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Quadruple the fun gives you not just one rollicking tale but four!

A Big Blue Boat

Seas are calm when a Big Blue Boat and her Captain set sail for a perfect day on the water.

Then the winds strengthen. The sea begins to rollick and frolic. And suddenly, a perfect day is anything but.

Can a Big Blue Boat and her Captain find safe harbour in time?

Packed with irresistible rhythm, rhyme and wordplay, this award-winning story sweeps early readers into the heart of the adventure — and leaves them wanting to read it all over again. Includes a glossary and a hands-on activity.

A Day on the Brine

With the wind in her hair and salt tickling her nose, a Captain heads out for a day on the brine.

She is hungry. She throws out her fishing line and waits …

From sunrise to sunset, she discovers a world where albatrosses soar and whales play. A living, breathing ocean that gives and takes, just like the tide.

Emma Stuart’s stunning illustrations bring this magical rhyming tale to life, celebrating the wild beauty of Australia’s west coast and all the creatures that call it home.

If you fell in love with A Big Blue Boat, this award-winning sequel will sweep you straight back out to sea.

Captain’s Cave

A girl. A cave. A mysterious tail. What will she find?

When Captain slips away, a fleeting glimpse of a mysterious tail leads her and Dad into a magical cave world filled with strange and wonderful creatures.

As curiosity pulls them deeper inside, Captain can’t stop wondering, what does that mysterious tail belong to? Will she and Dad discover its secret, or will the cave keep its magic hidden?

A prequel to the beloved A Big Blue Boat series, this playful rhyming picture book is written as a sing-along adventure that invites children to join in from the very first page.

Frog’s Tale

When a clog mysteriously crash-lands on Frog’s log, it sends him flying skyward.

From high above, Frog watches wide-eyed as Hog and Dog panic over a bizarre creature that seems to appear out of nowhere. Is it dangerous? Is it friendly? And what on earth does it have to do with the clog?

As Frog tumbles back toward earth, two questions hang in the air: will he land safely — and will he ever enjoy a peaceful morning again?

Bursting with phonics, suspense and laugh-out-loud comedy, Frog’s Tale is perfect for reading aloud with ages 2–6. Sneakily educational and genuinely giggle-worthy, it’s the kind of story kids beg to hear again — and again.