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One Potoroo. A story of survival by Penny Jaye and Alicia Rogerson. Published by CSIRO

In 2015 a bushfire swept through Two Peoples bay, a nature reserve of the southern coast of Western Australia. Bushfires […]

Until one day, when being different was exactly what was needed. A perfect book to read to children and adults

It’s that time of the year again – the wonderful Wilderness society awards! All of these books are not only

Now we will drift and dream and the wide sea and the whales in this wondrous world we share. This

NAIDOC week has fallen in school holidays this year but we can still celebrate and share some great lessons, ideas

No more plastic in our oceans, seas and land. A clean future for all, let’s make a stand Collage and

This is the first Max Booth book I have read and wow – it was great! Young readers – ages

It is a place as fragile as it is magnificent The Great Barrier Reef, one of the world’s great natural

Hello. Jon Klassen is a master at creating books that allow the reader to use their inferring skills as well

Every day at work something amazes me. That’s why I wrote this book – so you can be amazed too!

Song bird is back and this time she is off to the outback to help her Aunt and Uncle on

Set out in 16 mini missions, readers will not only be engaged to read the missions, they will also come