The Little Cracked Pot is a story inspired by an ancient Chinese proverb. The story speaks to the value of diversity and the flawed idea of what is "perfect." This is a simple, yet powerful message which all children should hear.

Cute Food is a delicious plate of spaghetti cooked up by a couple of meatballs Shaun and Christina Patterson. The duo is working together again after the success of their joint books The Little Cracked Pot and Fairies on My Island. Sweet, funny, and often adorkable, this colourful collection of miniature polymer clay illustrations by artist Christina served up with a side of Shaun's very punny writing will leave you feeling full."

Have you seen the wee Fairy Folk? Well, look no further than your own garden to catch a glimpse. In 2010, Shaun and Christina Patterson travelled far and wide to observe the magical fairy folk in their natural habitat. Little did they know that they needn't look farther than their own garden. Teeming with baby fairies, join Shaun and Christina as they introduce you to these smallest of the small. Baby fairies are not so different from human babies. Watch as they feel, learn, explore and laugh in their wonderful garden homes.

We all start out in life as precious babies, but what if we'd all been born as monsters? Scary monsters What if we could have been Monster Babies and cause all kinds of trouble, drooling green and brandishing sharp little teeth? If only we had the choice, we would have started our lives as Monster Babies. Join artist Christina Patterson and author Shaun Patterson as they take you through a series of whimsical "what ifs" illustrated with the cutest sculptures this side of Transylvania. Come all ye Boys and Girls, Beasts and Ghouls, and see what kind of Monster Baby you might have wanted to be...