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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. It's the most amazing time you've ever had; the greatest place you've ever been; it's your BEST friend. Let an idea take you by the hand and turn the everyday into extraordinary. A book to open children's minds to the possibilities of their imagination and ideas. AUTHOR: Cheryll Johns is a South Australian based artist and illustrator. She has completed the illustrations for three children's books. Silly Galah, written by Janeen Brian, 'Meet the Monsters', written by Max Fatchen and 'Big Bad Bruce', written by Dianne Bates. This is Cheryll's first book that she has both written and illustrated, although she has always written for herself. Cheryll studied at the University of South Australia completing a Bachelor of Design, majoring in illustration. After a stint at an advertising company in Sydney, then a design studio in Adelaide, she decided to focus on her illustration. She was a regular contributor for many years to children's magazines: Disney Adventures, K-Zone, Total girl, Sugar (Germany) and K-Club (UK). She has worked on numerous advertising campaigns for the likes of McCann & Ericsonn, KWP, Simon Richards Group and Publicis Mojo.Cheryll has been freelance illustrating for twelve years and sculpting and painting for twenty. SELLING POINTS: * Suitable for children of all ages * Delightfully illustrated * Great for classroom discussion * Encourages creativity and imagination * Teachers notes available Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Butterfly Girls follows the adventures of two friends who share a special secret. In their sleepy seaside village of St Ives there's a park and in the park, under the Eucalypts, there's a clover patch and inside the clover patch there's another world. Introducing a new series for early readers. Join best friends Abby and Eve as they discover the world of the Butterfly Bunnies. A place where magical things happen and the most important thing is friendship. Eve has a special way with horses. More than anything she wants to save up enough money to buy the pony she has been taking care of, but now it seems that Tiffany Cornish wants him too. Will Tiffany Cornish get her own way again? Meanwhile in Butterfields, Rosy, the Butterfly Bunny, has found a baby unicorn while tending the gardens. The unicorn is lost and all alone. Can Abby and Eve help reunite the unicorn with his parents or will the Grizzly Moth Hare stop them in their butterfly tracks? AGES: 6-9 years AUTHOR: Anna Pignataro has created lots of books for children, over 40! She has won the Crichton Award for Illustration, been shortlisted for picture book of the year by the CBCA and YABBA. Her most popular books are published in eleven different countries and enjoyed in seven languages. Anna daydreams an awful lot and likes to look at trees and believe it or not, she used to mix magic spells in a witch's shop. Maybe that's why she makes up so many stories. Wintertime is her favourite season but she wouldn't want to be stuck there forever because her hair would go frizzy. Anna made a wish once and it came true so now she makes a wish at least twice a year, maybe even more! She does have a real four-leaf clover but she doesn't have a tree house, she has to share her daughter, Isabella's cubby, luckily it's quite big. Anna lives in Melbourne, in a place just like St Ives. SELLING POINTS: Suitable for independent readers Explores the power of friendship and teamwork The resolution of the problem in the magical world has a relationship to problems the girls are having in their real life The end of the book has a craft activity and recipe related to the story Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Grace's life has been turned upside down. Her family is moving countries again. Everything she owns is packed into a cardboard box and on its way 'home'. But home is not quite the place Grace had remembered. She has to find her way back to belonging, to feeling 'at home' in her new/old surroundings. For Grace, being reunited with her beloved grandparents is the turning point. AUTHOR: Award-winning author/illustrator Kylie Dunstan's first picture book, Collecting Colour won the 2009 CBCA Picture Book of the Year Award. Since then Kylie has published because 'You Are with Me', 'The Red Bridge' and 'Same, But Little Bit Diff'rent'. AUTHOR/ILLUSTRATOR NOTES 'This Way Up' tells the story of a little girl returning to Australia after living overseas. Her life has been turned upside down and her house is in chaos. Throughout the book she finds her feet and her 'home'. 