Celia Moncrieff

Wendy the Wyandotte is determined to find the house of the chooks. She escapes the green booted farmer only to come beak to paws with a feisty feral cat. Will the lonely chicken survive in her quest for some feathers to frumple? In the topsy-turvy adventures of this little hen you may just find a glimpse of yourself and a God whose love is far larger than the compassion of the big-hearted farmer.

Wendy the Wyandotte is determined to find the house of the chooks. She escapes the green booted farmer only to come beak to paws with a feisty feral cat. Will the lonely chicken survive in her quest for some feathers to frumple? In the topsy-turvy adventures of this little hen you may just find a glimpse of yourself and a God whose love is far larger than the compassion of the big-hearted farmer.

'Our Funny Dunny' is the true story of a family living in the outer suburbs of Melbourne who are the sole owners of an outdoor dunny. It's white weatherboard walls harbour spiders and are witness to some hilarious and character building moments. This book is written through the eyes of a child and pulsates with rustic honesty.Smoke billowed from the dunny and flames licked at the seat. When the children realised they had set the dunny alight they scrambled into action. This adventure pales into insignificance when compared to the hilarious event that made the mischievous four famous amongst their classmates.The sleek ceramic toilets of their friends, take on a somewhat monotonous hue as you read the adventures woven around the outdoor dunny. This true story is a snapshot of Australiana and brings the bygone era of outdoor dunnies to life.

'Our Funny Dunny' is the true story of a family living in the outer suburbs of Melbourne who are the sole owners of an outdoor dunny. It's white weatherboard walls harbour spiders and are witness to some hilarious and character building moments. This book is written through the eyes of a child and pulsates with rustic honesty.Smoke billowed from the dunny and flames licked at the seat. When the children realised they had set the dunny alight they scrambled into action. This adventure pales into insignificance when compared to the hilarious event that made the mischievous four famous amongst their classmates.The sleek ceramic toilets of their friends, take on a somewhat monotonous hue as you read the adventures woven around the outdoor dunny. This true story is a snapshot of Australiana and brings the bygone era of outdoor dunnies to life.