Most Popular Books by Anna Pignataro

Age range 1 to 3 Chill Out focuses on the importance of being free to be still and to experience small moments. To appreciate simple but powerful everyday things and to find ways of relaxing the mind and body. These little exercises help to keep the mind clear and healthy and restore positivity and create an openness to bigger thinking, gratitude, and wonderment.

It''s Christmas Eve! The Keepers of Christmas have asked Princess and Fairy to decorate the grand Evergreen Moor tree. Everyone will be waiting for the midnight display! Will the two most adorable bunnies in all of Fairyland be able to collect their list of sparkly things in time? Hop in and join Princess and Fairy on another glittering adventure, and remember that the real key to Christmas may be found where you least expect!

Underneath a big old elm, Oli asked, ''Mamma, how long will you love me?'' ''Always,'' Mamma smiled. Like small children the world over, Oli the baby bear wants confirmation of his mother''s love. But when she assures him she will love him always, Oli has no concept of what she means. ''How long is always?'' he wants to know. With the tender patience and wise imagination of a loving parent, mother bear explains... Originally published in hardback as Always. Now in board book format perfect for little hands!

Stomp your feet roar from your belly go wild. Celebrate and enjoy being you with bestselling author and illustrator Anna Pignataro.

If I could, I would give you the sun, I would give you the rainbows, the clouds, they would be all... for you.

Over a rickety bridge Oli asked, ''Mamma, will you hold my hand?'' ''I''ll hold your hand and you''ll hold mine and we''ll go everywhere together,'' said Mamma. Like small children the world over, Oli the baby bear wants confirmation of her mother''s love. With the tender patience and wise imagination of a loving parent, mother bear explains . . . Focusing on the realities of the world around us, mother bear leads Oli gently through a series of landscapes, emphasising the magic and wonder of small everyday moments of togetherness between parents and children.

Over a rickety bridge Oli asked, Mamma, will you hold my hand? Ill hold your hand and youll hold mine and well go everywhere together, said Mamma. Like small children the world over, Oli the baby bear wants confirmation of her mothers love. With the tender patience and wise imagination of a loving parent, mother bear explains... Focusing on the realities of the world around us, Mamma bear leads Oli gently through a series of landscapes, emphasising the magic and wonder of small everyday moments of togetherness between parents and children. Originally published as Together, sequel to the best-selling Always.

When her relatives get together, it''s clear that she doesn''t quite fit in. And when she starts kinder, she realises just how different she is to everyone else. Then one day Miss Tibble, the kinder teacher, tells her class that like a snowflake, everyone is special in their own way. Then she asks each child to tell her how they might be special. Agatha cannot think of a single way she is special, so she sneaks away to hide. When the whole class search for her, and are quite upset about her absence, she leaves her hiding spot. Then several students suggest why Agatha is special. And, in the end, everyone agrees that Agatha is the best at being Agatha! Taps into early learning issues of belonging and acceptance. Links into Australian Curriculum-Civics and Citizenship - Students Prep to Year 4, developing ideas about social skills and values such as respect and caring for others. The use of a protagonist as an animal represents the idea of the ''every'' child, easily related to by young readers.

Princess and Fairy, the two most adorable bunnies in all of fairyland, are friends forever. For them, friends forever means so many warm and wonderful, special and sparkly things - from sharing their last cup- cake, tea parties for two and giggling at the same things to starting new adventures, hand-in-hand. Age 3+.

Age range 3+ Deep in a snowy forest Owl and Frida live happily together. Each night they look out their little window at the moon and wonder what lies beyond the snow. Then one midwinter day Owl starts to change, his dreams begin to fill with magic and nothing is ever the same again.

"In possum hat and gumboots, Rebecca collects bait for her first fishing leasson, until a short-sighted sea-eagle spies her. Suddenly, she is carried away, up,up,up into a nest high in the hills. But brave and resourceful Rebecca helps the bird feed her hungry chicks and still manages to get home in time for breakfast!"--Provided by publisher.