Children in our world: Poverty and Hunger by Louise Spilsbury and Hanane Kai
How do you talk to your children about poverty? Have you ever wandered through the city and seen a homeless […]
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This house, once by Deborah Freedman
What is your house made of? Who built it? How old is it? This house, once by Deborah Freedman is
2017 Environment Award for Children’s literature
It’s on again – the Wilderness society’s Environment Award for Children’s literature. The shortlist is wonderful and I have been lucky
Goodbye to the plastic bag
Finally – Woolworths have woken up and possibly started to take lead in the war on waste – something they
How to raise a globally conscious child
There is so much temptation in the world and it is so easy just to sit back and not think
Whatcha Building? by Andrew Daddo and Stephen Michael King
It’s exactly what this town needs. I adore this book, Whatcha Building? by Andrew Daddo and Stephen Michael King is a
Rhino in the house: The true story of Saving Samira by Daniel Kirk
One of the things I love about picture books is that they can bring real life stories to young readers
May – focus on sustainability and storytelling
During the month of May my intention is to help parents and teachers build awareness of how we can act
The tomorrow book by Jackie French and Sue Degennaro.
Written on a solar-powered computer and printed on recyclable paper The tomorrow book by Jackie French and Sue Degennaro is a
Rock Pool Secrets by Narelle Oliver
Rock Pool Secrets by Narelle Oliver was the last book she produced in her artistic career and it truly is a
Aquatica: a beginner’s field guide by Lance Balchin.
Before the earth’s environment collapsed, under the weight of industrial pollution and radioactive waster, the oceans teemed with an abundance
An eco easter.
Another Easter rolls around and all we seem to see in the shops are hot cross buns and easter eggs!