.Many weeks later they are relieved to finally arrive at their destination. After a good night’s rest, they tell wise old Queen Mag their reasons for travelling to see her. But will she be able to offer them solutions to their problems?

Norman Normally

Norman is a normal boy, he’s as normal as every other person with Asperger’s on the planet. But sometimes his thoughts, feelings and actions don’t feel normal. Normally he feels not so normal as he navigates home, friends and school. Norman’s mum tells him not to worry because he’s as normal as everyone else. And at the end of the day, what’s normal anyway? 

Not All Superheroes Wear Capes

Join George and his family on their path of discovery on how mental health effects young people and their families. This journey leads George on an adventure which he wasn’t expecting! Join him and explore the adventure with him while learning about mental health issues.

Not Just a Knot!

Not Just a Knot! is based on a mother and a child with very messy hair. The child tries to escape her mother’s brush and soon reveals that she has befriended a knot on her head. As the story continues, it is revealed that the child really just wants to spend time with her mum. At last, Mum understands and makes time to play a game, only after her hair has been brushed. Ahhh, so now finally the knot is gone...or is it?