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Winter is here, and in winters bears sleep. But how do you convince six not-so-sleepy bear cubs to go to bed Mother Bear has found a way - with a cosy rhyme for each of them.A bed time book for very young children, featuring a nursery rhyme for each bear.

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Working Title Press announces the re-release of Emily Rodda's popular Squeak Street stories in two new editions. Each collection contains five engaging chapter stories of 2000 words aimed at 6-7 year old early readers, and each can be read independently of the other.

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Tails the Great would like to stay home and try out some spooky new spells, but he just doesn't have time. If only he wasn't busing doing his magic shows! If only there were two of him ... Ages 6+.

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A traditional Dreamtime narrative, belonging to Matingali (Bridget) Napanangka Mudgedell from the Balgo Hills region of Western Australia. It tells the story of how the cockatoo, the crow and the hawk got their colours. For ages 5-8.

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In a time before Australia existed, a little dinosaur with big eyes roamed the Antarctic forests, nibbling on cycads and ginkgoes. One day the little dinosaur fell and hurt her leg. She struggled to keep up with her herd.

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On Christmas Eve, when gathering presents for her family, Bright, the tiny sugar glider, is blown off course by a fierce wind. When the wind finally releases her, she is far, far from home. With the help of Digby the wombat and numerous other animal friends, Bright gets home just in time for Christmas. Ages 3-6.

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The dramatic story of Jampijinpa Blue Tongue, who deceives his two sons, and who is in turn deceived by them, with tragic consequences for the two boys. This narrative offers an important explanation for the presence of the flame-like anthills that can be found in the Warlukurlangu region. Ages 5+.

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A traditional Walrpiri Dreaming narrative, belonging to Molly Tasman Napurrurla from the Tanami Desert. It tells the story of a small boy who decides to ignore his parents' advice and follow them out hunting and how he comes face to face with a huge creature with wild eyes, knotty hair, and long sharp nails and teeth - the Pangkarlangu! 5-8.

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Piglets Hamilton, Pygmalion and Podge want a dog more than anything in the world. But they can't decide what sort to get. Hamlet wants a calm faithful dog, Pygmalion wants a bright, bouncy dog, and Podge wants a warm, cuddly dog. Thank goodness the little piglets have a caring pet shop owner to help them choose the perfect pet. Ages 3-6

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It's hard to imagine how one little event, such as Bear waking up early from his winter sleep, could create such chaos. But when Moose catches sight of him stretching from behind and yawning very loudly, she warns everyone that there is a huge scary around! Ages 3-5.

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Deep in her burrow, at the edge of the silver stream, Mother Platypus waits for her babies to hatch. Soon a new cycle of life will begin and she will encourage her young to discover the beauty and wonder of the silver stream. Ages 3-8.

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It's the night before Easter and for the first time Billy and his band of little bilbies must deliver the eggs. 'This is fun,' they sing as they hide eggs here and there and up and down. But when one of the bilbies gets into trouble, only Billy knows what to do.

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Every night the smallest Bilby looks up at the midnight sky and searches for his favourite star - the smallest one that hangs close to the edge of the sky. Ages 4-6.

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Slim Pickles and Jolly spend all day in their shed inventing knick- knacks and nobblers and thing-a-me-jigs, rabbity flunkets and skippety wigs. But when the air grows thick with pollution, they decide what the world really needs is a super parp-buster. Teacher's notes also available ISBN 1876288647. Ages 3-7.

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A traditional Warlpiri Dreaming narrative, belonging to Henry Cook Jakamarra from the Tanami Desert. It tells the story of two Wallaby Creator-Beings who crisscross the country, bringing many sacred sites into existence. When one of the wallabies is swept away by a flood, the other one creates a replacement from a small mouse. Ages 5-8.

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Tells the story of the thousands of Aboriginal children who were forcibly removed from their parents as part of Australian government policies over many decades. The story of the stolen generations is a sad story with a sad legacy. Ages 7+.

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When the home of a little bent-wing bat colony is destroyed by a bull dozer, Warambi becomes separated from her mother and the other bats. Lost and alone she finds shelter in an unusual place far away. Scary sounds are all around her. Danger is never far away.

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Bib ... Bowl ... and small spoon, too. Now what will baby do Coat ... Hat ... and pusher too. Now what will Baby do What will Baby do Turn the pages to find out! A book to enchant all babies, from the team that created the award-winning picture book Cat.

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Wolf can smell goose. A nice, fat, juice goose to have for his dinner, so he follows his nose until he finds it. But it isn't a nice, fat, juicy goose after all. It's a skinny baby goose. Never mind! He'll fatten it up and have it for Sunday dinner instead. Or so he thinks! This work is intended for ages 3-6.

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