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Sound interesting? The author thinks so too! Listen to I'm Not Tired and experience the compelling world of daylight savings time.

Tina the turtle loves getting tickled, but her mother is too busy to play. So, Tina sets out on a journey to find someone who loves tickling as much as she does. Along the way, she meets all sorts of sea creatures, each encounter teaching her valuable lessons about consent and safe touch.

When Badger and Hare share a burrow, their clashing needs and personalities create tension. But when a menacing fox threatens them, they must learn to respect each other's needs to survive. This audiobook beautifully imparts lessons about communication and compassion, reminding all listeners of the importance of understanding and respecting one another.

Join a young child on a spooky journey through the limitless bounds of imagination as they confront their fear of sleeping alone in the dark. Through the skillful narration, listeners will be transported into the child's world, where they encounter a monstrous presence.

Cats love lots of things, but sometimes it seems they don't even like the people who love them most.

Join little fish and big fish on an exciting and hilarious journey as they hunt for a feast fit for a king. Watch as little fish tries to gobble up food that's just too big for his mouth, and see the clever solution big fish comes up with.

This bird eats some veggie snacks. That bird can't sing, he just quacks.

This mouse's favorite food is cheese. That mouse's fur will make me sneeze.

This horse eats up lots of hay. That horse likes to neigh and neigh.

This bunny loves his carrots raw. That bunny thumps loud on the floor.

She washes clothes. She changes sheets. And hangs quilts out to air. She sorts, she folds. She puts away. A flower in her hair.

This puppy's licking her bowl clean. That puppy's growl sounds very mean.

Why do dogs like sniffing bottoms? A humourous exploration of this common dog behavior. Repetition and rhyme, fun illustrations, and even a song.

Eric's brain is so noisy that he can't hear his thoughts unless he says them out loud. But everyone keeps telling him to stop talking. Can his teacher find a way to save the day?

This kitten eats up all his food. That kitten is in a crazy mood. A fun rhyming book for younger children.

Macie has ditched her retail job and moved across the country for a career in the Royal Australian Air Force. Working, eating and sleeping alongside the most irritating person from her training course prompts Macie to seek out ways to widen her circle of friends. The jazz music at a local swing dance class captures her heart, and sexy swing dancer Matt sweeps her off her feet. Matt has claimed the tropical Northern Territory as home and has no plans to leave. He loves his teaching career with its predictable routine and has a great bunch of friends.

Treat your ears with tiny tales written and read by Renee Conoulty. These flash fiction stories vary in genre but lean towards women’s fiction and romance. You can find collections and longer works on Renee’s website http://heysaidrenee.blogspot.com/books If you enjoy my content, you can show your support by purchasing one of my books or making a small donation via https://ko-fi.com/reneeconoulty Music by Tri-Tachyon

Amelie has one job to do, but her incredible imagination is getting in her way. Will she finish her chores before dinner is served, or will the monsters in the shadows eat her?

Red contacts? Lookin’ good. Fake blood? Spattered everywhere. Dance shoes? Tied tight. Coerced by a co-worker, Karen steps out of her comfort zone and takes her first swing dance lesson. While she steps on toes and twirls into pool tables, two handsome men dance into Karen’s life. Chatting with Lowan makes her smile but dancing with Ben sends her heart skittering. The makeup layers of her Halloween costume give Karen the confidence to ask them both to dance but will it give her the courage to ask one of the men on a date? And if so, which one?

Everyone knows squirrels love to eat acorns, especially the creatures who like to eat squirrels.... Grey Squirrel wakes up to an empty house with an empty tummy. There's only one thing to do. Go and find himself something to eat. An acorn or three would be perfect. All he needs to do is travel through the forest, over the river and across the clearing to the Old Oak Tree. What could possibly go wrong?