Books published by publisher Barny Books

'That ugly red fungus killed all the wheat for flour, killed all the oat, and sugar cane for sugar and golden syrup, along with all the grass for cows and butter. Killed just about every ingredient that me and Dad used to use when we made Anzac bickies. I don't think I'll ever see another Anzac bickie in my whole life.' Ella and her brother Emery are alone in a city that's starving to death. If they are going to survive, they must get away, upcountry, to find Emery's mum. But how can two kids travel such big distances across a dry, barren and dangerous landscape? Well, when you've got a few big doggos, the answer is you go mushing. When Emery is injured, Elle finds herself suddenly responsible for safely navigating the wheeled dog-sled through rough terrain, and even rougher encounters with desperate people. As with 'How to Bee', Bren MacDibble has set 'The Dog Runner' in an all-too-possible dystopian future Australia where climate change has taken hold. Her compelling adventure underlines the depth of ancient knowledge and the human ingenuity which will ultimately give tomorrow's generations hope of averting ultimate global disaster.

Nellybug, the first and original tooth fairy, will have her history revealed in this exciting first installment in her chapter book series. Mystery, adventure, and friendship await Nellybug as she lands in the Greater Fairy Forest, located in Neverland, and must begin finding out who she is and what she can become. Her story is filled with imaginative magic, perfect for girls and boys ages 6 to 10 who love chapter books, or for parents to share with their young readers in a bedtime story format. Nellybug: The True Story of the Tooth Fairy is the first self-published book for author Nathan A. Stout, beautifully illustrated by Justin Gerard.

Nellybug, the first and original tooth fairy, will have her history revealed in this exciting first installment in her chapter book series. Mystery, adventure, and friendship await Nellybug as she lands in the Greater Fairy Forest and must begin finding out who she is and what she can become. Her story is filled with imaginative magic, perfect for girls and boys ages 6 to 10 who love chapter books, or for parents to share with their young readers in a bedtime story format. Nellybug: The True Story of the Tooth Fairy is the first self-published book for author Nathan A. Stout, beautifully illustrated by Justin Gerard.

A non-fiction picture book. How do animals sleep? Some alone, some in packs, some upside-down, some in the daytime...Kate Prendergast takes a close look at the sleeping habits of a wide range of animals, birds and fish. Includes meerkats, bats, horses and dogs - and who knew that fish slept with their eyes open? A first information book, illustrated with beautiful close-ups of the animals featured, the book ends with a question - do animals dream? and four pages of curious animal facts.

Chase Bradford, king of New York City’s high school elite, is dragged to Nashville for his senior year at St. Ambrose Academy. On his second day, the Queen Bee is found dead in the school swimming pool. Chase isn’t surprised, since he saw a vision on the water’s surface during swim practice just hours before Cheyenne died. Before Chase can properly freak out, he discovers snarky writer Natalie and narcoleptic computer genius Bryan also possess unusual abilities. The three must work together to discover how Cheyenne died and why…before the killer can get away with it. But Natalie and Bryan are from different social circles and pose a threat to Chase's elite status. High school politics are nothing new to Chase, but the psychic abilities are.The list of suspects isn’t surprising, since few people actually liked the popular queen of the elite. Chase, Natalie, and Bryan follow every vision, every lead – even Cheyenne's own father – right up to the shocking end.

Johnnie Stubbs is forced to confront his conscience while dodging both bombs and the law in this exciting tale of adventure and morality set in World War II London. With no mother to answer to and a father in the army, Johnnie joins his relatives in a gypsy caravan in an attempt to hide from the authorities. The success of his refuge is jeapordized when a traumatized little girl, drawn to him in the aftermath of a nearby explosion, compels Johnnie to make a compromise between personal concerns and the welfare of the toddler who needs his protection.

Looking for a fun and active way to help instill biblical values in your kids while cementing a firm foundation of faith that will “stick” with them for a lifetime? Faith That Sticks provides a creative outlet for kids to express their faith in fun and meaningful ways.Hey, parents and teachers! Let Faith That Sticks be your one-stop shop for stickers that feature Bible verses, colorful graphics, inspiration, and motivation for living a faith-centered life. Faith That Sticks is perfect for playtime, crafts, Sunday school lessons, rewards, scrapbooks, and so much more!Includes 72 stickers that remind kids to share, be giving, and care for one another.

A delightful tapestry of a magical, lost-world society comes together in this poetic and humorous story for children. The amazing tales behind the squares of this wonderful and time-worn quilt are unraveled: a red velvet patch recalls an exquisite dress ball and a magical midnight feast with a highwayman, while a square of green brocade carries memories of Captain Tramlemousse, a pirate. Children will immerse themselves in the beautiful language and fantastical characters of this beautifully written book.