Our Books
Children's books published by Crow's Feet Books.
Uluru Rescue
The Quokka sQuad flies to Uluru for their next big adventure. Exploring Anangu country, they discover that even in the outback, there are friends to make and rescues to be had.
Frognapped!
On holiday in Cairns, the Quokka sQuad stumbles upon Fergus McFarty McPhie — an opera-singing frog kidnapped by two sneaky cassowaries. Can Freya, Pippin, Tilly and Ziggy save Fergus from a fate worse than school detention?
Tassie Tangles
The Quokka family (Mum, Dad, Freya, Pippin, Tilly and Ziggy) travelled around Tasmania on a holiday. Their adventure took them to many places, including Hobart, Port Arthur and Bicheno. The sQuad made friends with Colin, the curlew from Collingwood.
Desert Discovery
The quokka family hitches up the caravan and heads across the Nullarbor Plain. From Norseman to the 90 Mile Straight, this outback road trip is full of surprises, roadside discoveries, and Australian landscapes.
Ziggy Quokka Investigates Ned Kelly
Join Ziggy Quokka on an exciting journey through Australia's past as he explores the legend of Ned Kelly. With curiosity, kindness, and a love of learning, Ziggy uncovers the events that shaped the life of Australia's most well-known bushranger, helping young readers discover the difference between history, legend, and folklore. Perfect for children aged 5–9, this beautifully illustrated picture book presents an age-appropriate introduction to an important chapter of Australian history. Rather than taking sides, Ziggy encourages readers to think, ask questions, and understand that history can be remembered from different perspectives. Parents, grandparents, teachers, and homeschoolers will appreciate this engaging story that inspires curiosity, critical thinking, empathy, and a love of Australian history.
Poo Long and the Scary Shadow
Poo Long the baby dragon is ready for a peaceful night's sleep — until he hears a mysterious SCRITCH, SCRITCH, SCRITCH! Two little mice come scurrying into his room, frightened by something they believe is a monster. Then Poo Long notices a huge, strange shadow moving on his bedroom wall. It has a great round head, two big horns and mysterious wiggly shapes. Is there really something scary hiding in Poo Long's room? With courage, curiosity and a little help from his new friends, Poo Long discovers that sometimes the things that frighten us aren't nearly as scary as they seem.