Recommended for ages 3-8

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“William the Wild” is a story based on a little boy who lives, where most little boys of his age live- in a world of fantasy. In his world he is the intrepid explorer who encounters Australian wildlife in every situation. And as with many adventurers he has a trusted friend who always accompanies him. There are hints through the illustrations that she too is fantasy, his imaginary friend. Look for all the beautifully illustrated Australian creatures in “William the Wild’.

Recommended for ages 3-8

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William the Wild, a little boy with a huge imagination, sets off on a camping trip with his family. The problem is, William is the only little boy amongst all the adults. So William invents a fun filled imaginative game to play with his family and Australian bush creatures. Look inside to find out how William’s camping trip becomes full of fun. How many Australian bush creatures can you find? Join William the Wild once again for an Australian wildlife adventure. The catchy text is for beginning readers with simple word selection and a rhythmic rhyme. The themes in this book are the role of imaginative play as a child explores his or her environment, nurturing of young children and Australian native wildlife

Recommend for ages 3 - 8

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William the Wild and his neighbourhood friends spend a fun filled day in their closest nature park. Their game for the day is cubby building. One friend however, is nervous about the mini beasts and creatures in the bush. Join William and his friends as they reassure and support their friend while they build their cubby. Can you find the small creatures that creep, crawl, climb and fly? This book abounds with illustrations of Australia’s amazing mini-life in the bush. The catchy text is for beginning readers with simple word selection and a rhythmic rhyme. The themes in this book are the role of imaginative play as a child explores his or her environment, nurturing of young children and Australian native wildlife

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You can be a part of William the Wild’s adventures with Australian wildlife, in the bush, at home or at the beach. Colour William and his furry, feathered, scaled, finned or spiky Australian wildlife friends