16 coloured pages!
10th book of a series of 14 beautifully illustrated children's books of iconic Australian creatures.
The koalas are waking up. They are hanging in various positions in the gum trees. (Eucalyptus trees). A mother koala is climbing around the branches. Fuzzy is resting in his mother’s pouch. The other koalas are eating leaves.
Fuzzy’s mother carries him on her back. Bluey is watching, which is a character from a previous book: Who is Laughing?
Later, Fuzzy has grown larger. He wants to venture out and play with his friend Mika. They decide to meet on the ground. After that, a cockatoo pops his head out of a hole in the tree trunk. Subsequently, a frightened Fuzzy slips and dangles on a branch. Safely at the bottom of the tree, the friends decide to play hide and seek. They are using the numbers one to ten for counting down.
Fuzzy is snuggling up in his mother’s arms. He is feeling safe to go to sleep.
Included are other illustrations, which are of kookaburras, pink and grey galahs (cockatoos), a frilled-neck lizard as well as beautiful eucalyptus trees, blossoms and gum nuts. This Australian animal picture book is endearing and educational.
10th book of a series of 14 beautifully illustrated children's books of iconic Australian creatures.
The koalas are waking up. They are hanging in various positions in the gum trees. (Eucalyptus trees). A mother koala is climbing around the branches. Fuzzy is resting in his mother’s pouch. The other koalas are eating leaves.
Fuzzy’s mother carries him on her back. Bluey is watching, which is a character from a previous book: Who is Laughing?
Later, Fuzzy has grown larger. He wants to venture out and play with his friend Mika. They decide to meet on the ground. After that, a cockatoo pops his head out of a hole in the tree trunk. Subsequently, a frightened Fuzzy slips and dangles on a branch. Safely at the bottom of the tree, the friends decide to play hide and seek. They are using the numbers one to ten for counting down.
Fuzzy is snuggling up in his mother’s arms. He is feeling safe to go to sleep.
Included are other illustrations, which are of kookaburras, pink and grey galahs (cockatoos), a frilled-neck lizard as well as beautiful eucalyptus trees, blossoms and gum nuts. This Australian animal picture book is endearing and educational.
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