Children’s
BRUCE, Mandy
Animals are weird… …they do some strange things and have some odd features. Look inside to find out about some of them!
D’MELLO, Rochelle
The little seed in this story represents each one of us, and is a gentle reminder to embrace all the different seasons of life.
RANKIN, Matt
Set amongst the spectacular
Australian Bush, Sapphire Millie and
the Quest for the Unknown Destiny
is a heartwarming tale of love, loss,
sacrifi ce and friendship between a
group of young animal friends.
DITTMANN, Andrew
From geologists to engineers, operators to environmental scientists, “Mummy is a Miner” breaks down gender stereotypes and promotes inclusion within the workforce.
LUKIN, Karen
James is faced with a difficult choice … he doesn’t want to leave his special place, but his family is moving and there is no way for him to stay.
DALY, Jo
Mr Daly’s hen house appeared to be ideal. For the royal hen, Queen Catherine, that was all about to change…
MORGAN, Daniel
Introduce your little one to the world of coffee with C IS FOR COFFEE!
This delightful book uses vibrant, playful illustrations to teach the alphabet through the art of home coffee making.
Watch as your child learns their ABCs while discovering the essential brew that fuels new parents everywhere.
DALY, Jo
Mr Daly’s hen house appeared to be ideal.
For the royal hen, Queen Catherine, that was all about to change…
CHILOV, Melissa
For years, the Quoll and the Pobblebonk have been battling to claim ownership of the prized piece of bushland in the cave. They decide to have a Big Race to settle the score, once and for all.
MOFFAT TAPFIELD, Deborah
Full of luscious descriptions, you can almost feel the sun on your back and smell the honeysuckle flowers as you wander through the grassy pages.
McKENZIE, Blake
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!
O’NEILL, Jeanne
Through captivating storytelling and vibrant illustrations, My Grandmother’s House celebrates the endless love and warmth shared between generations, making it a must-read for every child eager to explore the wonders of family and the magic of grandparental love.
SMITH, Gayelle
The Enchanted World of Fairies & Elves is a captivating tale that transports young readers to a magical realm and imparts valuable life lessons. In this beautifully illustrated story, children will embark on a journey filled with wonder and imagination.
UPPALAPATI, Aakash
Meet the Big Bad Wolf, who used to be just like any other wolf until a mischievous pig named Tom pushed him too far. Join this wild adventure as the wolf plans a revenge that makes history, leading to an unexpected twist.
NORMAN, Emily
A greyhound puppy is imprisoned by the racing industry. She dreams of having a safe home and a family. After losing every race, her future becomes unclear. Fortunately, she soon discovers kindness and love, and before long she meets her forever family. She is even given a new name!
WHIPP, Kristian
One hot Christmas eve’s night, a boy excitedly waits for Santa and his reindeer to arrive, wishing for Santa to bring him just one present with a delicious treat inside.
McMILLAN, Jessica
This is a story based on the real life farm animals that live on Norfolk Island’s Lavender Farm. Come on an adventure with Maisie and her friends as they journey through all the wonderful aspects this special farm has to offer.
SAVUNDRA, Vanessa
Written by a mother, educator and storyteller – and illustrated by her children – this high contrast baby book will stimulate, encourage and inspire babies’ early social, emotional and cognitive development.
PHELPS, Renata and Abi Andrews
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.
What do they tell him?
ISAAC, Rachelle
One day Multi, a young multi-coloured creature, goes for a walk on his own in the rainforest. Much to his surprise, the rose garden on his parents’ farm and then a tall tree in the forest start speaking to him. They seem to know what Multi is feeling and thinking.
What do they tell him?