Novel
Narratives
Cans for Change
Daniel Jeffries knows cars. More importantly, he knows his dad’s car, a 1970 Ford XW Falcon GT, his dad’s pride and joy. Daniel helped restore it.
But then his dad became obsessed with recycling.
Now the GT is a GT – oh no!
The flies. The filth. The funk.
To have a dump for a backseat is the worst. Especially when the school bully discovers Daniel.
Will Daniel’s reputation be rusted or restored?
Genre: Middle Grade Fiction
Half-life: The AA Battery Adventure
He was built for small things. But he dreams of adventure.
All Half wants is a life free from Electricians.
He’s sick of being shoved into remote controls, clocks, and talking toys.
But it’s hard to escape when you’re a rechargeable lithium-ion AA battery.
Half dreams of adventure.
Real adventure.
The kind he just doesn’t... have... the... energy... for.
Then he meets Hope, a brave little alkaline with a spark of her own.
Together, they set off to see how far two batteries can really go.
To the edge of the lounge room?
The borders of the house?
Beyond... into Space?
There’s just one catch: Half doesn’t hold charge like he used to.
Can a half-full battery still go the distance?
Genre: Middle Grade Fiction
Meerkat in the Library
A student is adamant a Meerkat occupies the school library.
The Meerkat though is evasive.
That, and nobody is interested in entertaining the imagination of a child.
Determined, the student follows the book isle adventures of the Meerkat, showing how its days are lonely as it yearns for the children whom no longer visit the school library.
Will anybody see the Meerkat?
Will anybody ever believe the child?
Is there really a Meerkat in the Library dressed like a Teacher Librarian?
ʻMeerkat in the Library is a heartfelt book aisle adventure that explores the importance of teacher librarians through rhythm and rhyme.ʼ
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Book
Half-life II
In development.
Half-life III
In development.
Half-life IV
Background story of Half-life I, II & III.