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Come with us to a place where anything is possible.Where swashbuckling sea captains and puddle-jumping champions play together.Where spells are caste in the sand and chefs cook seaweed soup for superheroes.Join Billie, her butterflies and her friends as they discover the amazing place that is...Beach Kindy

A light-hearted story about carrying heavy loads and the strength to be found when women and girls find ways to lift each other up. Heavy is an empowering children's picture book about intergenerational and societal patterns of burden carrying for women and girls. It addresses the glorification of business and burden-carrying in today's world in a gentle, age-appropriate, and accessible way, with lightness and humour. It's an anti-multitasking story for 4-8 year olds that advocates for lighter living and focusing on just one important thing at a time to avoid overwhelm and burnout. At the wild animal rescue center run by her family of incredibly strong women, Nina watches as her older female relatives piggyback polar bears and carry boa constrictors. Every day, they pick up more and more. The trouble is, they never put anything down! Seeing her family struggle, Nina is determined to find a way to show them that just because they can carry heavy things around all the time, doesn't mean they have to. Will Nina's inventions help lighten their loads? Heavy is an empowering picture book about the value of rest and the lovely lightness one family discovers when the youngest, Nina, suggests they could all do things a little bit differently

The volcano by our house is smoking Does that mean it's going to erupt? What are we going to do if it does erupt?Your purchase of this book supports Library For All in its mission to make knowledge available to all, equally.

William's sister Celia is causing as much mess as a cyclone Your purchase of this book supports Library For All in its mission to make knowledge available to all, equally.

Amaya's village has been in drought for a long time. She hopes the rain will come soon.Your purchase of this book supports Library For All in its mission to make knowledge available to all, equally.

A child and his parents in a rainforest.This book is part of a culturally diverse library collection, offering a levelled reading runway to help boost literacy and encourage a love of reading.Your purchase of this book supports Library For All in its mission to make knowledge available to all, equally.

Five friends are feeling bored on a hot sticky day. Just when they think theyll never find anything fun to place, a simple gust of wind changes everything Jacaranda Magic is a unique rhyming picture book that celebrates imaginative play and highlights the value of boredom and nature in inspiring creativity.

'Who drew on these tree trunks?' Charlie asked Max. 'They'll be in big trouble if Mum sees that!' Take a walk through the Australian bush with Charlie, Layla, Cooper and Max. As the children discover a world full of natural wonders, brimming with native flora and fauna, little Charlie's mind is focussed on one thing . . . Who, or what, has made those marks on the bark of the Scribbly Gum trees?

'Who drew on these tree trunks?' Charlie asked Max. 'They'll be in big trouble if Mum sees that!' Take a walk through the Australian bush with Charlie, Layla, Cooper and Max. As the children discover a world full of natural wonders, brimming with native flora and fauna, little Charlie's mind is focussed on one thing . . . Who, or what, has made those marks on the bark of the Scribbly Gum trees?

A spirited, joyful picture book about belonging, courage, and finding your place in the world—no matter how loud or quiet you are. Bruce is a duck with a name he longs to hear. As flocks gather, scatter, and call out to one another, Bruce searches for connection, moving through lively landscapes filled with other ducks, near-misses, and mounting anticipation. Told with rhythmic repetition and visual humour, Duck, Duck, Bruce! invites young readers into a playful guessing game that builds suspense while gently exploring deeper themes of identity and belonging. Bruce’s journey mirrors a universal childhood question: Where do I fit?—and reassures readers that being seen and named matters. Perfect for classrooms, libraries, and family sharing, Duck, Duck, Bruce! supports social and emotional learning by encouraging empathy, resilience, and self-belief—wrapped in a joyful, laugh-out-loud reading experience.