Olga Korlevic

"Not What You Think" is a delightful children's book that takes young readers on an imaginative journey. Filled with charming verses and captivating illustrations, each page holds a surprise through an ingenious folding design. Ordinary things transform into extraordinary marvels-a train becomes a roller-skating boy, a book page unveils magical worlds, and a snowman turns into a snow-ter-pillar This interactive book encourages curiosity, creativity, and a sense of wonder, making it perfect for kids who love surprises. Join us on this enchanting adventure and discover that sometimes, things are simply "Not What You Think."

This book is a marvelous collection of illustrations by the author's young daughter. It reveals the incredible power of creativity, which can conquer boredom and fears. Jump into a world filled with rainbows, stars, and magical creatures that come alive on the pages. Discover the joy of creating your very own art gallery of dreams

Little Lorie Had a Farm is a book about an Australian girl who meets different animals around her family's farmhouse. Written for children aged 5-8, it contains ten stories full of imagination, excitement and well-presented educational information about the most popular Australian animals: kangaroos, wombats, emus, cockatoos, and others. Children will have fun reading magic stories about a simple girl. They will certainly find a lot in common with her, whose fantasy, ingenuity and sense of curiosity are bright markers for this fascinating age.

Little Lorie Had a Farm is a book about an Australian girl who meets different animals around her family's farmhouse. Written for children aged 3-6, it contains ten stories full of imagination, excitement and well-presented educational information about the most popular Australian animals: kangaroos, wombats, emus, cockatoos, and others. Your children will have fun reading magic stories about a simple girl. They will certainly find a lot in common with her, whose fantasy, ingenuity and sense of curiosity are bright markers for this fascinating age. The story is about a real person - my own daughter and set in a real place - our family holiday farm. One of my goals was to conserve family memories by recreating the situations and the characters as close to reality as possble. Isn't it amazing to have a fiction book about your own family, a book that memorises all the precious moments of life and has your child as the main character? If you think it would be good to have such a book, you may want to visit this page: www.languedoc.net.au/book-about-your-child.