'This Way Up' further investigates the theme of dislocation and the notion of 'home' as first explored in my book The Red Bridge (a Helen Chamberlin Book for Windy Hollow Publishing, June 2011). While 'The Red Bridge' explores a move to a new country and all the challenges and adventures associated with such a big move, 'This Way Up' looks at moving from the point of 're-entry' to your own country. 'Re-entry' is often a more difficult experience for travellers than the shift to a new country and culture. While an overseas move is often viewed with an open mind and chance for 'adventure', the move 'home' can be fraught as expectations are already set based on prior experience and relationships. Often, what we come home to is quite different to how we remember it. SELLING POINTS: Award-winning author/illustrator Stunning graphic, collage illustrations Important theme of the sense of 'home' for children in our increasingly mobile society Teacher's notes available Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Age range 3 to 6The big day is almost here. The invitations are sent, the presents made prettythere's some fun to prepare!Peek inside the homes of these adorable animals as they celebrate charming birthday traditions from party hats and pinatas to blowing out the candles and making a wish. Hip hip hooray!This picture book, by an award-winning duo, features echidnas in Australia, goats in Canada, sloths in Costa Rica, narwhals in the nippy Barents sea, orangutans in the depths of Borneo, and an entire menagerie of creatures from around the world sending invitations, wrapping presents, playing party games and of course, prepping the birthday cake for the ultimate annual wish.Starting on birthday eve and ending as the party hits full swing, this vibrant romp will delight little ones as their very special day comes aroundand highlights the importance of family, friends and the heart-warming traditions of childhood. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Richard Cooper (illustrator). Hardcover. Little Twitching was worried. The world was a big place and the sky was so high he might be afraid to fly. He dreamed of being big, of being brave, of flying fearless into the very high sky but would his dreams ever come true? Little Twitching's story is one of warmth, innocence, gentleness, hope and the caring guidance of a loving mother. AUTHOR: Phil has written over forty books for children from picture books to novels. His first book was a picture book called Goodness Gracious! - Published by Omnibus Books and illustrated by Craig Smith. It was released in 1989. The youngest of eight children Phil was born in the seaside town of Pt Broughton on the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia. His latest novel is based on his childhood memories of life in a small country town entitled, Danny Allen Was Here, it was published by Pan Macmillan in March 2007. In November 2007 Phil was awarded a Grant from the Literature Board of the Australia Council. ILLUSTRATOR: Richard grew up in a small Victorian town. After moving to the city he began mural paintingand later ended up working as a freelance graphic designer. Little Twitching was worried. The world was a big place and the sky was so high he might be afraid to fly. He dreamed of being big, of being brave, of flying fearless into the very high sky, but would his dreams ever come true? Ages 3+. (SA: Reception - Year 2). Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Aaron Hill (illustrator). Hardcover. What drew the boys into the cornfield that day? Bravado? Stupidity? Or was it more? Was it really to discover the truth behind the disappearance of that Pinchly kid.the one who went in, and never came out? AUTHOR: Gary Crew has published over 70 novels and illustrated books. He is particularly interested in the mysterious and the macabre. Among his many other awards, Gary has won the Children's Book Council of Australia's Book of the Year four times, twice for his novels, twice for his illustrated books. He lives in the cool temperate mountains of Maleny, on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland and loves Jack Russell Terriers. About the writing There are certain places that make us feel uneasy. This could be somewhere like under a bridge, in a cemetery, or it might be no more than an empty room. Whatever causes that feeling, we feel an urgent need to get out of that place: we have to cut and run because we sense that a bad thing is about to happen there. 'Corn Field' is a story about just such a "bad place". In writing it, I wanted to investigate the logic (or lack of logic) behind such unnerving and irrational human sensations--and the consequences suffered by those who do not follow their better judgement and leave! Gary Crew ILLUSTRATOR: Aaron Hill is a practicing visual artist and freelance illustrator. He has been shortlisted for the Crichton Award for Illustration ('Automaton', written by Gary Crew, Lothian Melbourne. 