When the mountains roared by Jess Butterworth
Ever since her mum died, Ruby has been afraid. Of cars. Of the dark. Of going to sleep and never […]
Books with current issues
Feasible planet by Ken Kroes
“There are no such things as great deeds—only small ones done with great heart.” – Mother Teresa Trying to live
The wild robot by Peter Brown
Clouds scudded through the sky Spiders spun intricate webs, Berries beckoned to hungry mouths, Foxes stalked hares, Mushrooms rose up
Kookaburras love to laugh by Laura and Phillip Bunting
Have you ever wondered about why a Kookaburra up in that old gum tree is laughing? Did you ever think
Little Whale by Jo Weaver.
“Is this home?” asked Little Whale. “No, we’ve still got a long way to go,” said Grey Whale. Deep blue
Can reading children’s stories help us change the world?
Each week every child at our school has the opportunity to visit the school library whether it be during their
You hold me up by Monique Gray Smith and Danielle Daniel.
The four words : You hold me up ring throughout this picture book, highlighting the importance of family, trust, friendship
Dot.common sense: How to stay smart and safe online by Ben Hubbard.
Have you been concerned about the prospect of your child delving into the unknown world of the internet alone? The
I love this tree by Anna Claybourne
Come and climb up a tree, sit on it’s branches and admire it’s leaves, seeds and fruit. Wonder no more
Snap review: Missing by Sue Whiting
I couldn’t put this book down. A heart wrenching, page turning young adult novel by Sue Whiting , missing is
This book will (help you) change the world by Sue Turton.
Do you actually know how you can change the world you live in? Do you understand the political system that
Treasure
What type of treasure will you find in your library today? What will it look like? Will it be what