I ate sunshine for breakfast. A celebration of plants around the world by Michael Holland FLS & Philip Giordano
Every single day, and in every single way, we use plants. From the food we eat and the cars we […]
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Found by Bruce Pascoe and Charmaine Ledden-Lewis
I want my mother and sisters and brothers. I’m all alone. Immerse yourself in the red dirt of the Australian
Adventure starts at Bedtime. Written by Ness Knight and illustrated by Qu Lan
Make your bedtime a grand adventure with 30 true stories of daring and danger, written by a real-life adventurer Ness
The Last Migration by Charlotte McConaghy
And dozens of Arctic Terns fill the white of sky and earth. The last of them, perhaps in the world.
Kookaburra by Claire Saxby & illustrated by Tannya Harricks
In the crinkled shadows night-dwellers yawn, day-creatures stretch and Kookaburra laughs. Kookaburra is another wonderful book published by Walker Books
Not too far from my back door by Tania Louise Smith
The moon had always been there but today I listened to its meaningful melody Not too far from my back
The day we went to away by Stuart French and Madison Pollard
Next time you want to throw something Away, remember that there is no such place on earth! In this timely
Grumbelina by Esther Krogdahl & illustrated by Aleksandra Szmidt
Mum said, “Deep breaths, now let’s count out four.” Grumbelina took one and grumbled some more. I’m sure we’ve all
The Inkberg Enigma by Jonathon King
Graphic novels for younger readers are becoming a lot more common place in book stores and libraries recently and this
Ten Sleepy Sheep by Renee Treml
Count the numbers from 10 to one to see who is really falling asleep. Renee Treml’s artwork in this board
Small Town by Phillip Gwynne and Tony Flowers
My town is so nice, they named it twice! Small Town by Phillip Gwynne and Tony Flowers is a sweet
Kitty is not a cat: Lights out by Jess Black
One day, a small girl with two black pigtails knocks on the cat’s front door. Before they know what’s happened,