Books with author Iona McGregor

Little Pampu's grandmother, Mama Bea Bunnie, visits from Rome. She invites Little Pampu to travel back to Rome with her. Little Pampu experiences adventures at the Pantheon and Colosseum. This book is prepared for older readers and is the extended version of the book for younger children and babies. The brief mention of historic sites in this book peaks the curiosity of young readers to do their own research or seek additional knowledge. Little Pampu, her family of Chocolate Bunnies, and friends that are her protectors, provide confidence to children that their own dreams and hopes are possible. This is a wonderful book for children.

Little Pampu, the Chocolate Bunnie, teaches children that their dreams can come true. She has many adventures. Her large family assists her in achieving her goals. Children gain confidence in pursuing their own dreams by reading about Little Pampu’s dreams. A hint of history is added to the story. Children, teachers, and parents are able to research the hint. Children are learning history without being bored.Little Pampu is on another adventure. This time she is visited by her grandmother, Mama Bea Bunnie. Her grandmother takes Little Pampu to Rome, Italy. Little Pampu meets her aunt, Willa Sophia Bunnie, the pilot of the plane she takes to Rome. She also meets other characters that help her along the way. Little Pampu has dreams of the Pantheon and Colosseum in Rome, Italy. Little Pampu’s family of Chocolate Bunnies help make her dreams come true!

Deep in the heart of the Red Centre lived a mob of red kangaroos. During a long, hot drought, the thirsty roos went searching for water.When three different groups of kangaroos - red, blue and yellow - all come to the same watering hole, they aren't sure what to make each of other at first. But they soon they discover that they aren't so different after all. As the three groups become one, new colours appear, and soon the roos have created a beautiful rainbow!On the surface, this is a fun, light-hearted story about the colour spectrum, but on deeper level it is a beautiful celebration of diversity.