Kookaburras love to laugh by Laura and Phillip Bunting
Have you ever wondered about why a Kookaburra up in that old gum tree is laughing? Did you ever think that perhaps there has to be a serious Kookaburra amongst…
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Ruben by Bruce Whatley
Ruben’s dreams were of places that made no sense to him. Places that didn’t exist. At least not anymore. Ruben, a young boy lives on the outskirts of a damaged,…
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Introducing Global Guardian Project Junior: Exploring the Ocean.
The junior issue of these informative online magazines is here, with a captivating first capsule – Exploring the ocean. What makes the Junior modules different? Information is still up to…
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Unplugged by Steve Antony
But one day there was a power cut… Can you imagine? A life without your computer? phone or tablet? What would you do if you had to go outside, talk…
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The Riverboat Postman by Joanne Karcz
We all love receiving mail. The anticipation of what is going to be inside the letter box, the rumble of the motorbike or the knock on the door. But what…
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The secret of Black Rock by Joe Todd-Stanton
Do love reading myths, legends and folk tales? Have you ever wondered how those tales came to be? The secret of Black Rock by Joe Todd-Stanton is an adventurous folktale…
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The lengths some bears go to
Bollo had had enough. Every book he read was boring. His friends told him to try picture books. BORING! His little boy told him to try books based on facts…
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Flying books
I am sure you, just like me have donated books to charity. It makes you feel good that someone else is going to enjoy a book or at least the…
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Tell me a story Rory by Jeanne Willis and Holly Clifton Brown
We love our teddy bears and have spent many hours over the years searching for bears that have hidden themselves in trees, under lounges and inside cars. But as the children…
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The Amazing A to Z thing by Sally Morgan and Bronwyn Bancroft
“I have something to make you jolly, Numbat.” said Anteater. But animal after animal throughout the alphabet is just too busy to find out what Anteater has until they feel…
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It’s our world
How do we raise our children to be more environmentally conscious children? How we do we raise them so that they are not caught up in the world of consumption,…
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Meeka by Suzanne Barton and Anil Tortop
Some dads cook sausages. Some dads cook pasta. My dad cooks spicy, dicey stew. And then our adventure with the delightful Meeka begins. Meeka the sweet blue bird, hangs around…
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