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Australia's best selling brand for early learners

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When Lola moves to a remote Aboriginal community with her family to live, her new life forces her to deal with issues she never knew existed.

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A groundbreaking, gorgeous board book that uses photographs of flowers to introduce children to the rich variety of colour - for ages 2 to 5

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From the beginning of time, the WORD SPY has been creeping down hallways, hiding in shadows and journeying through different lands to discover everything there is to know about the English language.

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Australia's bestselling brand for early learners!

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A celebration of the remarkable life and art of Sonia Delaunay, a groundbreaking artist of the early 20th century.

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Andrew Kindness witnesses the death of a father and son who are sucked into quicksand. Unable to help at the time, Andy is haunted by this terrible event. When his granddad shows him the art of cross-breeding daffodils some years later, Andy finds solace in the beauty of the flowers, but he keeps his hobby secret from the villagers.

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An outstanding adventure story, combining excitement, drama, tragedy and hope, set in a fragile environment.

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The book includes games, puzzles, maps, spot-the-difference pictures, and drawing, colouring and making activities. They are fun to use and full of information about people and places of the past.

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Allows children to meet at close quarters the people of ancient Egypt. This book contains pictures that shows how the Egyptians lived and worked and how they wished to be remembered by later generations. It contains fascinating images that show the people of ancient Egypt and the objects they made and used.

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Through fun activities, this activity book introduces the culture of the Anglo Saxons to 7 to 11 year olds. The book includes games, puzzles, maps, spot-the-difference pictures and drawing and colouring activities.

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This fun colouring book includes pictures to colour of every aspect of Egypt: mummies, pharaohs, hieroglyphic writing, families, kings and queens, scenes of farming and everyday life, gods and goddesses, real animals and mythical beasts, and people from countries neighbouring Egypt.

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The Vikings were feared around Europe as warriors and raiders but they also had a more peaceful aspect as traders and settlers. They were skilled seafarers who travelled as far as North America and Russia, and their heroic sagas or tales of adventure are still popular today.

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Illustrated with over 250 objects from the British Museum and other collections in Egypt, the United States and Europe, this book traces the course of Egyptian art from its initial flowering to its final resurgence during the rule of the Ptolemies.

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Shows the importance of the Roman army in conquering and controlling the empire, and how the empire was held together by the Emperor and by his officials and laws. This book shows how one of the most successful empire in human history was organised, and why understanding the Roman empire helps us to understand better our world.

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A visual walk through the countryside

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The dog s just been sick in the Honda And my dad says he s phoning the vet s And if he lives to a hundred and fifty We re not having any more pets. A pet-lover s collection of zany and downright wicked poems about the world s most ridiculous pet s and their even more ridiculous owners!

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Local artist Tai Snaith reinterprets the daily lives of 15 Australian native animals in her signature style with vibrant watercolour illustrations, a quirky sense of humour, references to mid-century modern design and curious, scientific facts.