Books by Ron Brooks
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Join Henry for bath time on the farm!It's Henry's bath time. But Henry has other ideas. Will he give the cat a bath instead? Or the dog? The hens? The duck?
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A tender, poignant picture story about how to say goodbye. Celebrating twenty years of this treasured classic from two highly acclaimed picture book makers.
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Dog and Magpie are friends, but when Fox comes into the bush, everything changes. Fox is an archetypal drama about friendship, loyalty, risk and betrayal -- a story that's as rich for adults as for children.
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This paperback edition of the 2013 CBCA Picture book of the year winner tells the story of how a neglected coat and a down-at-heel man experience the joy and magic of creativity.
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This beautiful picture book from the acclaimed partnership of Margaret Wild and Ron Brooks is a glorious celebration of family and new life.
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Four young mice, Frankel, Berrel, Michael and Cousin Ruthie, face danger and adventure, making their home in the London Underground. Frankel is clever but cautious, and leaves his home in Swiss Cottage Station to head for Baker Street in search of crumbs.
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A practical guide for trainee teachers who want to improve their teaching skills and for in-service teachers who supervise trainees. The authors have been chosen for their ability to relate to the subject and to the needs of teachers.
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The Dream of the Thylacine is a lament for a lost species, and a celebration of the Australian landscape. It interposes arresting text and images of the last known thylacine in a concrete cage with sweeping colour paintings of the animal in its natural environment. Intense, poeti...c and beautiful, this book will haunt you.
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If you were a mouse looking for a way to colour your house, where would you look? In the Bestish Lair, of course, says Cousin Ruthie. So Frankel and friends search for the Bestish, and find some surprises. An unexpected visitor and an unexpected hero!
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Can John Brown cope with Rosie's care for the outsider cat? A story about the possessiveness of love.
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