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Leeza Van Breeza's Best Idea Ever by Christina Miesen
Category: Children's | Series: Aussie Bites
When Miss Cherry tells everyone that their class project is to run a business, in pairs, Leeza is very excited. Immediately she plans to pair up with her best friend Teena Rafanella. But to her horror Leeza finds that she has to be business buddies with nerdy hypochondriac Joolie.
Leeza van Breeza's Nail Biting Advice (Aussie Bites) by Christina Miesen
Category: Young Readers | Series: Aussie Bites
Leeza van Breeza is determined to win a trophy. There must be something she's better at than anybody else! Ages 6+.
Let It Rip!: Aussie Bites by Archimede Fusillo
Category: Fiction | Series: Aussie bites
David fortunately possesses the wondrous ability of farting to order, and his powers are so much in demand that he and his friend Nick decide to turn his talent to financial advantage. They're on their way to becoming millionaires when David's grandmother comes to stay .. Award-winning author. For ages ...Show more
Luke And Lulu (Aussie Bites) by Bruce Dawe
Category: Children's | Series: Aussie Bites S.
Luke gets a puppy for his birthday, a naughty puppy called Lulu. Luke takes Lulu to puppy school, but it seems that Lulu's <i>still</i> not ready to behave!
Miss Wolf & the Porkers: Aussie Bites by Bill Condon
Category: Fiction | Series: Aussie bites
Nothing seems to be what they should be. Is Miss Wolf really the sweet little librarian with the chubby cheeks? Are the three angelic Porter children with their curly red hair and happy smiles as innocent as they make out? The truth is more interesting. This book is suitable for ages 8 to 12.
Monkey Trix: Aussie Bites by Raewyn Carroll
Category: Fiction | Series: Aussie bites
Suddenly the gorilla in Kerry's video game is rolling straight out of the screen and into her living room, full-sized and alive! Mayhem follows until Kerry can work out a way of trapping the gorilla back into the fantasy of the video game.
Moon Station (Aussie Bites) by Rachel Flynn
Category: Early Reader | Series: Aussie Bites
Williams has a school project to do by Friday. He has to design a moon station. Williams has a few ideas - there should be laboratories where the astronauts can do experiments on moon rats, and a space where they can play games like moonstick and snatch. But in the end it's just too hard, and he lets hi ...Show more
Moving House: Aussie Bites by James Moloney
Category: Junior Fiction | Series: Aussie bites
Brian is amazed to see a removal van at the Henderson's house, and he becomes positively worried when he finds that it is the house itself that they are removing. How can he stop such a hideous mistake, especially when the boss is a huge, alarming man with a patch over one eye? For ages 6 and over.
Mr Moonlight (Aussie Bites) by Jane Carroll
Category: Early Reader | Series: Aussie Bites
Tom hears a strange noise under the house one night. What is it? Possums? But there are lots of possums on the farm where he lives, and he knows what they sound like. This is a mystery he is determined to solve...
Mummy's Boy: Aussie Bites by Margaret Clark
Category: Children's | Series: Aussie bites
Another hilarious story by Mararet Clark. This story goes back in time - can Tut's mountain-of-blubber uncle, Pharoah Gut, lose weight? Their lives (and stress levels) depend upon it. This book is for children aged 6 to 9.
My Best Friend Is a Vampire (Aussie Bites) by Sally Rippin
Category: Early Reader | Series: Aussie Bites
David and Jason both have strange food in their lunchboxes. David's mum puts rice cakes and tofu into his lunchbox because she wants him to eat healthy food. Jason's mum puts dried worms and crispy pigs ears into his lunchbox because she is a vampire. Ages 8+.
Nathan and the Ice Rockets: Aussie Bites by Debra Oswald
Category: Fiction | Series: Aussie bites