We all know size doesn't matter, that is until you get shrunk to the size of an ant... or even smaller.
Kids will delight in another adventure with Wizz, navigating the world as he gets smaller and smaller, every time you turn the page!

Wizz is back again - and what disaster is he trying to avoid this time?

He's as cheeky as ever, and he'll do whatever he can to stop you reading this book!

Another hilarious story that will entertain children and adults alike. Ignore Wizz and keep reading the book till you reach the end, if you dare!

WORLD-WIDE APPEAL: The Do Not Open This Book series has been translated into 35 languages and sold over two million copies around the world.

ENTERTAINING & INTERACTIVE: Kids love the way Wizz speaks directly to them in the story! Turning the page always has a consequence, what will it be this time?

THEMES OF POSITIVITY: Story will resonate with kids of all ages who just want to be bigger/stronger/better at something. Wizz can find the bright side at any size!

HILARITY ENSUES: Kids and adults alike will delight in reading these books over and over again, despite Wizz's best efforts!

About The Author

Andy Lee

Andy Lee is one of Australia’s most loved stars of radio, television and podcasting, best known for working in collaboration with Hamish Blake as the adored comedy duo Hamish and Andy. Together they host the No. 1 podcast in Australia for LiSTNR.

In addition to his many roles in the media, Andy is also a celebrated children’s author and has a best-selling picture book series, “Do Not Open This Book”.

About The Illustrator

Heath McKenzie

Heath McKenzie lives and works in a very small suburb in Melbourne, Australia and has worked with numerous clients and publishers worldwide. Along with illustration (which he's been doing professionally since 2003) and writing (which he's been getting away with since 2013) he's managed to sneak in the odd bit of design work along the way.

When not drawing he's busily helping raise a little family with his lovely wife, collecting an unnecessary amount of toys and books and occasionally attempting ambitious culinary feats in the kitchen.
He also enjoys possibly a bit too much tea.