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Eke the Echidna
Peter Cowan
Paperback (Austin Macauley, March 29, 2019)What is an echidna? Is it a hedgehog? An anteater? Some kind of walking potato? Follow your field guide Eke as he traipses through the Australian bush and demonstrates some of the wonderful characteristics of these unusual Australian animals. Just please avoid being distracted by platypuses... they love the attention.
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Eke the Echidna
Peter Cowan
Hardcover (Austin Macauley, March 29, 2019)What is an echidna? Is it a hedgehog? An anteater? Some kind of walking potato? Follow your field guide Eke as he traipses through the Australian bush and demonstrates some of the wonderful characteristics of these unusual Australian animals. Just please avoid being distracted by platypuses... they love the attention.
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The Echidna
Pauline Reilly
Hardcover (Jarrold Pub, June 1, 1995)None
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The Echidna and the Cat
Zoe Armstrong, Jennifer Collin
Paperback (Duck Soup Press, Nov. 15, 2016)Porky the Echidna loves nothing more than filling his tummy with juicy ants and going in search of adventure. He finds both the night he ventures into town and meets a happy-go-lucky cat named Jessica. But Porky’s adventure becomes more than he bargained for, and soon he and Jessica are running for their lives!
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Tachy the Echidna
Pauline Reilly
Paperback (Bristlebird Books, March 15, 2003)None
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The Echidna and the Cat
Zoe Armstrong, Jennifer Collin
eBook (Duck Soup Press, Nov. 14, 2016)Porky the Echidna loves nothing more than filling his tummy with juicy ants and going in search of adventure. He finds both the night he ventures into town and meets a happy-go-lucky cat named Jessica. But Porky’s adventure becomes more than he bargained for, and soon he and Jessica are running for their lives! Written by six-year-old Zoe Armstrong, the Echidna and the Cat is an early reader for children aged 4 - 11. It's set in Australia and is written in UK English.
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Eke the Echidna
Peter Cowan
eBook (Austin Macauley Publishers Ltd, April 17, 2019)What is an echidna? Is it a hedgehog? An anteater? Some kind of walking potato? Follow your field guide Eke as he traipses through the Australian bush and demonstrates some of the wonderful characteristics of these unusual Australian animals. Just please avoid being distracted by platypuses… they love the attention.