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Abigail and the restless raindrop by Matthew Cunningham and illustrated by Sarah Wilkins

One rainy morning Abigail thought of a big question. It was so big that she couldn’t think of anything else. […]

But with so many things spinning around the Sun, can they all be called planets, each and every one? I

Newton said that his major contribution to improving our knowledge of the world was his ability to be patient and

Are sea lampreys really the stuff of nightmares, or just nightmarishly cool? You decide! In this great new nonfiction book

Darwin wrote that Life was a struggle. If any particular animal in a species had a useful variation, it was

The science of chemistry has armed itself with the most terrible weapons, and that in turning those weapons against insects

Is a baby echidna called a calf, a joey or a puggle? Magabala books along with Kamsani Bin Salleh have

What I really wanted was a real garden Errol’s Garden written by Gillian Hibbs and published by Child’s Play Inc

Let’s explore our curious creatures! Love animals of Australia? You’ll love this book. Each double page spread covers animals from

Simple yet mind bending activities to do with items you already have at home. Numeracy How many sheets are in

We can learn a lot from these marvellous creatures….. The wonderful wisdom of ants is another marvellous picture book written

Have you ever wondered what it is like to swim with a dugong? In this serenely illustrated picture book written