Take a look inside the upcoming Bluey books!

Every decade has its own iconic kids’ shows – in the ’90s, there was The Wiggles and the naughties gave us Dora the Explorer and Spongebob Squarepants. Now, there’s Bluey, the adorable series about the adventures of a six-year-old blue heeler puppy and her family!

This show has become a hit with little kids across Australia, getting over 90 million plays on ABC iView and peaking at #1 on the Australian iTunes Kids Chart. It’s the TV phenomenon that just keeps getting bigger and better, so by now you must have heard the news that a book series is on the way!

Bluey: The Beach and Bluey: Fruit Bat are the first two board books in the brand new book series based on popular episodes of the show. They have lift-the-flap and glow-in-the-dark embellishments respectively, and there’s also a sticker activity book called Bluey: Time to Play to help kids unleash their imagination and creativity on the page.

These books are so cute and will make perfect Christmas presents for your little ones. They’ll be out on 5 November, 2019 – scroll down to take a look inside!

Bluey: The Beach

A Lift-the-Flap Book

Join Bluey for a fun day at the beach. What will you discover along the way?

While Mum is off for a walk along the beach, Bluey discovers a beautiful shell. She runs to show Mum and has a series of encounters that will both excite and test her in unexpected ways.

Pre-order it here!

Bluey: Fruit Bat

A Glow-in-the-Dark Book

Join Bluey on a dreamy night-time adventure. What will you see in the dark?

Not wanting to go to bed, Bluey wishes she was a nocturnal fruit bat that stays up all night. Soon she finds herself flying through the night sky.

Pre-order it here!

Bluey: Time to Play

Sticker Activity Book

Have fun with Bluey and Bingo as they play their favourite games! There are stickers to place, puzzles to solve and so much more.

Pre-order it here!

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