Stories
Imagine if Shel Silverstein, Hayao Miyazaki, Dr Seuss, the Teletubbies and Andy Warhol had a whimsical tea party – that's the flavour or I bring to my work! With a splash of humour, a dash of wonder, and a generous sprinkle of quirkiness, I craft picture books that tickle fancies, spark imaginations, and warm hearts.
My pages burst with oddball characters who skip, tumble, and somersault through adventures big and small. Whether you're a tot, a teen, or a grown-up with a forever-young spirit, come join the fun!
Turning giggles into guffaws, doodles into masterpieces, and everyday moments into extraordinary memories – one delightfully peculiar page at a time!
- Aly Indermühle
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PINCHY the crab’s Seaside Adventure
On a sunny morning, as the waves tickle the shore, Pinchy discovers something round and shiny. Is it a magic pearl? A moon pebble? Or maybe a glowing sea marble?
But watch out! This treasure is too hot to handle.
OUCH! OUCH! OUCH!
Will Pinchy solve the mystery of his pearly surprise? Dive into this delightful tale of curiosity, friendship, and unexpected discoveries on the ocean floor!
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EDGAR the BRAVE
Meet Edgar, a young black cockatoo who's not quite ready to leave his cozy nest. With wobbly legs and trembling feathers, he faces his biggest challenge yet – learning to fly!
When an accidental tumble sends Edgar plummeting from his treetop home, he finds himself in a world that's TOO BIG, TOO LOUD, and TOO SCARY.
But giving up isn't an option when you're far from home.
Edgar the Brave teaches children that sometimes the bravest thing we can do is take that first leap – even when it feels impossible.
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MADDIE MESSY MOP
Maddie Messy Mop refuses to brush her unruly hair. She ignores her mother's warnings until a kookaburra builds a nest in her tangles.
KOO! KOO! KOO!
Maddie's head grows heavier as more Australian birds join - from lorikeets to fairy-wrens. She tries various comical methods to evict her feathered tenants, but nothing works. Maddie must overcome her aversion to brushing before her bird-filled mop becomes too heavy.
The story combines humour with gentle lessons about self-care and the consequences of choices.