Wombat by Philip Bunting. Published by Scholastic Australia
Pingbat. Pongbat. Plumbat. Numbat Enter Wombat – a fun filled picture book which plays on the word Wombat with rhyme […]
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Aussie STEM Stars by Wild Dingo Press. Fiona Wood:Inventor of spray on skin. Story told by Cristy Burne.
‘Remember’, said Mum, ‘Grasp this nettle and don’t let go’ Wild Dingo Press have created three great books as part
Aussie STEM Stars by Wild Dingo Press. Munjed Al Muderis: From refugee to surgical inventor. Story told by Diane Wolfer.
That’s one of the things Munjed loves most about his father – the way he encourages Munjed to discover things
Melody Finch by Ian Boyd and Gary Luck
You must complete your journey Melody. You cannot change back into a human without truly understanding the whole river system.
Tree beings by Raymond Huber and Sandra Severgnini with a foreword by Dr. Jane Goodall. Published by EK Books.
I urge you to join the growing number of people who are fighting to protect and restore forests, who are
Saving Hollow Woods: The Door in the Woods by Wendy Haynes
She pulled the vines aside, ripping at them. Buried deep behind the vines, she discovered a large round door knocker,
The bushfire book. How to be aware and prepare. Written by Polly Marsden and illustrated by Chris Nixon
If you’re scared of bushfires then guess what – you’re not alone. We all are. Newly published by Lothian children’s
Ruby Tuesday by Hayley Lawrence
Each moment is mine for one strum in the eternity of time. So I open the cage door all the
Adventure starts at Bedtime. Written by Ness Knight and illustrated by Qu Lan
Make your bedtime a grand adventure with 30 true stories of daring and danger, written by a real-life adventurer Ness
Kookaburra by Claire Saxby & illustrated by Tannya Harricks
In the crinkled shadows night-dwellers yawn, day-creatures stretch and Kookaburra laughs. Kookaburra is another wonderful book published by Walker Books
Kitty is not a cat: Lights out by Jess Black
One day, a small girl with two black pigtails knocks on the cat’s front door. Before they know what’s happened,
Edie’e experiments: How to be the best by Charlotte Barkla and illustrated by Sandy Flett
When the opening chapter introduces you to a young girl who loves conserving water, conducting science experiments and teaching her