Janet Martin

Rhyming children's picture book with full colour illustrations. Emily the Kiwi: "Everyone knows that kiwi birds always sleep in the day - all except Emily the Kiwi, who loves to play her ukulele." A story about the joy of music and sharing. Also featuring Annie the Granny, Louie the Tui, Molly Morepork, Abigail Fantail, and others.

Enough Crumbs for Everyone is a rhyming picture book about Lucie and her family going on a picnic in the park. They are soon joined by Penny Pigeon, Smokey Seagull, Daniel Duck, Goofy Goose, Wanda Swan, Abigail Fantail, Louie the Tui, Billy Blackbird, Robbie Rooster, Jacko Pukeko, and Harry Sparrow. Will there be enough crumbs for everyone?

Janet the Gannet & Boy Who Dreamed of Flying is a delightful rhyming picture book by Janet Martin. Join Janet the Gannet from Muriwai Beach as she yearns to soar to a place beyond her reach... Meet Jack, a young boy with a dream of flying. One enchanting night, something extraordinary occurred—was it just a dream?

Joe the Kakapo lives all on his own on an island way down south of New Zealand. One night, he went exploring and fell down a slippery track. Poor stranded Joe had broken his toe! Who will come and rescue him? A rhyming picture book.

A young boy visits a moa at the museum and imagines what it would be like if Noah the Moa came back to life, taking him back into the past. Written in rhyme. Includes sheet music of song inside cover.

Squinty the Seagull by Janet Martin introduces us to Squinty, the cheeky one-eyed seagull who loves trying out new tricks. One day, Squinty watches some surfers having fun on the waves and decides to join in. This delightful rhyming picture book captures Squinty's adventurous spirit and is perfect for young readers.

Molly Morepork & the Lost Campers by Janet Martin introduces readers to Molly the Morepork, a nocturnal bird who only comes out at night. While all the other birds have gone to bed, Molly finds herself with nobody to play with. However, one night, some children become lost in the bush. Can Molly use her night-time skills to show them...