Domonic Buckman: Author & Illustrator of Children's Books

About the Author & Illustrator

Domonic Buckman works in primary education. He is dedicated to serving his community, creating a nurturing learning environment and shaping young minds. His commitment to service and passion for education has guided his creative flair when writing and illustrating stories for younger audiences. Google Books

Published Titles by Domonic Buckman

A Park in the Sky

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Formats: Paper back and Kindle Edition

The Booger Behemoth

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Formats: Paper back, Hard back and Kindle Edition

Hard back available from online booksellers - Booktopia, Amazon, Barnes and Noble.

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Book Reviews

Book Description

In "The Park in the Sky," Domonic Buckman has created an inspiring story about love and reunion for all pet lovers of all ages. Using his gift for illustrating and writing, he has crafted a heartfelt and fun-loving story for anyone who cherishes the companionship of a family pet and dreams of meeting them fit and healthy once again.

Have you ever wondered what happens to our pet dogs when they pass away? They go to a park in the sky of course. One October afternoon, Sherman passes away and leaves his beloved family behind. He wakes to find himself in a park filled with thousands of other dogs and endless fields of games. Sherman quickly discovers that life after passing is not so bad and he sets off on a quest to find answers to some serious puppy questions. Sherman faces the usual fate of nice little puppies that have been good boys. To wait. To wait for answers, to wait for his turn, to wait for love, to wait for pats and to wait for the day he is called to the gate. A book to help all children who have lost a special furry friend.

Domonic Buckman beautifully captures the loving bond between people and their pets through his wonderful illustrations and storytelling. His heartwarming tale is filled with joy and will touch the hearts of both children and pet enthusiasts of all ages.

Book Description

In The Booger Behemoth, Domonic Buckman spins a hilarious, snot-filled adventure that will leave kids laughing out loud. Norman Nostrildamus is having a rough morning—the kind where your nose won’t stop running, and all you want to do is stay in bed. But his mum has other plans! Despite feeling too sick for school, Norman is sent off with one mission: don’t let the teachers see boogers coming out of his nose.

What starts as a normal day quickly spirals out of control when Norman’s boogers seem to take on a life of their own. Juggling school rules, his mum’s strict instructions, and even some military-style orders, Norman does his best to keep his snotty situation under wraps. But the more he tries to control it, the bigger the problem becomes—until his boogers transform into a legendary, out-of-control Booger Behemoth!

Now, Norman must find a way to hide his monster booger from the teachers, avoid detention, and somehow escape from the school's booger-busting brigade. As the snot keeps growing, so do Norman’s problems. Will he be able to stop the Booger Behemoth before he gets caught by the army?

Packed with ridiculous situations, gross humour, and a ton of boogers, this story is perfect for kids who love silly, laugh-out-loud adventures. Buckman’s wild imagination, illustrations, and Norman’s outlandish misadventures will keep readers hooked, eagerly flipping pages to see if Norman can outsmart his teachers, dodge the army, and escape the biggest booger in history.

Grab your tissues and get ready for a side-splitting, snot-filled ride that’s unforgettable—whether you’re a kid who’s ever felt too sick for school or just someone in the mood for a laugh!

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Inspiration for Writing and Illustrating 'A Park in the Sky'

The character in the book 'A Park in The Sky' draws inspiration from the author's cherished dog, Sherman. Sherman faithfully accompanied the author from the tender age of 6 weeks until his passing at the age of 15 years and 7 months.