Hold on to your horses! Aunty is in the process of making some really fun and interactive children's books. View what's currently available,
but make sure you stop back in to see the new ones on the way!
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Hop onto Aunty’s big, powerful tractor in this charming book for babies, toddlers, and young kids learning to read! Each page features a different attachment on Aunty’s tractor, with real-life pictures of Aunty herself showing how each tool is used on the farm. From slashing paddocks to moving hay, your little one will discover the exciting world of farming and tractors. With simple, easy-to-understand words and bright photos, this book is the perfect way to introduce young readers to life on the farm!
Join Aunty and Henry on a fun-filled adventure around Aunty’s Farm! They’re on the hunt for the big green tractor, but along the way, they discover all sorts of exciting vehicles—from a small blue tractor to a big red quad bike, and even a big green motorbike! With real-life farm photos and easy-to-follow text, this playful journey is perfect for babies, toddlers, and young kids learning to read and recognise colours, sizes, and farm machines.
As the sun sets on Aunty’s Farm, it’s time to wind down and say goodnight. Join Aunty, Henry, and Tinkerbell as they help the cows, dogs, and tractors settle in for the night. With gentle rhymes and soothing farm scenes, this bedtime book guides little ones through familiar routines like brushing teeth, having a bath, and putting on pyjamas. Perfect for babies, toddlers, and young children, Goodnight on Aunty’s Farm is a warm and calming story to end the day with love and country charm.
In this gentle rhyming story, children learn where everyday products come from — from fresh eggs laid by chooks, to golden honey made by busy bees, creamy milk from cows and goats, and soft wool from fluffy sheep. Along the way, they’ll see how milk becomes cheese, yoghurt and butter, how beeswax turns into candles and lip balm, and how wool becomes cosy blankets and jumpers.
Most importantly, this book gently teaches gratitude and responsibility — showing children that when we care for our animals, they care for us too.
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