2006) and his previous collaboration with Gary Crew, 'Damon' (Hachette Sydney 2011), was selected for Europe's prestigious White Raven award for illustrated books. Aaron is a prolific note taker and sketcher and can rarely be found without a pencil or pen in hand. About the illustrating When illustrating "Corn Field" I was interested in creating a visual narrative that was in conflict with the narrative presented in the printed (verbal) text. I wanted to explore how visual constructs could be used to force the reader to question the validity of the narrator's memories and therefore his version of the bizarre events which may or may not have occurred in the corn field. Collage became an important structural device with which to establish and explore this unsettling concept and by referencing comic books within the collaged elements I was able to develop a link to the comic book genre and allude to a more sinister and 'fantastic' undercurrent of the text. Further visual conflict is established through the use of black and white images alongside colour illustrations. This approach was used to establish a past and a present further developing the potential unreliability of the narrator and as a result, questioning what really happened that day in the cornfield. SELLING POINTS: * Multi-award-winning author, renowned for sophisticated picture book for older readers * Award-winning artist/illustrator * Spooky sci-fi story will appeal particularly to young teenage boys * Mystery elements of appeal to both girls and boys * Comic/graphic novel elements accessible to reluctant readers Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Max Hamilton (illustrator). Paperback. Age range 3 to 6Night-time falls and the possum orchestra begins.Drums bang, violins scratch and I can't sleep!Children will love to join in in this noisy celebration of possums and their night time antics.Teachers' Notes available here Age range 3 to 6 Night-time falls and the possum orchestra begins. Drums bang, violins scratch and I can't sleep! Children will love to join in in this noisy celebration of possums and their night time antics. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Age range 6 to 9Have you ever wanted to see a dinosaur? Not just a skeleton in a museum, but a real live HUGE dinosaur? It would certainly be exciting, but maybe dinosaurs are better left to our imaginations. On a trip to the zoo our narrator imagines how great it would be if there were dinosaurs there. He is all set to petition the zoo when he begins to wonder if the zoo really could contain the dinosaurs and what would happen if they got out. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Age range 0 to 3One steptwo stepthree stepfour!A delightful collection of poems exploring the inner world of babies. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Elise Hurst (illustrator). Paperback. Age range 3 to 6Summer, Autumn, Winter, SpringThe fun that these seasons bring.My Boots in Season is a delightful journey through the seasons. It follows a family and their gumboots as they celebrate the joys of each season. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. *Shortlisted for the 2022 CBCA Book Awards: Early childhood**Shortlisted for the Speech Pathology Book of the Year Awards 2021: 3 to 5 Years*Age range 3 to 6 It's bath time in the outback, and a dusty boy is waiting, but so are some very dusty and very cheeky animals.Will this boy ever get clean?A rollicking tale about togetherness and fun! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Sandra Kendell (illustrator). Paperback. One moon bright night. Under a star speckled sky. At the edge of the Great Sandy Desert A dingo howled. Follow the animals of the Great Sandy Desert as they anxiously hide from the dingo. But what will happen when the dingo and the animals come face to face? AUTHOR: Rina Foti lives in Perth. Her previous books include Hooray for Chester. Rina's stories are inspired by her fascination with Australian animals. ILLUSTRATOR: Sandra Kendell is an artist / illustrator and native wildlife enthusiast who lives in the Northern Territory. She works in oils, mixed media and digital art. Sandra draws her inspiration from the natural environment and is the author and illustrator of Quoll and Bushwalk. SELLING POINTS: Great introduction to Australian wildlife Ideal gift for tourist market Repetitive style makes it suitable for early readers Young readers will enjoy the suspense and surprise at the end. Delightfully illustrated by an illustrator with a real passion for the Australian environment. One moon bright night. Under a star speckled sky. At the edge of the Great Sandy Desert. A dingo howled.Follow the animals of the Great Sandy Desert as they anxiously hide from the dingo. But what will happen when the dingo and the animals come face to face? Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When quoll has a chance encounter with a cane toad she realises that she must get her family away to safety. A fictional story inspired by the Island Ark program in the Northern Territory where quolls have been removed from the mainland (where they are prey for cane toads) and transported to two remote islands off Arnhem Land where they are now thriving. ILLUSTRATIONS Colour When Quoll has a chance encounter with a cane toad she realises that she must get her family away to safety. A fictional story inspired by the Island Ark program in the Northern Territory where quolls have been removed from the mainland and transported to two remote islands off Arnhem Land where they are now thriving. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. When an autumn leaf lands on Lilly's nose her mother tells her that winter is creeping in. Lilly has never seen winter; she has a lot of questions. Does winter creep about like a ghost? Does it roar like a monster? And when it drapes a cold, glittering white blanket across the mountains -- how will Lilly ever survive? Winter's Blanket is a story of innocent discovery and a story full of hope, knowing that, no matter how harsh a winter may be .spring will always follow. AUTHOR Phil Cummings is the author of many books for children, from picture books to novels. His most recent works include the picture book Wang Wang and Funi, which he was commissioned to write for the arrival of two giant pandas at Adelaide Zoo. Phil is also delighted to have recently received an Australia Council Grant to further his writing career. ILLUSTRATOR Donna Gynell is an illustrator with a love of children's books that began over 25 years ago while studying graphic design and illustration in Adelaide, South Australia. Winter's Blanket is the 21st book she has illustrated, and the first time she has collaborated with writer Phil Cummings.SELLING POINTS: * A delightful exploration of the differences in seasons with particular emphasis on winter * Beautiful illustrations make this a lovely gift book * Great for young children When an autumn leaf lands on Lilly's nose her mother tells her that winter is creeping in. Lilly has never seen winter; she has a lot of questions. Does winter creep about like a ghost? Does it roar like a monster? And when it drapes a cold, glittering white blanket across the mountains how will Lilly ever survive? Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Mark L. Wilson (illustrator). Hardcover. Little Dolphin celebrates the level of intelligence and compassion that scientists are only now realising Dolphins possess, and explores the life of a young dolphin as it approaches adulthood. We follow little dolphin from her difficult birth to her escape through the shark net that traps her mother. She is adopted by a pod that teach her the clicks and whistles of the dolphin language, They also teach her how to use tools (sea sponges) as few other creatures, apart from humans, can do. But when the time comes for her to leave the bay, the little dolphin finds she must use all her skills to help another dolphin that is drowning. Little Dolphin explores the new-found knowledge we have of these ancient sea mammals. Scientists believe that the system of clicks and whistles dolphins use is a language almost as extensive as our own. 'Inshore' Bottlenose Dolphins face a bleak future from tuna nets (tuna is a major source of food for them), boat propellers and pollution; the latter causing health problems and possibly birth defects, effecting their size. SELLING POINTS: *Beautifully illustrated in colour *Mark Wilson is a well known award winning author and illustrator *Teachers notes available *Suitable for educational and tourist market *A book about survival and empowerment *Environmental themes *Can lead to further research into endangered animals AUTHOR Fine artist Mark Wilson has been illustrating and writing children's books for over twenty years, at the same time exhibiting as a fine artist in many solo and group exhibitions and performing as a musician. Of his numerous popular children's books, the most recent are Stranded!, Angel of Kokoda, Journey of the Sea Turtle, My Mother's Eyes: The Story of a Boy Soldier, The Yellow Turban and Aladdin and The Magic Lamp. Mark has won many awards for illustration and fine art, including Whitley Award for Childrens Literature (The Last Tree 2007); Wilderness Society Award for Children's Literature (The Extinction Trilogy, wirtten by Gary Crew, 2004); Wilderness Society Award for Children's Literature (Yellow-Eye, 2003); CBCA Notable Australian Children's Book (The