The story of Young Rufus, who would one day grow up to become the KILLEROO. This book is specifically aimed at younger readers, showcasing the formative adventures of Rufus and his time growing up in the Australian Outback. Exploring his friendship with his adopted Aboriginal brothers and sisters.

This book contains hilarious and humorous adventures of Rufus and Tufus. In the end, something inspirational will be set as an example for this orphans of love and care for their family, the Orphanage.

Something smells rotten? And Rufus and Clyde are going to get to the bottom of it! Come and follow along this 90 day mystery adventure while reading God’s word. See if Rufus and Clyde can get to the bottom of this ghastly odor before it’s too late. Asking, seeking and knocking (Matthew 7:7-8) will be the tools they’ll need to complete the task. This monthly issue focuses on bible scriptures targeting the persistence of seeking after God for direction, solutions and comfort. Packed with fun activities to do each and everyday, come and join in the fun!

Australia's indie anti-hero returns in an exciting 48 page story, as US Marines battle it out with KILLEROO in the Aussie outback.

When ten-year-old Rufus discovers that he has magical powers like his mother and grandmother, he learns that being a wizard is not quite what he expected.

Newbery Honor Book: “Delightful reading. An hour spent with the Moffats is fun for all ages.” —Kirkus Reviews (starred review) You’ve never met anyone quite like Rufus Moffat. He gets things done—but he gets them done his way. When he wants to check out library books, Rufus teaches himself to write...even though he doesn't yet know how to read. When food is scarce, he plants some special “Rufus beans” that actually grow . . . despite his digging them up every day to check on them. And Rufus has friends that other people don’t even know exist! He discovers the only invisible piano player in town, has his own personal flying horse for a day, and tours town with the Cardboard Boy, his dearest friend—and enemy. Rufus isn’t just the youngest Moffat, he's also the cleverest, the funniest, and the most unforgettable, in this classic series about a single-parent family in WWI-era Connecticut praised for its “abundant humor” (Horn Book Magazine). “Rufus M. is . . . unbeatable.” —The New Yorker “[The Moffats are] as nice a group as ever pulled together through hard times.” —The New York Times Book Review