Thank You
Reviewed onJosh Langley returns with another gem from his toolbox of life skill essentials for kids with Thank You, a vibrant, quirky how-to of gratitude. Thank You gently guides young readers …
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Always Never Always
Reviewed onEverything about Always Never Always, the latest collaboration between author Meg McKinlay and illustrator Leila Rudge, is delightful. From the young bicycle-riding protagonist setting out to ‘follow secret tracks’ accompanied …
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I’m a country kid, born and raised on a large sheep and crop farm on the outskirts of Ongerup, Western Australia. Growing up surrounded by an expanse of broadacre paddocks …
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This Book is a Time Machine
Reviewed onThis Book is a Time Machine is a delightfully imaginative children’s book that introduces the concept of time in an engaging, quirky, and accessible manner. One of the standout features …
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Crocs Stole My Socks
Reviewed onCrocs Stole My Socks is a delightful and engaging children’s book that tackles a common struggle for parents and caregivers – convincing children to wear socks. Kylie Howarth crafts a …
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Bush Mob Counting
Reviewed onReaders of the ‘Tales from the Bush Mob’ books will recognise Helen Milroy’s colourful patterns and bright illustrations featuring the animal characters from the series. Dingo greets us at the …
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Owl and Star
Reviewed onOwl and Star is a gentle story told in the style of a traditional tale – perfect for sharing with little stars at bedtime. Owl likes to sit on his …
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Noongar Boodja Waangkan
Reviewed onKaya! (Hello!) This is a book of first words in Noongar, the language of the Aboriginal people of the South West of Western Australia. Words are displayed in Noongar and …
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Everything You Want To See
Reviewed onBabies and toddlers will giggle with delight at this charming new offering from Kyle Hughes-Odgers, the award-winning artist, author and illustrator known for such works as Ten Tiny Things, Can …
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There’s Something Weird About Lena
Reviewed onThe author/ illustrator team who created the gleefully grotesque My Dead Bunny has returned with a second supernatural rhyming romp. There is a new girl at school and not only …
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