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ISBN: 9781760991456
Dimensions: 23.5x23.5cm
Pages: 32
Publication year: 2022
Publisher: Fremantle Press
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Wombat Can’t Sing

Written by Katie Stewart

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Wombat loves to listen to Fantail sing, especially when Fantail says that her songs make everyone happy. Wombat wants to make others happy, too. But his attempts at singing – even with lots of advice and assistance from friends – fall woefully short. Then Wombat discovers his own unique way to make others just as happy.

PRAISE FOR THE BOOK

‘The exquisitely detailed illustrations featuring iconic Australian flora and fauna demonstrate the artist’s keen eye for detail and a deep love of the natural world. They are sure to captivate young readers who will enjoy poring over each beautifully textured spread. Another quality production from Fremantle Press, this is a stunning book that establishes Katie Stewart as a highly talented artist and storyteller. Highly recommended.’ Writing WA

‘With easy wording and a sometimes-bold font that jumps all over the page, this is a great read-along book for beginners. The wonderfully textured feel of the illustrations captivate the reader and help to hold their attention.’ StoryLinks

‘Aimed at children aged two to five years, it has a strong message about self-confidence and encouraging kids to appreciate their individual talents and strengths.’ Manjimup Bridgetown Times


Pages: 32
Publication Year: 2022
Publisher: Fremantle Press
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Katie Stewart

Katie Stewart is an author and illustrator. Born in the north of England, she came to Australia at the age of nine. She started her working life as an archaeologist and ethnohistorian, went on to teaching and then to being a mother. She later worked in a school library, but her lifelong dream was to […]