NAIDOC Week 2020
NAIDOC week is on the horizon and there is no better way to celebrate than with books. Books that ignite […]
Books with current issues
Brave and strong, All day long. By Elizabeth Cummings
Today I’m taking part in the Just write for Kids Books on Tour and I’m happy to introduce Elizabeth Cummings
Living with the Anthropocene. Love, loss and hope in the face of Environmental Crisis. Edited by Cameron Muir, Kirsten Wehner and Jenny Newell. Published by New South Publishing
Ecology has taught us that the entire Earth is part of our body and that we must learn to respect
Melody Finch by Ian Boyd and Gary Luck
You must complete your journey Melody. You cannot change back into a human without truly understanding the whole river system.
Rain Shaker by Elizabeth Mary Cummings. Illustrated by Cheri Hughes. Published by Big Sky Publishing.
We need to shake something to make the rain come and the plants grow. Rain Shaker by Elizabeth Mary Cummings
Scary Bird by Michel Streich.
Something happened in the aviary. It freaked out all of the birds. A new bird was there. He looked scary!
Feathers by Karen Hendriks and illustrated by Kim Fleming
Mum always said, ‘Feathers help you capture good dreams and keep the bad ones away.’ If I can catch a
Rain before Rainbows by Smriti Halls and David Litchfield
But….there are footsteps to follow. And words that are wise. A map that will guide us when troubles arise. Rain
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
The Biscuit Maker by Sue Lawson and Liz Anelli. Published by Walker Books.
Benedict Stanley and Audrey Mae live at number 23 Mavin Road The Biscuit Maker by Sue Lawson and Liz Anelli
The Forest in the tree: How fungi shape the earth by Ailsa Wild, Aviva Reed, Briony Barr and Gregory Crocetti
And in the darkness underground, we continue to shape the earth Fungi is often a walked over organism that many
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