For 35 years Possum Magic has captivated and enchanted children and adults alike. Mem Fox's lovable characters, little Hush and Grandma Poss, together with Julie Vivas' exquisite illustrations, weave a story of pure magic. Continuously in print since it was first published by Omnibus Books in 1983, Possum Magic has been embraced as a timeless Australian tale.

Possum Magic, the classic story of Hush and Grandma Poss, is presented together for the first time with a cuddly toy Hush.

On its first publication in 1983, Possum Magic was an instant success, and has been voted by booksellers as Australia's best-selling children's picture book.

I’m Australian! How about you?

Many people from many places have come across the seas, to make Australia their home. How Australian is that? From countries near and far, many have made their home in Australia, sharing it with the original inhabitants, and living in peace beneath the Southern Star. Mem Fox celebrates Australia's incredible multicultural heritage in this beautiful book illustrated by Ronojoy Ghosh. 

Possum Magic has captivated and enchanted children and adults. Mem Fox's lovable characters, little Hush and Grandma Poss, and Julie Vivas' exquisite illustrations weave a story of pure magic. Continuously in print since it was first published by Omnibus Books on 31 March 1983, Possum Magic has been embraced as a timeless Australian tale and as Australia's most-loved children's picture book. Julie has retouched and recoloured her illustrations, so that the images are now truer to the original artwork than ever before. The book itself has been redesigned and completely reset.

This 25th anniversary edition of one of Mem Fox’s favourite picture books is just right for reading at bed time. The rhyming text is accompanied by soft watercolour illustrations showing animal mothers sharing precious moments with their babies before they go to sleep.

A companion to Good Night, Sleep Tight! Join Bonnie and Ben as they rhyme their way through the day...until a twinkle, twinkle, little star calls them home. 
From Mem Fox and Judy Horacek, the team behind best-selling classics including Ducks Away, This and That and Where is the Green Sheep?

It’s time for bed, little mouse, little mouse,
Darkness is falling all over the house...

This new board book edition of one of Mem Fox’s favourite picture books is just right for reading at bed time. The rhyming text accompanied by soft watercolour illustrations showing animal mothers sharing precious moments with their babies before they go to sleep.

A format perfect for little hands!

Every day all over Australia, children are laughing and crying, playing and learning, eating and sleeping. They may not look the same or speak the same language but inside, they are just like you.

This story weaves its way across cultures and generations, celebrating the bond that unites us all. 

Bonnie and Ben go on a wonderful bedtime adventure before it's time to say good night, sleep tight!

Oh, the magic hat, the magic hat!
It moved like this and it moved like that!
Where will it land next?

One day from out of the blue, a Magic Hat comes to town. Each time it lands on someone the hat transforms the person into an animal. But we don’t know what type of animal it will be until we turn the page.

Then all of sudden a wizard appears and turns everyone back to their normal selves. And when the magic hat lands on the wizard’s head, what do you think will happen?

Already a bestseller as a picture book, Good Night, Sleep Tight from Mem Fox and Judy Horacek, the creators of Australia’s bestseller, Where Is the Green Sheep? is now a beautiful board book.

Incorporating timeless nursery rhymes, this charming bedtime tale creates a wonderful, whimsical world, which young children will enjoy again and again.

Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge was a second collaboration for Mem Fox and Julie Vivas, the author and illustrator of Possum Magic.

First published in 1984, it was similarly an instant success, later translated into several languages and published in the US and the UK. Its classic themes and beautiful artwork have also seen it adapted to the stage as a play for children, but its enduring appeal is in the simple words of a story thoughtfully told, illustrated with humour and understanding.