Attention, Please!
by Sarah Bacaller & R. A. Stephens Illustrated by Hilary Cresp Hi there. If you are reading these words, guess what? You are paying attention!… Read More »Attention, Please!
by Sarah Bacaller & R. A. Stephens Illustrated by Hilary Cresp Hi there. If you are reading these words, guess what? You are paying attention!… Read More »Attention, Please!
by Jasmine Seymour Dharug language has always ben here. It has been sleeping in the land. Now it is slowly waking up. Bayalaya Dharug! When… Read More »Sleeping in the Land
by Aunty Fay Muir and Sue Lawson illustrated by Leanne Jones From the moment you’re born, you’re cloaked in your possum skin. Your possum skin cloak… Read More »Possum Skin Cloak
by Laura Holloway illustrated by Liz Duthie Millions of years ago, the animals thatroamed Australia were not just big –they were MEGA! ISBN: 9781742036830 Extent:… Read More »Mega! Australia’s Megafauna
by Uncle Glenn Loughrey and Andrew Kelly illustrated by Uncle Glenn Loughrey River brings life.River brings us together.River holds the stories. ISBN: 9781742036915 Extent: 32… Read More »Prayer for a River
by Carole Wilkinson When the First Fleet arrived in Australia in 1788,Australia’s First Nations people had already lived onthe continent for at least 60,000 years.… Read More »Filling in the Map
by Aunty Fay Muir and Sue Lawson Illustrated by Cheryl Davison Shortlisted for The Wilderness Society’s 2025 Environment Award for Children’s Literature: Picture Fiction Category… Read More »Country
by Andrew Kelly and illustrated by Dean A. Jones Notable Book in the 2023 CBCA Book of the Year Awards: Eve Pownall Award Shortlisted for… Read More »Peregrines in the City
by Cassie Leatham and Sue Lawson Meet Mr Beaky! He has an important message about what it means to be an Aboriginal person in Australia.… Read More »An Important Message From Mr Beaky
by Duncan Smith and Nicole Godwin, with paintings by Jandamarra Cadd Shortlisted for the 2023 CBCA Book of the Year Award: New Illustrator Category Shortlisted… Read More »We Are Australians