"Deep in a hollow, near Ironbark Creek, Blossom the Possum was trying to sleep. But it's raining and all the animals come, one-by-one, to share her warm hollow. How will Blossom ever get to sleep?" -- Back cover.

Out on the branch Came a rum, rumble tum. Tree Mouse was hoping To share Blossom's plum. With a ratter, tap, tap, And a squeal of delight, Mouse asked politely, 'May I have a bite?' Sequel to the much-loved best-selling book Goodnight Possum!

Deep in a hollow, near Ironbark Creek, Blossom the Possum was trying to sleep. But it.s raining and all the animals come, one-by-one, to share her warm hollow. How will Blossom ever get to sleep.

In The Peculiar Possum, Tobin, a sweet pangolin, Bismark, a loud-mouthed sugar glider, and Dawn, a serious fox, encounter strange sounds and smells in the valley. When an unfamiliar animal appears, Bismark is not pleased But soon Bismark and the Brigade learn that being peculiar is also reason to be proud. Includes bonus Nocturnals fun facts about animals and their nighttime world and a glossary of Peculiar Words from different languages (Ages 5-7) Themes include accepting differences, empathy, and kindness Visit the Nocturnals World online to download printable activities including makerspace crafts, sight word games, The Nocturnals kindness game, language arts educator guides, and more

Peep! Peep! Peep! Possum opened one small eye. What was that noise? Snug and warm in the midst of his winter's nap, Possum is roused by a small peep, peep, peep. In cranky morning fashion he is determined to find out who has so rudely awakened him. He and his friends, a bear, a muskrat, and a couple of catbirds, who also want the racket to stop, search high and low for the mystery peeper. Soon, though, with the sun shining down warm on their feathers and fur, they realize it wasn't so bad to be rousted out of bed after all.

A frisky possum leads the family in a frantic chase through the pantry, kitchen, bathroom, study, and other rooms of the house.