Books by Ross Kinnaird
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What should you do when you fall off your bike and your bum breaks into pieces? Collect them up, take them home and glue them together, of course! But then what happens when the pieces get stuck to the tray on which you're making the repairs? Join the popular character from I Nee ...
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Wisecracking rhymes and side splitting illustrations highlight this playful story of seagulls who hatch a mischievously messy plan to reclaim their turf from people who leave trash at the beach.
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A picture flat to read aloud.
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My buns dont stand a chance. Its his prickles that I fear! UH-OH! Someones in a bit of a pickleor should we say PRICKLE! All poor little hedgehog wanted was a cosy new home. Youll bust your britches laughing at this outrageously far-fetched story, where kindness wins in the end!
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Young children will be entranced by this beautifully illustrated and hilarious tale which tries to answer a fundamental question of canine existance. Ages 5+.
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* New illustrations and vamped-up text for this favourite * Fun, rhyming story of a ram who's heading for a shearing shed * New edition launching to coincide with 2018 Fieldays
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Zachary Black just won't shut up! From the moment he was born he was yakking non-stop. At first his parents are proud of their son but with time they tire of the constant noise. A trip to the doctor and a cure is found. A rhyme and rhythm tongue twister that is a joy to read alou ...
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A winning new title from the bestselling author-illustrator pair, Squeakopotamus is accessible to both pre-school and primary school kids. This is a colourful, fun and friendly picture book.
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"I need a new bum! Mine's got a crack. I can see in the mirror a crack in the back. What to do when you need a new bum? Should you get one that's blue or yellow spotted? A Chevy bum, a rocket bum that's all fire and thrust, or a robo-bum? The options are endless, but wait, Dad's ...
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Nothing that Mister Spears tries can stop his ear hair growing - not even wearing a motorcycle helmet! Then a flash of inspiration brings the answer. Another hilarious story from McMillan and Kinnaird, Mister Spears and his Hairy Ears blends rhyme, humour and (hint) the birth of ...
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