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Playing a role in your child’s education

How can I play the best role in my child’s education is one question that many parents ask. This is […]

This is a question that I am asked very often! The main people who ask this are parents of children

Wow! This book is so much fun and so creative. Who would have thought a great story of loss, adventure,

How would our planet look if insects did not exist? Can butterflies be beautiful and brutal? Are drones a necessary evil?

How is a river like our body’s circulatory system? How is the river in this story like an idea? Rivers

Creativity seems to be a recurring theme at the moment – and I love creativity, it links in so many

Circle is another visually striking masterpiece created by Jeannie Baker. As a young boy watches from the confines of his

What is a Bogtrotter you might ask? He is a delightful creature that lives in the bog – a gloomy,

Quoll by Sandra Kendell was published in 2008 but is still a poignant book that addresses the issue of feral

The Magnificent Tree is a beautiful collaboration by Nick Bland and Stephen Michael King. It was published in 2012 by

This is such a bright and fun book for children of all ages. I was immediately drawn to the bright

Out by Angela May George (Published by Scholastic Australia) is a sad yet heartwarming story about a young refugee girl who has