
Everybody has a father, right? Bounce and Pounce aren't sure about that. Everybody else
seems to have a father except them.
In this new story about the Scoot, Scoot Bandicoots® Bounce and Pounce find out
about all sorts of different fathers, and get a surprise when they least expect it.
Where's Our Dad? has updated notes on real bandicoots plus -- a colouring-in page!
Bounce is in trouble again. Can Pounce and Mum rescue him, or will they need help?
In this brand-new Scoot, Scoot Bandicoots ® adventure you can find out:
-- What butterflies taste like;
-- How big a beetle has to be before it's big enough to share.
-- Why you shouldn't eat something you find in the garden shed.
Bounce's Sore Tummy has updated notes on real bandicoots plus -- a colouring-in page!
Why is Grandpa Bandicoot so grumpy?
Bounce and Pounce want to help make him feel better, but it seems that everything they do is a disaster. After a lot of mistakes they finally discover what’s really wrong and how to put it right.
Based on real-life observations of these little known Australian marsupials, “Scoot, Scoot Bandicoot ® will charm beginning readers
and teach them something about how bandicoots live.
ISBN: 978-0-646-4992-5
Bounce is in trouble again—a whole bucketful of trouble!
The little bandicoot’s liking
for strawberry jam has landed him in a mess and it looks as if he can’t get out
of it.
ISBN: 0-9775948-0-7
Even the smartest little bandicoots can get into trouble.
Why won’t Pounce’s new friend come home and meet Mum? What’s happened to Baby Jack?
And why doesn’t Bounce want any of Kerry Kookaburra’s play lunch?
Book III in the adventures of the Scoot, Scoot, Bandicoots ® is sure to enthrall young readers.
With updated notes on real bandicoots and a colour-it-yourself page.
ISBN: 798-0-9775948-1-8
We know you will enjoy the Scoot, Scoot Bandicoot book series by Australian children's author,
Karen Treanor. Please vist the
bandicoot diary pages for entertaining stories of our
favourite bandicoot hijinks. You may also want to visit some of our children's link partners
on our links page.
What started with two suburbanites lost on the back roads turned into a 20-year love affair with the beautiful and ever-surprising Perth Hills.
This collection of short stories about enterprising bandicoots, predatory possums, and the biggest spiders outside a nightmare will
amuse and entertain readers of all ages.
The Angelus Ghost is a romantic mystery with a dash of history. It is in its second printing just in time for Christmas. Suitable for ladies of quality from 15 to 95, the story features a heroine smart enough not to go into a spooky cellar without a light and a derringer!
Nothing in her nursing training prepared Tara O’Neill to be a ghost hunter --but then she came to Angelus.
Even as western Ireland welcomes in the twentieth century, events from long ago cast chilling shadows over Angelus House, scene of many dark and bloody deeds, where unexplained ‘accidents’ are threatening the life and sanity of Meade Castlereagan.
The villagers say the house is haunted; Meade’s husband thinks she’s imagining things; but Tara believes there’s something truly evil roaming the dark halls.
Can she convince anyone else before another murder is done?
Torn between her duty to her patient and the amorous attention of two attractive men, Tara grits her teeth, loads her derringer, and sets out to find The Angelus Ghost.
Homesick? Heimwee? We've got the antidote.
Nostalgia buffs, homesick old Africa hands and fans of the Golden Age of murder will enjoy this book, set in southern Africa in
1935. Stolen diamonds, mysterious Nazis, a refugee artist and a modern but powerful queen keep the story moving at a leopard's
dash from start to finish.
If you like a cozy mystery story, come and
meet Geneva Bradford and her friends. Find out what's been turning up in the
gardens of Byford, Massachusetts.
Long Bones
In this second book in the Geneva Bradford series, Geneva is worried by a stranger who's taking an interest in her family. When he turns up in somebody else's tomb, Geneva and her children are on the suspect list, especially when it seems they might have something to gain by the stranger's death.
Bandicoot Photos feature the lovable marsupial the bandicoot,
also known as the isoodon obesulus.
The Scoot, Scoot Bandicoot book series as
individual books or as a five book set.