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Heather Feather is a baby emperor penguin from Antarctica. She sets off in this environmentally-concerned information story, all the way around Australia.

Join her and learn about the coastal cities and animals she sees, as well as the degradation of habitat, and pollution, that really gets her goat.

Henry the emu wanted to fly!

But flying fish, eagles and launchers can’t seem to help. It’s only after meeting Wallagoot Jean that Henry learns about the science of orbit, and the importance of flying first with his mind...

Hannah befriends a lonely Yowie and encourages him to search for his family. On a journey to the Blue Mountains she has an eerie experience at a haunted billabong, makes friends with a Bilby and encounters the infamous black panthers. Will Howie discover other Yowies living in the Blue Mountains?

'Grab a ball that's boring, find a ball that's plain, please grab a ball so you can play this game...'

With its beautiful illustrations, descriptive language and clever use of rhyme, children will be invited to imagine, interact and engage with the magic ball as it transforms from page to page. This book encourages interaction, so grab a ball, say the magic words and pass the ball as you turn each page to watch it turn to something strange.

Reece's bull calf was always causing mayhem on his parents' farm, charging at him, eating Mum's flowers... the list goes on! He was sad that it had to be sent away but a chance shows up for a different path to become a rodeo bull. Will Jailbreak successfully remain unridden?

James Jelly Bean just loves the colour green!

Discover all the wonderful green things that James has at his house.

Jeremy isn't really sure why there needs to be these new kids coming into his home, where he lives with his mum and dad and his brother, Riley.

Jeremy struggles with the reality of his family changing as other children who are unable to live with their families come and live with his.

Karina Stell's moving memoir details the journey from her first to her fourth and final cancer diagnosis through to her ultimate palliation. She wrote this book for everyone who would find themselves on a similar journey, for their loved ones and for those who work in the haematology/oncology field who must never forget the importance of compassion and humanity in their care.

Karina passed away on 27th September, 2018. Her story is her legacy.

Little Sower Samuel loves to garden. When he looks around and sees that his city does not have enough of the greenness he loves, Samuel embarks on a mission of sharing, by giving seedlings and joy to all around.

Mia's Optiscope is the story of a girl with a big heart and bigger imagination, a story of morality, fantasy, adventure and quest to discover the parallel world of Nilimbia.

Newly arrived in the bustling suburb of Kingsford, in Sydney's east, Mia feels lonely, missing her friends. Walking to school up Meeks Mountain, she makes a new friend and finds herself the Keeper of the Optiscope. Before she can learn its true purpose her mysterious friend is gone, leaving few clues about the Optiscope's powers.

With her grandad's help, Mia uncovers its secrets and the Dream Team embark on adventures to Nilimbia, an awesome world of Dream Weavers and endless magic, where a little imagination and hope makes the impossible possible.

Miss Sue narrates her thoughts about things she likes that make her happy. She hopes to give children thoughts too as to things that make them happy.

Marilla and Jerry are two merfolk who live in the waters of Port Stephens, where they have many friends in the sea and on the shores.

Years ago, when she was very small, Marilla's parents disappeared. Now she only has her grandmother to care for her.

On a trip with her dolphin friends up the east coast of Australia, Marilla learns of the mystery of Esmeralda Cove. Convinced it involves the fate of her lost family, she is determined to solve it. Marilla and Jerry embark on a dangerous adventure.

Number One Baby Dragon is a protector dragon.

His job is to look after Katie at night. When she goes to sleep, he practises his dragon lessons until one night he faces his first real monster.

How does he deal with it? There are more challenges to come. This tale of a protective dragon will appeal to all young children, whether or not they are afraid of the dark.

Omservations is the collection of observations, tales and practices of Hanuman Das, a spiritual teacher, yogi, husband, writer and general aficionado of life.

Thoughtfully written with personal touch and loving dedication, these chapters come together with an embrace of Eastern philosphy, global theology and the experience of modern life.

Orlando lives in an apartment in the city, but that doesn’t stop him and his family from having an amazing garden.

Orlando grows all sorts of colourful fruits and vegetables with the help of his mummy and daddy.

What could you grow in your garden?

There are lots of playful cats to spot in this book.

Can you find them?