Minimising waste and reading more books!
2018 has been a great year, filled with so many wonderful books sent for reviews and bought for home or […]
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Who dresses God? Written by Teena Raffa-Mulligan and Illustrated by Veronica Rooke
Children have so many thoughtful questions that not only do they want answered but encourage us, as the adults, to
The rabbit, the dark and the Biscuit Tin by Nicola O’Byrne
Do you have a child who does not like to sleep? Have you ever wondered what your evening would look
Another book about bears by Laura and Philip Bunting
Sick of books about bears? Is your library shelf piling up with bears eating honey? Bears going on walks or
Black Cockatoo by Carl Merrison and Hakea Hustler
You have his mark Mia, between your shoulder blades. The dirrarn (black cockatoo) is your totem. Your jarriny (conception totem)
Beware the deep dark forest by Sue Whiting and Annie White.
It wasn’t a carnivorous plant. It wasn’t a venomous snake. It wasn’t a bristly wolf or a deep ravine. It
Clever Crow – Wak Liya-Djambatj by Nina Lawrence and Bronwyn Bancroft
When a hungry crow can’t find any food, he has to be clever. Clever Crow – Wak Liya-Djambatj. Written by
The lost magician by Piers Torday
If you can imagine it, it must exist. Somewhere. Four children sent to live with someone they don’t know very
Inventors who changed the world by Heidi Poelman and Kyle Kershner.
Have you ever had an idea that you just couldn’t get rid of? Have you ever tried to make something
Cedar Valley by Holly Throsby
Lucky enough to get an advanced copy of Cedar Valley by Holly Throsby. Has anyone else read this yet? I
Charlie’s Adventures by Jacqueline De Rose-Ahern and illustrated by Sophie Norsa.
Charlie’s adventures in South Africa by Jacqueline De Rose-Ahern and illustrated by Sophie Norsa. Have you ever wanted to visit
Snap review: His name was Walter by Emily Rodda
I’ve just finished reading this new book – His name was Walter by Emily Rodda. 💫 📖 Mystery and magic