Bruno the Boisterous Blue Dog from the Bush written by Robyn Osborn and illustrated by John Phillips
Way off the beaten track, somewhere between Bandywallop and Bullamakanka, lived Bruno Bright, a big, boisterous, blue dog, and his […]
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The gum family finds home by Tania McCartney and Christina Booth.
Do you actually know how hard it is to find the perfect home? The Gum family are in need of
Reece give me some peace by Sonia Bestulic and Nancy Bevington.
Musicians young and old will love this story – even if the onomatopoeia is a little too noisy for you!
Freedom machines by Kirli Saunders
She was small when she heard about them…the incredible freedom machines. The incredible freedom machines is a beautifully written picture
Along came a different by Tom McLaughlin
Children and adults alike will be inspired by this picture book that shows us that even if we look different,
Ori’s clean up by Anne Helen Donnelly
Octopus are very intelligent creatures and with eight legs and a bunch of friends they are also very good at
Benny Bungarra’s Big Bush Clean up by Sally Morgan and Ambelin Kwaymullina
Have you ever been out on a bushwalk, seen some rubbish but thought – it’s not mine, I’ll just leave
Bird to Bird by Claire Saxby and Wayne Harris.
A bird drops a seed to the floor of the forest. The seed grows into a sapling, then a tree.
A science storybook about forces: Bird builds a nest by Martin Jenkins and Illustrated by Richard Jones
Are you finding the concept of pushing and pulling a little tricky to teach or understand? This science storybook about
The Flying Optometrist by Joanne Anderton
Have you ever wondered how someone who needs glasses in the outback gets them with no local optometrist around? Wonder
What’s at the end of this piece of rope? by Tania Cox and Jedda Robaard.
What’s at the end of this piece of rope? Do you leave it? Pull it? Or ask some friends to
Kookaburras love to laugh by Laura and Phillip Bunting
Have you ever wondered about why a Kookaburra up in that old gum tree is laughing? Did you ever think