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Four years ago, Millie lost her baby brother Noah before he could be born. When she learns her mother is once again pregnant, she feels excited and scared as well. Will the baby be ok Life on a rural sheep property in the grip of drought brings its own challenges too, but Millie realises that she is more resilient than she ever believed.

(Paperback)

When Amanda and her friends encourage Rosie to try out for the school production, a green-eye monster tries to discourage Rosie and sabotage the School Production. Will Amanda and the Dolphin Squad be able to help Rosie and ultimately save the show Its OPERATION SCHOOL PRODUCTION!

(Paperback)

When Amanda and her friends make a pinky-promise to run together in the Cross-Country race at school, Amanda needs to make a choice, winning or helping someone.

(Paperback)

When every girl in Year Three gets an invitation to Eves birthday party except Amanda, Amanda makes a plan, to win herself an invitation before the week is through. But she later Realises that its better to be kind for the sake of it rather than doing it to try and get something out of it. - combatting rejection with kindness

(Paperback)

When Amanda returns to school after having a sick day, she finds fitting back into the friendship group tricky. Amanda decides, with the help of the Dolphin Squad, to go out of their way and include anyone. But when Eve is sick and misses school, how will Amanda ensure Eve doesnt have a blues-day back at school just like she did

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When Amanda and her friends find out Eve has the exact same yellow dress as Amanda and is planning to wear it to the School Disco, Amanda needs to find a way to change Eves mind Its OPERATION DISCO DRESS! Even though Amanda wants to stand out, she learns encouraging others and standing by your friends is more important.

(Hardback)

Amiras Magpie is a story of friendship, family and escape; of bravery and resilience in the face of hardship

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Poignant and humorous, this story of a mud-puddle coloured sheep celebrates our uniqueness.

(Hardback)

This book explores common algebra mistakes and how to avoid them. In this quirky maths breaking (but not really) counting book readers can engage with all the different ways you can go WRONG in adding like terms. Maths teachers will recognise the concept in helping children add with they are introduced to algebra and patterns.

(Paperback)

When Uncle Jock goes missing, Archie just knows Aunt Ruth is behind it. But to prove it, Archie may have to go down into the basement

(Paperback, New edition)

Arianas friend Mayas Seeya is in town from Sri Lanka and Maya is entering the school talent show to impress him. The only thing is she has no talent. Ariana and the Treasure Chest help Maya decide on a dance routine with some new shoes. The day of the talent show, Maya forgets her lucky shoes and instead performs the dance her Seeya taught her.

(Paperback, New edition)

Ariana Treasure and her parents run a thrift shop full of once-precious items. When a new family moves into town, Arianas book is accidentally sold to the new boy, Alex. Despite being upset about the move, Alex returns Arianas book and they become new friends.

(Paperback, New edition)

Theres a food truck competition in town and the Treasure familys friends, the Garcias, are looking for inspiration for their recipe in the Treasure Chest. They find just what theyre looking for, but Mr Garcia gets sick and it falls on Hunter, Jake, and Ariana to save the day.

(Paperback)

Each page is beautifully and individually illustrated by Australian school children. Take a journey with Wombat around Australia in 30 places.

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Boondaburra is a tale of belonging and identity told through a platypus who is bullied by the other animals because he's different. Boondaburra teaches young children about the effects of bullying, and how our differences make us unique. The book features many quintessential animals of the Australian bush, highlighting the value of diversity.

(Hardback)

Our lives are measured by the places we hold dear, the people we love and the paths we have trodden. So, who better to tell our stories than the shoes we wear Through the endearing perspective of a beloved pair of working boots, this picture book narrates the life of a cattle farmer and his love of the Australian bush.

(Paperback)

Tania knows shes going to need more than just talent to avert maximum disaster. Because some things are worth more than a camp ticket, and friendship is one of them.

(Paperback, 2nd New edition)

I read in the Bible, so it must be true, God can see everything that I do. But, what would this look like And how far does Gods care reach Join the wild, hilarious and crazy ride of a young boy who dares to imagine the incredible scope of Gods love and care.

(Hardback)

Chandani is a slave girl in the Himalayan forest when she finds a powerful friend.

(Hardback)

Cloud Conductor inspires imagination that can be shared over and over.

(Paperback)

This is a tender story between a grandchild and grandparent as they explore memories and family stories together.

(Hardback, 1)

One in five people will suffer a depressive illness in their lifetime. It is often difficult for children to understand why a parent may be sad and distant. 'I wonder if it's dark and lonely in that other place...' Gemma watches her dad as he sits alone in his tangled garden. Can she help her dad find his way home

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Lynne Stringer and RA Stephens bring together a collection of fantasy and science-fiction stories based in worlds that are not quite our own. Authors include Penny Jaye, Emily Larkin, Janeen Samuel, Stephanie Martin, Catriona McKeown, Rosanne Hawke and many more.

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Ever wondered why you don't look like the people in magazine adsThere's heaps of books about how popular culture (like advertising) affects the way you feel about yourself. Unfortunately, they're mostly written about young people until now! This book is written for young people.