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Scribbly Gum secrets by Dannika Patterson and Megan Forward

“Does anyone know who would draw on a tree?” asked Charlie admiring a blue banded bee. Scribbly Gum secrets, written […]

Welcome, traveller, for you are amongst friends. You will never look at an old suitcase again without wondering where it

The door slaps shut. There, I’ve done it. I’ve crossed the bridge. One life over. Onto the next. When a

Darwin wrote that Life was a struggle. If any particular animal in a species had a useful variation, it was

She flung the fabric around her shoulders….and then everything went black. Carly Mills, the main adventurer in Carly Mills: Pioneer

10 little figs are on my tree. I love figs and they’re all for me. Take a leap into this

Thirty-three days after leaving Leongatha, Lennie rode Ginger Mick down George Street in Sydney. Have you ever heard of the

One morning, Tabitha woke up on the wrong side of the bed. She soon discovered why . Have you ever

The science of chemistry has armed itself with the most terrible weapons, and that in turning those weapons against insects

Today we said goodbye to Jimmy. Lots of people were there. We blew bubbles. Jimmy liked bubbles. A gentle yet

Our way is respect. We listen. Learn. Share. The brightly coloured cover will catch your attention straight away – and

Is a baby echidna called a calf, a joey or a puggle? Magabala books along with Kamsani Bin Salleh have