Böcker av Kristina Murray-Hally

This is a great story about a girl and her extraordinary dog, Sprinkles.Rosie's dog is called Sprinkles. Sprinkles is a cheeky dog and after eating some unusual items in her backyard, Sprinkles becomes a very long sausage dog. Rosie and her mum take Sprinkles to the vet.With eye-catching artwork and an incredibly imaginative story to marvel over, this is a gorgeous book that you will treasure and read over and over again - can you guess if Sprinkles returns to her original size? And if she doesn't what will happen to her?Written by Kristina Murray-Hally, an experienced educator and talented children's book author, and beautifully illustrated by Hanlik Arts, this book is a real treasure!"My daughter loves this book; it's a joy to read" - Sally Roberts - parent"A brilliant story, imaginative and funny!" - Jan Pearson - librarian

Lift off into space with George and his telescope - a fun space book for kids 5 to 7George has a new telescope and he is surprised when some aliens come to visit him. They take over his telescope and together they embark on an incredible adventure into outer space. George learns that the universe is a mysterious place and you will never know what you might find out there!What does George find? And how does he fix the space junk problem?Get ready to enjoy the adventure with George and these cute aliens as they help each other and solve the space junk issues and more, in this fun learning book for kids.Written by Kristina Murray-Hally, an experienced educator and talented children's book author, and beautifully illustrated by Hanlik Arts, this book is a real treasure!This is a great book to show kids the amazing universe that exists around them with this exciting and imaginative space book.- My son loved reading this amazing book about the telescope and the aliens - Lily Jones, parent- A wonderful story about space adventure and learning about space junk - Tim Roberts, librarian- A great learning tool to introduce children to the contemporary issues of space junk and space junk recycling - Jennifer Mossman, teacher

Do you want to inspire your children to love reading and learning? With The Great Bookworm your children will be introduced to the idea that reading and learning is fun and have many benefits, including our wellbeing and how we see ourselves and others. Becoming a life-long learner is one of the greatest gifts you can give to your children.The story is about Albi who glows due to his love of learning and reading. Soon the other worms become jealous of his glow.Albi loves to learn and visiting the Garibaldi Library helps him do this. He chews through books, slides over maps and bores through piles of information at the Library. His continuous learning has an amazing impact on his growth and development.Albi friends find out why he glows. They want to be liked him and begin chewing and digesting knowledge from the Library. Albi continues to build on his knowledge and wants to share it with his wider worm community. He wants to share his love of learning so he establishes his own Worm School.It's a great book for children, especially those at preschool and primary school. It is also is a wonderful educational resource for teachers and parents to inspire and promote the love of learning.This book aspires to educate children and parents about the concept of encouraging reading and learning experiences at a young age. Albi's friends find the secret to his success... reading, learning and sharing knowledge and hopefully this will help parents and their 3-5 year old children do the same.You can make your own Albi by creating a yellow sock puppet. More ideas and fun can be found at www.kristinamurray-hally.com

Captain Loose Tooth is one of the meanest and fiercest pirates ever to sail the seven seas... and he hates children!He has a lot to be upset about: he and his crew are lost and starving, they have no treasure or treasure map. To make things worse, the captain has lost his tooth!With things looking so grim, could the rescue of a young boy be just what they need?