Extinction Trilogy, written by Gary Crew, 2004); CBCA Notable Australian Children's Book (Young Murphy, A Boys Adventure, written by Gary Crew, 2005); CBCA Notable Australian Children's Book (The Penguin Shore, 2000); CBCA Notable Australian Children's Book (Yellow-Eye, 2002).; Western Australian Premiers Book Award (Rodeo Darcy, 2007); Undine Award, Melbourne Town Hall Collection, Painting 1987; the Rotring National Art Prize for Drawing, 1990; Whitley Award for Children's Literature. The Extinction Trilogy, written by Gary Crew, 2004 ). AGES: 4+ Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Where is Isla Lu? She isn't upstairs, she isn't downstairs, she isn't in the smelly bin.or is she? Where can that tricky girl be? Mum is looking all over the house for Isla Lu, coming across all the family members as she goes, and they all join in the fun -- but they know that Isla Lu is closer than Mum thinks! AUTHOR: According to her family, Catriona Hoy is a funny, smelly, loving, wonderful, inspirational, caring.chauffeur and she sometimes does really blonde things. Catriona sometimes escapes from her family to do other things, such as teach chemistry and write for children. Catriona's first picture book, My Grandad Marches on Anzac Day, has become an iconic book for Australian children. Nominated twice for the CBC (Australia) notables list, she continues to write about things she loves, finds interesting or funny. Isla Lu is her littlest Scottish cousin. ILLUSTRATOR: Annie White is based in Melbourne, Australia. She grew up in Geelong and spent her childhood on the beaches along the Great Ocean Road. After studying Art and Design, Annie worked in Advertising before surrendering to her love of drawing and moving into illustration full-time.Annie has illustrated over 50 books for children and her work has appeared in many places, from jigsaw puzzles to murals. She particularly enjoys working in the field of children's literature and likes to communicate her ideas clearly and simply using expression and movement. Annie has shown her paintings and illustrations in several exhibitions. SELLING POINTS: * Lively, colourful illustrations of great appeal to young children * Playful hide and seek (and let's trick Mummy) story which can be acted out * Gently humorous depiction of daily family life Colour throughout Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Warriors tells two stories of major significance in Chinese history: the confronting story of why and for whom the Terracotta Warriors were created; and the unbelievable one of their chance discovery by farmers some 2,000 years later in 1974. On a visit to China with his father Vincent learns not only about the Terracotta Warriors but other interesting facts about China. In addition to the traditional narrative the reader is encouraged to find out more information through a series of non-fiction notes scattered throughout the book. The book is designed to appeal to middle primary children. After spending time with children discussing the book and what they like to read it was decided that the addition of non fiction would make the reading experience more interesting and enriching. AUTHOR: Krista Bell is an award-winning Melbourne author and an established ABC Radio children's book reviewer. Krista's 23 popular titles for children include her picture book Peeking Ducks published by Windy Hollow Books in 2010 with illustrations by Sally Rippen. SELLING POINTS: An accessible way to expose children to some Chinese history. Colourful and engaging design to appeal to a middle primary audience. Great resource for schools doing Asian studies. Will appeal to people who have traveled to the Terracotta Warriors as a record or keepsake. The book encourages the reader to do further research. Teacher's notes available Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What is it like to live in the deep green jungle? A toucan takes us through the deep green jungle and at the end there is a little surprise for us all. AUTHOR: Angie Lionetto-Civa lives in Perth. She shares her life with her husband, their two children, her singing bird Jack, her dancing bird Oscar, her territorial cat Licorice, her adopted cat Whisky and her three chooks! Her passion is teaching children, writing books, reading autobiographies, catching up with her friends and walking. Illustrator Christina Booth works from her home-based studio surrounded by her garden, family and pets. She is inspired by the natural environment, and even though she lives a long way from the desert, loves that it just takes a book, a pencil and her imagination to transport her there. SELLING POINTS: Author and illustrator have done a lot of research to ensure that the animals are all found in the same ocean. Use of rhyming text which makes it suitable for beginning readers Simple enough to read to the very young but has clues along the way to keep older readers interested. Colour throughout What is it like to live in the deep green jungle? A toucan taks us through the deep green jungle and at the end there is a little surprise for us all. