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Two young boys, an old tramp, a beautiful lost dancer and her baby - rag-tag survivors of a sudden war - form a fragile family holding together in the remnants of a fun fair. This is a vivid, poetic story about life in the margins and the power of empathy and imagination to triumph over adversity.

(Board book)

(Board book)

(Paperback)

When Griffin and Layla's school announces a Senior Citizens' Day, Layla is at a loss. Who can she take Griffin offers to share his grandmother, Nell, but Layla desperately wants someone of her own. So Nell introduces Layla to the delightful Miss Amelie... and a small but significant miracle occurs. Ages 7-10. Australian author.

(Paperback)

(Hardback)

(Paperback)

It has taken Perry Angel almost seven years to find the place where he belongs. A heartbreaking but ultimately uplifting story about lost, human kindness, being yourself and finding your place in the world. Ages 7+.

(Paperback)

It's almost Christmas in Cameron's Creek, but Scarlet, the oldest of the Rainbow Girls, is not so sure if wishes can come true. The kitchen at the Kingdom of Silk is warm and sweet with the smell of buttery shortbread and steamed plum puddings. And in the kitchen of the Colour Patch Cafe, Scarlet has made a new friend, Anik.

(Paperback)

A powerful, captivating story about Alice, who is reaching out to express herself through her beautiful-broken words, and Manny who is running to escape his past. When they meet they find the tender beginnings of love and healing.

(Paperback)

Since his arrival at the Kingdom of Silk, Perry Angel has learned a lot about love. But then something happens, and his friends are worried that he might never draw again. When Mr Kadri from the Colour Patch Cafe announces a new category at the annual art exhibition, he gives Perry all the colours of Paradise, just in case he needs them... Ages 9+.

(Paperback)

(Hardback)

(Paperback)