Our birds: Nilimurrungu Wayin Malanynha by Siena Stubbs
“Taking pictures is savoring life intensely, every hundredth of a second.” ― Marc Riboud Siena Stubbs was given a camera three […]
Indigenous Australians
Alfred’s War by Rachel Bin Salleh
Alfred had fought in the Great war, but his bravery was not part of the nation’s remembering. He was one
I remember by Joanne Crawford and Kerry Anne Jordinson
Do you have a memory from many years ago that is as strong as it was the day you did
In the city I see by Tori-Jay Mordey
Have you been on a trip to the city lately? Perhaps it is too far away or too busy for
Molly the Pirate by Lorraine Teece
“Molly lived a long way from the sea, but every day she wished she was a pirate” Molly is a
Big Fella Rain by Beryl Webber and Fern Martins
Thunder Rolls – BOOM! Way up north, lightning flashes, thunder rolls, and the frogs sing a chorus. Big fella rain
Free Diving by Lorrae Coffin and Bronwyn Houston
Do you know much about the history of Australia’s pearling industry? In the late nineteenth century, many of Western Australia’s
Shapes of Australia by Bronwyn Bancroft
Swirls, whorls, circles and rectangles. Lines, dots, waves and zig zags. Red, green, blue and orange The personified text of
Kookoo Kookaburra by Gregg Dreisse
Kindness is like a boomerang – if you throw it often, it comes back often We all know someone who
My country by Ezekiel Kwaymullina and Sally Morgan
In my country I play with the morning star Author Ezekiel Kwaymullina, from the Palyku people in Western Australia’s Pilbara, says,
Waterlilies by Diane Lucas and Colwyn Campbell
This simple yet powerful picture book will empower your child to want to investigate the outside world and the abundance
Stories for Simon by Lisa Miranda Sarzin and Illustrated by Lauren Briggs.
This story speaks of love and understanding, it speaks of a time past and a time present coming together. Stories