Most Popular Books by Bruce Whatley

Whether big or small, feathered or furry, mums always know how to make us feel special.

Dragons are everywhere . . . if you know where to look! A little girl sees dragons everywhere, and she is sure there is one living in her house. She puts on her dragon-hunting armour and sets out looking for clues to help her find the mysterious creature. This little dragon hunter is in for a surprise!

Together at last - three of Australia''s best-loved picture books in a boxed set. Together at last in a boxed set - the board books of the best-selling classics Diary of a Wombat, Pete the Sheep and Josephine Wants to Dance. What a treat to share with children of all ages

When the rabbits decide to stop delivering Easter eggs, all the bush animals want to be the new Easter Bunny. After all, Easter wouldn''t be the same without eggs! But how can the rabbits choose the best animal for the job? The lop-eared rabbit has an idea - and that''s when the Easter games begin.

To understand the concept of the Magic Car Wash, think Transformers meets Cars! In the town of Tyre Flats, Kit the mechanic has a magical car wash, where vehicles mix and match fronts and ends to become superheroes. Book 1: In a classic case of ''Chinese Whispers'', Kit the car mechanic''s fishing day turns into a drama as a chance remark about catching a monster fish goes terribly wrong. In this book we meet the cast of The Magic Car Wash - a group of friend vehicles who can mix and match to become superheroes!

Together at last - six of Australia''s best-loved animal stories in a boxed set From two of Australia''s best-loved picture books creators comes a boxed set containing DIARY OF A WOMBAT, BABY WOMBAT''S WEEK, WOMBAT GOES TO SCHOOL, CHRISTMAS WOMBAT, JOSEPHINE WANTS TO DANCE and PETE THE SHEEP. Ages: 3+ years

The Tinytoreum takes you to the world of Shaggy Gully where bush-genius George Gunna Goanna began his career as an inventor. Using just his imagination and whatever bits and pieces he could find, Gunna created many fabulous things for his friends and family. This book showcases just a few of them. This is the story that Jackie French and Bruce Whatley came up with when we invited them to weave a tale around these smaller-than-life-size objects from the Museums collection. The result is a journey of the imagination that brings these little things to life in a surprising, funny and extremely inventive way.

A boy is given a dictionary which becomes magical when consulted.

Josephine is a kangaroo - who loves to dance. Her little brother, Joey, tells her that kangaroos don''t dance, they hop, but Josephine continues to point her toes and leap through the air. When a ballet troupe comes to town and both the lead ballerina and understudy are injured, Josephine''s talents are called upon to help save the day.