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Windfall: Unlocking a fossil-free future by Ketan Joshi. Published by NewSouth Publishing

It is fair to grieve, to feel anxiety and trepidation about the near future, as the impacts already locked in […]

Every boy can be a hero, brave knight or superman by helping others, doing right and being the best he

If you’re scared of bushfires then guess what – you’re not alone. We all are. Newly published by Lothian children’s

Roland and his best friend, Garg the Barbarian leave the safety of their village and embark on a quest to

Benedict Stanley and Audrey Mae live at number 23 Mavin Road The Biscuit Maker by Sue Lawson and Liz Anelli

You have a smart mind You have a strong body You have a beautiful Heart. Meet Rosie, a young girl

And in the darkness underground, we continue to shape the earth Fungi is often a walked over organism that many

With a cat named Blong, a talking Mrs Quokka and a man named My Jolly bowler with a parrot on

This is a beautifully told and illustrated book about the strong relationship between a grandmother and her granddaughter. Not only

Each moment is mine for one strum in the eternity of time. So I open the cage door all the

Where was the Lost Library? Surely someone must know, thought Oliver. But everyone was too busy….. Oliver is a young

I’d be part of the group, of that there’s no doubt, but I cannot fit in when my shadow stands