Mum’s elephant by Maureen Jipiyiliya Nampijinpa O’Keefe, illus by Christina Booth.
Set in the red sand desert of the Australian outback we meet a young girl, her mother and her mother’s […]
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The Mummy animal book by Jennifer Cossins
Have you ever wondered what the different names mother animals have along with their babies? In Jennifer Cossins new book
I’ve got a tail by Julie Murphy and illustrated by Hannah Tolson
Tails can whip and drop, grip and prop. Some tails swat, some tails sting, some tails smell, and even….SING! Animal
The Tiny Star by Mem Fox and Freya Blackwood
Once upon a time, although this happens all the time, a tiny star fell to earth. The Tiny Star is
Mr Chicken all over Australia by Leigh Hobbs
Mr Chicken is at it again…and this time he has decided to visit Australia! Inspired by all of the postcards
My Daddy’s different by Suzi Faed
He shook his head and replied, ‘Behind this fog, I am still the same Daddy. This illness doesn’t make me
Raymund and the Fear Monster by Megan Higginson and illustrated by Ester De Boer
In a dark and gloomy forest at the top of an enormous mountain, high above a little village, lived a
Sulwe by Lupita Nyong’o, illustrated by Vashti Harrison
Could it be that night did not need to change, not even a little, not even at all? This is
Summer Time by Antonia Pesenti and illustrated by Hilary Bell
Hardback | Oct 2019 | NewSouth | 9781742236070 | 44pp | 260x215mm | GEN | AUD$24.99, NZD$29.99 The Rhyming verse
Take Heart, Take Action by Beci Orpin
Created for anyone who wants to make a difference in the world, Take Heart, Take Action by Beci Orpin, has
Can you hear the trees talking? Discovering the hidden life of the forest by Peter Wohlleben
Greystone Kids & New South Books https://www.newsouthbooks.com.au/books/can-you-hear-trees-talking/ In this book, you’ll meet big trees and tiny ones, brave trees and
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