A story that doesn’t just point north — it points to belonging.

A rhyming adventure where difference is the secret superpower.

Leo wasn’t expecting to find a magical compass in the motorhome’s garage hatch, but that’s exactly what happened. And nothing’s been the same since. With a flick, a spin, and a curious wobble, the compass doesn’t just point north, it points to mystery, mayhem and maps that rewrite themselves. Each twist leads Leo, Mummy (and Benny the almost reliable motorhome) into unexpected adventures, scattered with historical surprises, geographical wonders, and a few mischievous Easter eggs for eagle-eyed readers.

The Wonky Compass is written for all kinds of children — the loud ones, the quiet ones, the neurodivergent, the neurotypical, the dreamers and the doers. It's packed with clues, rhymes, riddles and reasons to look again. And it gently proves that solving big problems often takes all sorts of minds working together, not just the ones who get gold stars at school.

Wholesome, funny, and just a little bit wild, this is an inclusive story with heart, humour, and heaps of hidden learning.

So buckle up. Whether you’re five or fifty-five, if you’ve got curiosity and kindness in your heart, this story’s for you.

This is not just any story.
It’s our kind of north.