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Who lives in the deep blue ocean? A beautifully illustrated celebration of ocean life with a few surprises along the way. SELLING POINTS: -Author and illustrator have done a lot of research to ensure that the animals are all found in the same ocean. -Use of rhyming text which makes it suitable for beginning readers -Simple enough to read to the very young but has clues along the way to keep older readers interested. - Author lives in Tasmania, illustrator lives in Perth Colour throughout Who lives in the deep blue ocean? A beautifully illustrated celebration of ocean life with a few surprises along the way. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. How does Grandma cuddle you? This is just one of the many questions a child will encounter when they experience Grandma's Place. Grandma's Place is an interactive picture book which encourages children to explore and reflect upon the special bond they share with their grandparents. On a visit to her grandma's place Jess experiences and creates memories that will last a life-time. AUTHOR James Stead is a qualified chef but now works as a primary school teacher. He first became interested in writing children's books after introducing his students to the great children's author, Roald Dahl. . . ILLUSTRATOR Marjory Gardner is a freelance children's book illustrator whose work has appeared in many trade and educational books and magaines. Grandma's Place is the sort of place she would have loved to visit as a child, but both her grandmothers lived too far away. Marjory's illustrations are drawn in felt pen, pencil, brush and black ink. How does your Grandma cuddle you? This is just one of the many questions a child will encounter when they experience Grandma's Place. This book is an interactive picture book, which encourages children to explore, and reflect upon the special bond they share with their grandparents. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Jill Carter-Hansen (illustrator). Hardcover. Bearly There had been Blake's teddy forever. Which is why he was barely there. But when a naughty new teddy arrives on the scene, Bearly's world changes forever. Bearly There is an exquisitely humorous story about a boy and his bears, about new friends and old, about love and loyalty. AUTHOR: Aleesah Darlison writes picture books and novels for children. When Aleesah isn't working on her next manuscript, she's usually chasing after her three energetic children and her two frisky dogs. ILLUSTRATOR: Jill Carter Hansen is a writer and illustrator who has also written, designed and directed several animated films. Her work has won a number of international awards. SELLING POINTS: Aleesah has quite a strong following particularly for her Totally Twins series Great read aloud book for pre school and lower primary Deals with themes of loyalty, friendship acceptance and change Beautifully illustrated in black and white with accents of red, giving the book a timeless quality Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. With Love from Head to Toe counts the blessings of our bodies from a child's perspective. Simple, direct and beautiful, the words and pictures combine to capture the sheer exhilaration of living. Fall in love with this enchanting celebration of life and family love. With Love from Head to Toe counts the blessings of our bodies from a child's perspective. Simple, direct and beautiful, the words and pictures combine to capture the sheer exhilaration of living. Fall in love with this enchanting celebration of life and family love. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The Wish Giver lives on the biggest and brightest star and helps children's wishes come true. Layla wishes she had a friend but the Wish Giver has fallen off his star. Will he be able to grant Layla's wish? Or can Layla find the secret to making a friend herself? A delightful story about loneliness and friendship. Ages 4+. The Wish Giver lives on the biggest and brightest star and helps children's wishes come true. Layla wishes she had a friend but the Wish Giver has fallen off his star. Will he be able to grant Layla's wish? Or can Layla find the secret to making a friend herself? A delightful story about loneliness and friendship. Ages 4+. