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What Aussie Animal Is That?

We are pleased to advise that all 4 titles in the series What Aussie Animal Is That?

are in stock and available to order.

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From the Author

This is my publishing debut! We all scribble and doodle constantly, but these books were born from the impending arrival of my little grandbaby. It was supposed to be a sweet 'baby' book, but somehow it took a wild detour into the fascinating world of our quirky, wonderful, and utterly unique Aussie wildlife!

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Books in 2025

Brand New Book!

Look! My First Bird Book!

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​​A book for a young explorer on their first bird-watching feathered adventure through the Australian bush. This colourful rhyming book introduces children to twelve of Australia's iconic birds. With vibrant illustrations and easy-to-follow rhymes, kids will learn the names of each bird and read their unique calls phonetically written.

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From the cheeky cockatoo to a kookaburra and magpie, this book is perfect for budding ornithologists and their families.

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Check out the last few pages for adults who can discover fun facts about each bird.

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This is a delightful way to explore the wonders of Australian birdlife. 

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A perfect first book for budding birdwatchers and nature lovers!

Upcoming Book!

Bee, Bug, Bird - Friendships In An Aussie Bush

Three unlikely friends – a bee, a stick insect, and a lorikeet – embark on a perilous journey through the Australian outback, learning about friendship, survival, and the importance of community.

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Plot Summary:

  • Separation and Survival: Bessie, Percy, and Lorrie, each face unique challenges, learn to navigate the unfamiliar world alone.

  • Overcoming Obstacles: Independently, they face a series of obstacles, learning about friendship, resilience, and the importance of working together.

  • A Tale of Hope: Despite their initial setbacks, they eventually find their way home, demonstrating the power of hope, friendship, and the resilience of Australian wildlife.

 

Themes: Overcoming adversity, community, respect for nature.

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Key Elements: Accurate portrayal of Australian animals, educational value, emotional connection.

​By focusing on these elements, this story creates a compelling narrative that both entertains and educates young readers about Australian wildlife.

Testimonials

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Maggie Cardona - Gold Coast, Queensland

These very attractive illustrated books are such a great way of introducing young children to the love of reading and to the animals of Australia! What an appealing way for children to learn beyond the basics. My little neighbours who got them for Christmas were delighted with them.

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Jacqueline Plaice - Tenterfield, NSW 

For any family or friends wanting to purchase something different to read to children then this is it!  Factual information with quizzes to expand knowledge and ignite imagination.  For educational purposes why not teach our young ones facts about Australian natives and make it a joyful and interesting experience. Thank you Shobha Srinivasan for creating an Australian book of fun and learning. 

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Laura Feldman
- Little Ivory Haus. Ballarat - Victoria

Shobha! Your story is brilliant!

It reads so beautifully and is flawlessly edited. You are a very talented writer!

I really enjoyed the storyline, the interactive components and even learnt a few new things The illustrations are incredible too!

I think you have done a brilliant job and I’m very excited to see this come to life. 

Thank you for sharing with me

Supporting Independent Authors

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Leaving a review can help others determine if this book is right for them. It also validates the book's impact and shows how it's making a positive difference in people's lives 

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Schools offer a valuable opportunity for children to explore diverse subjects. By including self-published author books, more families can benefit from unique perspectives and messages

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By purchasing a copy, you are directly supporting an author's ability to create more books and promote their work. This investment helps to expand their audience and ensure that their stories continue to reach new readers

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By actively engaging and sharing content on social media, authors can expand their reach and introduce their work to a wider audience. This increased visibility allows potential readers to discover and appreciate their writing, ultimately driving sales

By requesting a copy of this book, you are helping your local library understand your reading preferences and ensure they have a variety of books available for everyone

Feel free to contact me with any questions, book purchases, or simply to share your thoughts. I look forward to connecting with you and discussing a shared love of children's books.

WHOLESALE GUIDE

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of the Wholesale Guide.

Self Publishing Course 

Ever wondered how to turn your writing into a published book? I did and I found Laura Feldman's course to be incredibly helpful. It's a straightforward, easy-to-follow program that teaches you all the ins and outs of self-publishing and is also so user-friendly. This program provides in-depth guidance on all aspects of self-publishing.

To learn more about the course and access a complimentary masterclass, please click the link below:

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

We acknowledge The Indigenous and Islander peoples as the Traditional Owners and custodians of the land. We recognise their connection to land, sea and community, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We recognise First Nations people as some of the first story tellers and respect their traditions, customs and beliefs.

These stories were proudly written and printed on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
 

CONSERVATION

For all injured, sick and orphaned wildlife, specialists and carers in ACT, Victoria, NSW, Tasmania, Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia, click on the link below. Most have 24-hour hotlines so they are always available.

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