Final storm by Deborah Abela
In a world of wild weather, is anyone safe? Final Storm is the third book in the Grimsdon series – […]
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Windcatcher: The migration of the short-tailed shearwater. By Diane Jackson Hill and Craig Smith
From a tiny island on the edge of the Southern Ocean, a lighthouse beams. The Short-Tailed Shearwater fly around 30,000km
Where the river runs gold by Sita Brahmachari
The way Shifa saw it, humans were the family and the earth, sky, sea, planets and universe were the humans’
Bille by Nicole Godwin and Demelsa Haughton
Billie adores surfing. She loves the wildness. The height. The thrill. Billie is a dolphin who loves to play and
Detention by Tristan Bancks
We’re good people in a bad situation. That’s what Mum always said Detention is Tristan Bancks’ latest book and it
A hollow is a home by Abbie Mitchell. Illustrated by Astred Hicks.
A book entirely dedicated to species that live in hollows, A hollow is a home by Abbie Mitchell will enlighten
Little Green Kitchen. Simple vegetarian recipes by David Frenkiel and Luise Vindahl
We are moving towards less meat consumption in our household and lots more plant based meals. This book is amazing!
Ella and the Ocean by Lian Tanner and Jonathan Bentley
One night Ella dreamt of the ocean. Ella lives in outback Australia where the land cracks open, the red dirt
The Land of Roar by Jenny McLachlan
What do you get when you cross a grandpa who loves jokes, twins who have vivid imaginations and a dusty
True animal tales: Kung Fu Kangaroo by Merv Lamington and Allison Langton
Based on a true story, Kung Fu Kangaroo is a feel good story about finding what you are good at
Monuments by Will Kostakis
High school days and navigating friendships – it was hard work, especially when you broke up with a best friend.
Stand up for the future. A Celebration of Inspirational Young Australians.
Written by a team at Penguin Random House, this book is a compilation of stories about young people who are