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Quick reading out loud tips

Whenever you start any book with your child: Look at the front cover and ask…I wonder what this book could […]

There is more to a season than just a change in name or change in our clothes – but do

Out by Angela May George (Published by Scholastic Australia) is a sad yet heartwarming story about a young refugee girl who has

My Green Day by Melanie Walsh is a vibrant and fun book for readers of all ages to enjoy. With

A forest by Marc Martin immediately captured my attention with the creatively painted forest on the front cover. The tiny

A patch from Scratch written by Megan Forward. This book reminds me of my own little family and I am

One less fish is a colourful, informative and pertinent story about the Great Barrier Reef and the amazing sea creatures

I think Graeme Base is one of my favourite picture book authors and illustrators. Not only can I spend time

I needed to find a short script that I could use in my writing group and I wanted to focus

I stumbled across this book whilst I was shuffling through the K section of the picture books. The green cover

This is why, and I thank @coralsci for this: I was watching a TED talk by Kristen Marhaver ( @coralsci)

Graeme Base has written many poignant tales about the environment that surrounds us. I love reading his books to my