The book contains animal facts and utilises a style of Victorian Cursive font similar to what is taught in the Australian education system. Children find the book interesting as their name can transfer into many of the sentences they select.

It’s a brilliant concept, and product.

Michelle has also seen many friends and other locals struggle in their return to employment after stretches of raising children.

I hear how difficult it can be to find work that fits into the “school hours” available to many parents. At the other end of the spectrum, many teenagers are leaving school with little experience to enter the workforce.
My hope is to be able to offer an opportunity for these people to get their foot in the door and gain some experience to boost their opportunities.

Currently, Michelle works with one local Virtual Assistant. Not only is she local, but their children go to school together. This has provided the Virtual Assistant a great opportunity for her to expand her skills while working during hours that suit her family. This has worked well for Bunyip Creations, as Michelle hasn’t had to do it all on her own and so far, they have been able to use their individual knowledge and skill sets to create engaging social media content and brainstorm promotions for the business.

While the support for wildlife parks and conservation projects is only just starting to gain momentum, various zoos and sanctuaries that feature their conservation projects are regularly shared to Bunyip Creations’ social media pages. Their Facebook and Instagram pages also
offer facts and information about fauna and flora from around the world.

Ultimately, Michelle’s goal is to use book sales to give a portion of their profits to the wildlife parks directly. Various competitions and codes that will promote this are coming, so keep your eyes on their social media! (All contact details below)