Böcker av Julie Patterson

Percy, a friendly platypus, charmed others with chatter, relishing scaring strangers. Dylan, the curious deer, sniffed at, Percy, then fled from rifle shots. Later, Percy guided Jazmyn, a vigilant kangaroo, and others to safety amid unusual bird activity. They found themselves swimming through rocks to a concealed cave. After the fire, Percy ensured safety, while Dylan and Jazmyn searched for family and food. Percy found love in Cindy, a fellow platypus, and they returned home once the forest rejuvenated and waters purified.

Leon the Lamb and Gordon the Goat loved to play and wrestle. They were determined to break out and explore. Stung be a bee, Leon was in pain. Thanks to Gordon, he got the stinger out. Gordon had dilemmas of his own as he became stuck in a hole, pinned by his horns. They came across a house and had lots of fun swinging on the clothesline and pulling the clothes off. They loved the sound the pegs made: Ping! Snap! Crack! They crunched away on the vegetable garden before finding water to drink, when Gordon fell in the dam. A quick-thinking Leon soon rescued him. They encountered a fox and Gordon stepped up to shoo it away. Gordon and Leon had an argument about who was the bravest and strongest of all. Leon became hurt, and Gordon was feeling awful for hurting his friend. They soon sent Gordon away on a big truck!

Peggy goes to the show is a sequel to Peggy's Day on the farm. Peggy is very excited as they have planned a trip to the local show carnival. They get to see up extremely high on the Ferris wheel as this is a ride the whole family can go on together. Billy had some very cute earmuffs on in case the noise was too much for him. They went to the pavilions and saw pictures and cakes and Peggy got to buy a couple of show bags as well. They got to see horses and silly clowns. They filled their tummies with yummy dagwood dogs and fairy floss. Peggy got to choose a ride to go on, which made her a little bit sick in the tummy. "Only a little bit of sick came out", was her simple explanation. Peggy was extremely surprised to see Uncle Bob as she did not know he was going to be there. Best of all were the fireworks and to magnificent bright colours. They even had a little dog chasing a ball. The next day Peggy was vibrantly telling anyone who would listen about her adventures.

Boris was an adventurous little piglet who could not stay in one place for very long. He would take any opportunity to break out of his enclosure. Boris loves the smell of flowers, then he simply digs them up. These actions make a colossal mess of destruction in his path. He encounters many people who soon became furious with Boris. After an exhausting journey, Boris finally finds his way back home to face his grumpy parents. None the less, there is no place like home!

Horatio, better known as Horrie, is a corgi breed of dog that gets himself into all kinds of mischief. He often helped himself to bread at the bakery and he loved playing with balls. This clever dog could even mark a footy. He loved scaring the mail man and chasing cars. Horrie went missing one day, but eventually came home. A few months later, a neighbour welcomed them and presented them with a basket containing five beautiful puppies. They even got to keep one!

Aragorn was a young boy on a mission. He jumped out of bed as he was going to dig into the garden bed to grow vegetables. Ouch, he got bitten on the knee. Later, Dad was jumping up and down, holding his bottom as ants had crawled up his lets and bitten him on the bottom. The Ant bit mum on the toe. Soon, Aragorn was playing in his sand pit when he felt a sharp pain in his little finger. Aragorn made a wish as he was determined to find out why ants bite. To his amazement, his wish came true, and he was now on a mission to find answers. He had shrunk to ant size and approached a colony of ants and spoke to the queen ant. After much discussion, they came to an arrangement to keep out of each other's way, as we were all trying to find food for survival. Aragorn and his family even started leaving food scraps out to help the ant colony's quest for survival.