AustLit

'In a gilded kennel lives a famous movie star named Mazy. While other dogs chase sticks at the park, Mazy chases her acting dreams. But then one morning Mazy's agent delivers bad news. They are only giving acting jobs to purebreds now. And Mazy is a mongrel. Can Mazy embrace what it is that makes her special and find her perfect role?

'In a gilded kennel lives a famous movie star named Mazy.

'While other dogs chase sticks at the park, Mazy chases her acting dreams.

'But then one morning Mazy's agent delivers bad news. They are only giving acting jobs to pedigrees now.

'Can Mazy embrace what it is that makes her special and find her perfect role?' (Publication summary)

'Life with Marge is NEVER boring! Even shopping for new shoes turns out to be an amazing adventure, especially when the lights go out and the children are stuck in the shop! And when Jakey decides he'd like to visit Australia, Marge has the best idea ever. She and the children will dig a tunnel and visit a completely different country...' (Source: Publisher's blurb)

'Have you met Marge? She has rainbow hair, tells wild stories and she's the best babysitter in the whole world. Things do SOMETIMES go off the rails when Marge is around but Jakey and Jemima don't mind that. Marge is back and this time she's taking the Button family on a train journey. When Mum and Dad go out for a 'romantic' (i.e., BORING) dinner, Marge takes the kids on an adventure of their own. Jakey's always longed to drive a train—and with Marge around to turn ordinary life extraordinary, there's a good chance his wish might come true!'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Another hilarious, anarchic and charming story in the Marge in Charge series! Marge is back and exploring the neighbourhood. With some help from Jemima and Jake, can she keep 'pirate' baby Zara under control and out of the duck pond? And can the children make sure Marge behaves at Uncle Desmond and Annie's wedding? The second fun family story in the series by actor and comedian Isla Fisher, illustrated with wit and warmth by Eglantine Ceulemans. For ages 7 -9.' (Publication summary)

'Jemima and Jake's new babysitter doesn't look too promising. In fact she looks very sensible, very old and VERY small (she only comes up to daddy's armpit!). But the moment their parents leave the house, Marge gives a mischievous wink, takes off her hat and reveals a marvellous mane of rainbow-coloured hair!

'Marge really is a babysitter like no other and the children spend a wild evening with her - racing snails, slurping chocolate soup and mixing potions in the bath! But if Jake and Jemima want her to babysit again it's time for them to take charge of Marge, tidy up and settle her down for a little sleep.' (Publication summary)