MY BOOKS
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WHAT COLOUR IS THE SEA? Koala has a question for her friends – what colour is the sea? But they all give her different answers, and Koala doesn’t know who to believe. Owl suggests she finds out for herself. Koala sets off for the sea, only to discover that all her friends are right – the sea is no colour and many colours. A beautiful tale of discovery and perception. March 3rd, 2020 WHERE DO THE STARS GO? Possum wakes one day and wants to know where the stars go in the daytime. His friends all have ideas and he spends a wonderful day discovering "stars" in his environment. So wonderful, in fact, that even when his mother helps him discover the true answer, he still plans to look for more stars the next day. May 4th, 2021 |
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WOMBAT CAN'T SING (2022) Wombat loves to listen to Fantail sing, especially when Fantail says that her songs make everyone happy. Wombat wants to make others happy, too. But his attempts at singing - even with lots of advice and assistance from friends - fall woefully short. Then Wombat discovers his own unique way to make others just as happy.
May 5th, 2022 |
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WHEN I CAN FLY (2023)
Little Boobook is obsessed with the idea of going to the city. He promises himself that as soon as he learns to fly, he’ll set off on his adventure. The city, however, is not what he imagined at all, and he finds himself missing his mum and ready for a new adventure back at home. This is a delightful picture book about taking a chance, working hard to achieve your dreams and the comfort of a loving family. August 30, 2023 |
MY OTHER BOOKS
Before I was fortunate enough to be picked up by Fremantle Press, I self-published a number of books under the name Katie W. Stewart. I'm still proud of them, so please do check them out. They're available from Amazon and other online bookshops.
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What happens when you combine a love of art, animals and history with a sense of humour? You get a book that is delightfully different. Famous Animals is an alternative history, an artistic peek at the world of such remarkable animals as Felix Mendelswann, Joan Aardvark and Luciano Pavaratti. At the same time, it takes a biographical look at some equally noteworthy humans. A book that will appeal to young and old alike.
Available in print only from online bookstores. Can be ordered at your local bookshop. ISBN 0994350503 |
A Treespeaker is one with his forest, moving with its spirit, inseparably bound to it.
Terrifying visions warn Jakan that a visitor to his tribe is not who he claims to be. As the villagers fall under the spell of the stranger’s mind-bending sorcery, Jakan grows desperate to be rid of him. Events take a sinister turn when he accuses the stranger of sacrilege — and it is Jakan, not the outsider, who is expelled from the forest.
Join Jakan on his perilous journey across a blighted land as he searches for the secret that will save his people — and himself.
Treespeaker is available as both an ebook and a print book. Click on the image above for a link to Amazon.
Kira has led a sheltered life, brought up by her widowed father, whom she adores. When he is arrested and imprisoned for a murder he allegedly committed 18 years before, she is devastated. So when she overhears an ex-student of her father's planning to visit the prison, Kira decides to go, too. However, the student - Arun - is not who she thinks he is, and she soon learns that her father has not always been the man of integrity she has known for fifteen years.
Caught in a rebellion against the Lord High Councillor who would return the country to Wizard Rule, Kira finds that there is one more lesson she has to learn - about herself. Success depends on her, but is she willing to make the sacrifice it will require?
A book for Young Adults, but suitable for all ages. Available as eBook or print.
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When twelve-year-old Zanarr learns the secret of his birth, he begins to wonder where he really belongs. After an earthquake devastates the Tribal Gathering, others, too, question the wisdom of allowing him to stay. But when his attempt to save someone's life goes dreadfully wrong, there is no choice left to him. Now he must try to make a home outside the forest. Will he be forced to follow in the steps of a man reviled both in and out of the forest, in order to survive?
Sequel to "Treespeaker"
When eleven-year-old James is given an electronic game by his old neighbour, he is intrigued by the absence of a screen. He soon finds that in 'The Dragon Box' there is no need for a screen. He's in for a game like no other he has played before. Can he win the crystal of Mommek and save the Kingdom of Grobnog from Khalana the witch? Or will he fail and lose a good friend in the process?
Fantasy with a touch of SciFi
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