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Age range 3 to 6When the rain comes pouring down Mrs Farmer has no choice but to let the farm animals inside with some very funny results. She ends up with dogs in the kitchen, pigs in the laundry, cows in the dining room, sheep in the sitting room and hens that lay eggs in all sorts of surprising places. When the water recedes she sends them all back outside.but not for long. A delightful story about finding companionship in unlikely places. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Age 5 to 12From the oceans and coastal plains to the African Veldt, we share thisearth with many unique and wonderful creatures. This book celebrates MarkWilson's lifelong passion for endangered wildlife and the preservation ofhabitat. A New Prayer for the Animals is a message of hope for animalsacross the world. The book contains information on each of the animals andincludes at the end, a brief description of how they are threatened. Teachers Notes' available here Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Age range 2 to 6Worm lives underground, munching through the earth. Life is pretty predictable - or so he thinks.Then one day, everything changes. A funny, gentle exploration of how we see the world. From the award winning author and illustrator Nicki Greenberg comes a tale of the life or a worm. Explosions of colour and vibrancy transform what could be quite a dry book. Nicki is known for her books for older readers, particularly her graphic novel version of Hamlet, which won the CBCA picture book of the year in 2011, but has also recently had success with picture book for younger readers. In 2015 her book Teddy Takes the Train won the Speech Pathology Australia, Book of the Year Award ages 3-6, Worm is a book for preschool and early readers. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Michelle Mackintosh (illustrator). Hardcover. When Jimmy's dad returns from work relieved to be away from the jungle out there, he finds that a jungle is springing up right inside his own house. A delightfully funny look at family life and the antics of a young boy. AUTHOR: Steve Wide is a Melbourne writer, DJ and radio presenter. He has written junior novels for children in the start-ups series before. It's a Jungle in Here is his first picture book. Michelle Macintosh is a designer and illustrator. Her most recent book is 'The Wish Giver', written by Rosanne Hawke. Michelle lives in Melbourne. Colour throughout When Jimmy's dad returns from work relieved to be away from the jungle out there, he finds that a jungle is springing up right inside his own house. A delightfully funny look at family life and the antics of a young boy. Age 3+. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Deep in a snowy forest Owl and Frida live happily together. Each night they look out their little window at the moon and wonder what lies beyond the snow. Then one midwinter day Owl starts to change, his dreams begin to fill with magic and nothing is ever the same again. AUTHOR: Anna Pignataro is the award winning author and illustrator of many picture books including the very successful Princess and Fairy series. She is also the author of a junior fiction series, The Butterfly Bunnies. Anna lives in Melbourne. Anna was the winner of the Crighton award for illustration in 1988 and has since been shortlisted for the CBCA Picture Book of the Year. SELLING POINTS: Explores the themes of love and loss, temptation and loyalty. Fairytale like style makes it a great resource for creative writing. Can be used in a study of fairytale, fables and also when exploring symbolism in texts. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Marjory Gardner (illustrator). Paperback. What's special about your Grandpa's place? Join Josh and his grandpa as they enjoy a wonderfully busy day together. Following on from the success of Grandma's Place comes Grandpa's Place, a celebration of the relationship between a young boy and his Grandpa. Whats special about your Grandpas place? Join Josh and his grandpa as they enjoy a wonderfully busy day together. Following on from the success of Grandmas Place comes Grandpas Place, a celebration of the relationship between a young boy and his Grandpa. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Age range 5+ Annoying, bored, creative and daring, AlphaKid is every kidat their best (kind, loving), worst (impatient, unreasonable) and in between (smelly, odd). Packed with heart and humour, kids of all ages will smirk and titter at this A to Z of antics, from dawn to dusk, chaos to calm.A graphic-design style ABC book for little ones, AlphaKid is a humorous riff on the parent/child relationship. An overarching narrative takes the alphabetical entries from waking through to bedtime and the various careening childlike states the kids (and parents!) find themselves in during waking hours. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.