Books with author Sharon Williamson

A loving look at what our feline friends really do all day, with heaps of humour and CATtitude. "I am a cat, and I have a busy, busy life. Looking after my family is a full-time job. They just couldn't do without me!" The hugely talented Jo Williamson has created a joyful picture book packed with peek-a-boo boxes, quick cat-naps, stretching on keyboards... and hating baths!

Papa Penguin and Pippin run the best cafe in the Antarctic, serving fish for breakfast, fish for lunch, fish for dinner, and even... fish ice cream! Everyone loves fish. Or do they? Ideal for fussy eaters, this is a hilarious picture book about a penguin chef's chaotic roadtrip around the world in search of new exciting foods to try. A perfect picture book celebrating food and the joy of cooking by the very talented printmaker, Jo Williamson.

The Burley Worms and The Apple Tree teaches young readers how to plan, prepare, execute a plan and work together to make the plan a reality. Join Baby, Tommy and Suzie, as they have been given the class assignment of finding the biggest apple. The journey is not without obstacles that require perseverance. Children’s author Sharon Wilson has masterfully weaved this story into a series of important life skill lessons for young readers.

This little story teaches children that they can believe in themselves, and to do their best in whatever they try. As parents and adults, we teach children what is right and wrong, and how to do things on their own. We should help build their confidence to succeed in whatever they attempt to do. Sometimes they have to learn how to let some things go in order to succeed. Binky thought his rubber sucker was what made him succeed at whatever he did. The owl showed him that all he needed to do was try, without his rubber sucker, and he could do anything. This story also teaches children how to play with other children, and to respect the interests of others; even if it's not what their use to. Lastly, this story teaches parents to listen to their children and know what their interests are.