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The first Scientists: Deadly Inventions and Innovations from Australia’s first people by Corey Tutt
Ada and the Galaxies by Alan lightman and Olga Pastuchiv. Illustrated by Susanna Chapman.
Iceberg by Claire Saxby and illustrated by Jess Racklyeft
I wonder by Allison Paterson. Illustrated by Nancy Bevington. Published by Big Sky Publishing.
Scientists who changed the world – Stephen Hawking. Written by Anita Croy. Published by EK Books
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Marlow Brown: Magician in the making by Kesta Fleming. Illustrated by Marjory Gardner. Published by Celepene press.
Our world out of balance. Understanding Climate change and what we can do by Andrea Minoglio & Laura Fanelli. Published by Blue Dot
One Potoroo. A story of survival by Penny Jaye and Alicia Rogerson. Published by CSIRO
Show us where you live, Humpback by Beryl Young and illustrated by Sakika Kikuchi. Published by Greystone Kids.
AmAZed! CSIRO’s A to Z of Biodiversity by Andrea Wild.
With a little kelp from our friends. The secret life of seaweed by Mathew Bate. Illustrated by Liz Rowland. Published by Thames and Hudson
The gentle genius of trees by Philip Bunting. Published by Scholastic
Wombat by Christopher Cheng & Liz Duthie. Published by Walker Books
Masters of Disguise. Camouflaging creatures & magnificent Mimics by Marc Martin. Published by Penguin Books
Bee Detectives by Vanessa Ryan-Rendall and illustrated by Brenna Quinlan. Published by CSIRO
Dinosaur Question and Answers! by Natural History Museuam London. Published by CSIRO.
Bots and Bods. How robots and humans work, from the inside out by John Andrews. Published by CSIRO.
North and South. A tale of two hemispheres by Sandra Morris. Published by Walker books Australia.
Plantastic. A to Z of Australian plants. Written by Catherine Clowes and illustrated by Rachel Gyan. Published by CSIRO.
The way of the Weedy Seadragon by Anne Morgan and illustrated by Lois Bury. Published by CSIRO.
Give me some space by Philip Bunting. Published by Scholastic books
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