Corrugations, crocs, cyclones, coral and Cape Crutch Rot provide a lighter look at the adventures, misadventures, hazards and hiccups (along with the serious undertones) of keeping Australia’s animals and plants free of the ravages of exotic diseases and pests.

Cost $20 plus postage $10

O’Sainty’s Creek is seriously wise, moving and fun. It’s about reconnecting family, discovering indigenous Tasmanian roots and recovery from the trauma of Vietnam.

It’s also about romance, the culture and values of small rural communities and a sense of belonging in time and space.

It’s real people, down to earth, open and honest … life in the bush with the shackles taken off and all pumping to a seventies Mersey beat!

Cost $20 plus postage $10

Who would ever argue with a Hippo Stop-Go in Fluro? The hippo fights back after being made almost redundant after 60 million years of fine breeding because he didn’t come with digits! …. And couldn’t tap or text in this new age world!

Cost $15 plus postage $10

In the fourth book RCM takes on two toxic pests by recycling plastic waste through cane toads, a process that turns the plastic into ‘tastic’, a fine, super light thread that cocoons around the toads and lifts them away to disappear into space and eventually, the Black Hole.

In the third book RCM then turns his attention to saving the ice-caps and prevents the seas from warming and rising by the innovative processes of his’ Ice-cap-u-lator’

Recycle Michael then moves his talents towards saving the Great Barrier Reef by recycling Crown of Thorns Starfish through the Dugongulator and have them filter out as new coral spawn to rebuild the reef.