How important is science?
Science is Golden was once sung by The Grates And on the kids radio channel I often hear some potatoes […]
Book review
Dungzilla by James Foley
Now you’ve got me thinking Sal…why don’t you use a bunch of Dung Beetles to clean Joe’s nappies? Ah, the
Australia Illustrated by Tania McCartney
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to look at a starry sky without a single sound around
2017 Environment Award for Children’s literature
It’s on again – the Wilderness society’s Environment Award for Children’s literature. The shortlist is wonderful and I have been lucky
Beyond the first shelf….
You may not think of yourself as a creative writer or an avid reader but we need to encourage our
The Fall by Tristan Bancks
Wow. I’ve literally just finished this book and I’m blown away by this action packed, adrenaline pumping and hair raising
Goodbye to the plastic bag
Finally – Woolworths have woken up and possibly started to take lead in the war on waste – something they
Library borrowing time
How often do you and your child visit the library? When you are there – how long do you spend
A-Z of endangered animals
Have you ever heard of an Amur Tiger, an Umbrella bird or even a Zebra Duiker? BUY HERE A-Z of Endangered
Mrs White and the Red Desert by Josie Boyle.
Mrs White and the Red Desert by Josie Boyle, illustrated by Maggie Prewett is a fascinating story about life in
Say Yes: A story of Friendship, fairness and a vote for hope. Jennifer Castles.
Say Yes: A story of Friendship, fairness and a vote for hope is a perfect book which mixes both history
Two Summers by John Heffernan and Freya Blackwood
Two Summers by John Heffernan and Freya Blackwood is a moving and informative story told through the eyes of a