Aristotle, Son of Riddlington

Riddlington has returned to his Australian Bush environment, where his son, Aristotle takes centre stage. Along with his two favourite brothers, Hieronomus and Hannibal, they unwittingly engage in numerous, highly unrecommended activities and exploits, more often than not, inspired and abetted by the Three Big Black Birds who have their own motives for anything that looks like fun, and especially if it is at the expense of the vulnerable and naïve brothers. This includes a very odd, bored cloud, fairy floss, a nut job bull, a prehistoric rocking chair, sticky black gold, Hula emus, a ridgy-didge bush race, a Ferris Wheel, suicidal termites, and a pre-wake farewell. But don't be fooled, there is nothing silly about these rabbits. This is the second book in the Riddlington series.