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Another intriguing and intricately detailed picture book from Kim Michelle Toft is Coral Sea Dreaming. ⠀ Take a plunge under the water and meet many amazing animals who live amongst… Read more Coral Sea Dreaming by Kim Michelle toft →
It has painted on lights and a bark numberplate that keeps falling off and we have to remake it. The Patchwork Bike by Maxine Beneba Clarke and Van T Rudd… Read more The Patchwork Bike by Maxine Beneba Clarke and Van T Rudd →
She took a deep breath and she simply asked, “Why?” Ada Twist, Scientist by Andrea Beaty and illustrated by David Roberts is a celebration being inquisitive, persistent, independent and creative!… Read more Ada Twist, Scientist by Andrea Beaty and illustrated by David Roberts. →
A curious baby bear , a slippery piece of ice and a big ocean… A baby polar bear is looking for his mother in the icy lands of the north… Read more Getting home by J.R.Poulter and Muza Ulasowski →
Can you imagine living in a place where there are no cars, a cave with hidden secrets and wheelbarrows waiting to be used by weary home comers? Perhaps a visit… Read more Dangar Island. Birds, Barrows, a ferry and me written by Joanne Karcz and illustrated by Jacqui Selby. →
It’s morning in the bush. Python stirs and slithers out from her shelter. She warms her head and smells the air with her forked tongue. Python is a beautiful snake,… Read more Python by Christopher Cheng and Mark Jackson →
How do you talk to your children about poverty? Have you ever wandered through the city and seen a homeless person sleeping on the street? What have you said to… Read more Children in our world: Poverty and Hunger by Louise Spilsbury and Hanane Kai →
What is your house made of? Who built it? How old is it? This house, once by Deborah Freedman is a wonderful springboard to start a conversation about what house… Read more This house, once by Deborah Freedman →
