Billy Dunne

A charming picture book about space, climate change and making a difference. "You don't realize what you have until it's gone," she said. "We really should look after this place." Emma is cross with her parents. They've made a mess of Earth and say they're too busy to sort it out Emma decides that the only sensible plan is to find a new planet to live on. Along with her teddies she builds a rocket and heads into space. When she gets there, Emma realizes there are lots of things she misses about Earth like trees, rivers and grandmas After heading home, Emma thinks about all the ways she can help make the world cleaner and greener. Praise for Emma on Mars "This is a funny little story but it is also a great way to introduce different ways children and their families can help protect the Earth."--Youth Services Book Review Emma on Mars is suitable for children aged 3 - 6 years old who are interested in space and climate change.

A humorous and heart-warming story about a little elf called Steve and a little girl called May, who help each other find their way. Steve the Christmas elf is in the North Pole, busy making toys for the big day. But he suddenly wonders: what if the children he’s making toys for don’t exist? It’s not like he’s ever seen them ...Join Steve on a Christmas Eve adventure as he sneaks on board Santa’s sleigh, befriends a little girl who’s found herself on the naughty list and gets himself into a whole load of festive trouble.