ISBN 978-1-923156-55-5
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ISBN 978-1-923156-98-2
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In a coastal town, meet Pablo, a mischevious boy spreading joy with his unconventional art – created with a twist!
As parents and young readers join the town’s quest to solve the mystery of Poocasso, they’ll discover a delightfully charming story supported by amazing imagery that’ll have the whole family laughing together!
ISBN 978-1-923088-88-7
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Acacia, a tiny Squirrel Glider, is rescued, raised and released by wildlife carers. When she learns that her new forest home is about to be logged, Acacia plans to save the forest by collaborating with the other animals and humans alike.
This story is uniquely illustrated through a series of collages, melding photos, drawings, scanned flora and other artefacts contributed by more than 25 artists and photographers. ‘If We Care We Can’ is part of a collaborative community effort to save Bungabbee Forest on the North Coast of NSW, Australia.
Talia Balzan – Humans, Man, Crowd scene
Melanie Barsony – Masked Owl
Claire Chatfield – Potoroos
Donna Crotty – Goanna , Banksia and photos of burnt forests.
Beki Davies – Python and Banksia
Peter Derrett – Studio photography
Talia Balzan – Humans, Man, Crowd scene of flowers and foliage from Bungabbee
Alice Deschilder – Flying Foxes
Emily Donohoe – Green Tree Frog – Pobblebonk Frog – Lyrebird, White Cockatoo
Amanda Doran – Antechinus, Birdwing Butterfly, Goanna, Pademelon, Nest Box, Psyllids and Lerps
Emmeline Eastwell – Squirrel Glider Family, Glider on Banksia, Glider Juvenile
Layla Flame – Feathertail Glider, Yellow footed Antechinus and Shorter Rainforest Ground-Beetle
Tamara Fogarty – Marbled Frogmouth
Gwendolyn Gray – Kookaburra and Rosella Flower
Kristy Hampson – Brushtail Possum
Natalie Herington – King Parrot and Lorikeet, Kookaburra, Magpie , Koalas, Wrens, Night sky
Phil Jarman – Photos of Bungabbee
Henrietta Mooney – Echidna and Forest Redgum tree – Forest Redgum foliage and flower – Yellow-bellied Gliders
Kerry Negus – Microbats in Hollow, Little Bentwing Bat – Habitat Tree and Trees with Hollows
Rachel Pierssene – Glossy-black Cockatoo, Glossy-black Cockatoo Pair
Dailan Pugh – Quoll
Oral Roberts – Goanna, Glider
Jennifer Unwin – Photos of Bungabbee
Rose Wadsworth – Eucalypt Flowers
Kim Warren – Sugar Glider and Little Lorikeet
ISBN 978-1-923088-55-9
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ISBN 978-1-923088-98-6
HARDCOVER
In a long and successful career, Roger Summerill worked with many of the biggest names in Australian radio—as an announcer and later in station management. In this frank and revealing memoir Roger chronicles his life and career. He reflects on the many big personalities he encountered along the way—from radio stars like John Laws, Malcolm T Elliott and Richard Glover to the biggest show business names of the last half century—from Australians like Normie Rowe and John Farnham (and a pre-fame encounter with The Easybeats’ Stevie Wright) to international superstars like Roy Orbison and Elton John.
Roger also discusses the importance of family and community, and the role that faith has played in his life.
ISBN 978-1-923088-69-6
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Step into the exciting world of medicine and health with Dr Zig Zaccy Zoo, and scientists Luca, and Lex!
Get ready to put on your lab coat and safety goggles as you learn all about how your heart beats, pumps blood, and keeps you healthy. So, come along and join the fun!
Alexia is a passionate medical researcher who champions equitable knowledge and healthcare access. She has experience in clinical trials, paediatric psych-neuro oncology research, scientific communications as well as education.
Alexia’s mission is to advance health literacy and pioneer inclusive science initiatives, levering her children’s book as a catalyst for driving a better health future. Alexia loves to teach, and through the magic of storytelling hopes to inspire young minds to channel their innate curiosity and embrace the wonders of knowledge.
“My Strong Heart is a fun, fact-filled book for kids to learn about heart health and the importance of looking after themselves. It’s perfect for encouraging kids to know more about science too.”
SOPHIE SCOTT
Former medical reporter ABC,
Assoc Prof (Adjunct), The University of Notre Dame
“This well-timed and well-illustrated book directed to the younger generation is an excellent introduction to the fascinating world of the heart.”
DR HENRY PAOLONI
Physician, Cardiologist
ISBN 978-1-922527-84-4 PAPERBACK
Burnout, breakdowns, depression and moral failure are on the increase within pastoral ministry. Without change many will struggle and feel unable to find the freedom God has for them
Have you ever asked yourself why ministry can be so hard? Would you like to learn how to find fulfilment in life? If you answered yes to either of these questions then this book is for you.
In this book ‘A Better Way,’ David shares with an open and transparent heart his journey through depression, anxiety and multiple breakdowns. David reveals how God showed him to live in a better way. A way in which emotional and spiritual health walk hand in hand.
Letting go of his past, learning to live in the now and gaining hope for the future has enabled him to understand what it truely means to live with fulfilment and wholeness. Your Soul is waiting, and it’s time to take the first step onto the ‘Better Way’ journey for life and ministry.
IT’S NEVER TOO LATE!
David is a husband, father of three, business owner and Campus Pastor of C3 New Hope Blue Mountains in Sydney Australia. Along with his wife Emma they have been in ministry 16 years. They have a passion to mentor people and help them live in the freedom God has provide for them in Christ.
ISBN 978-1-922722-10-2
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No Ordinary Life tells the story of a young couple’s experience of World War II and its influence on their lives.
It’s a story of love and its resilience during extraordinarily difficult times, the time before, during and just after World War II. Their participation took them from war-torn Glasgow and the battlefields in France, North Africa and a small Greek Island in the Aegean, to life in a German POW Camp and a timber camp in the Highlands of Scotland.
When the war finally ended, they left Scotland as ‘Ten Pound Poms’ and established a new life in Australia, far away from memories that were best left behind. This book is as much about the times in which they lived as it is about them.
ISBN 978-1-922890-56-6
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“Just at dawn, he began to shell us. I thought the end had come, as four chaps that were in the same room as I was got killed. A shell landed in the street, only a few yards off.”
During World War I, the diggers were rarely safe, even when they were miles away from the front line.
This book provides a glimpse into a private’s experience on the frontline. It is based on the war diary of Private Charles Robert Lumsden Smith but is set within the broader context of World War I: the events that led up to the outbreak of war, the battles in which Private Smith fought, and others that influenced him or the outcome of the war.
It is the story of one man, amongst the hundreds of thousands of young Australians, who fought in a war that changed the face of Europe and spawned the nationalism that set the foundations for the next world war.
Anne is a retired science teacher who started her working life as a medical scientist. She followed a passion to become a teacher and taught Science in the western suburbs of Sydney before taking up a position at a large independent school in the city where she taught for thirty years.
Retirement brought time to write, first about her children and the remarkable journey they shared in The Gift of Adoption, and then about her parents’ experience of World War I, No Ordinary Life. Her latest book, Private CRL Smith, tells another family wartime story; this time about a young Aussie on the Western Front during World I. Anne states: “You won’t find his name amongst the heroes written about in the history books, but he was one of the many unsung heroes of a war too willing to sacrifice young lives.”
