There’s a Dragon in Your Book

Thank you Tom Fletcher and Greg Abbott for sharing your creativity and imagination so that another book inspires children and adults to read. This book is interactive, well illustrated and just the best for Storytime sessions.

Mr Bambuckle’s Remarkables

He is whimsical, magical, silly, imaginative and a whole lot mysterious, but most of all you know he's got your back. Mr Bambuckle is the teacher everyone wants except for Miss Frost and Principle Sternblast.

Kate and the Thing

Heidi Cooper Smith made me want to smile, cry, laugh and tap into every emotion possible when reading this story.  She has beautifully captured a child's feelings about new situations and the illustrations are just WOW!

Olivia’s Secret Scribbles

The book flows well and has been well crafted by Meredith Costain.  Olivia is endearing but with a little mischievousness on the side which adds depth to the character.  Her inquisitive nature is what makes her such a fun and likable character.

Yirruwa Yirrilikenuma-langwa

Yirruwa Yirrilikenuma-langwa (When We Go Walkabout), is a beautiful celebration of indigenous culture, where each picture is a work of art and celebrates the Aboriginal way of passing on knowledge through the traditional stories of their ancestors.

Even Fairies Fart

In fairy tales, things will always feel more perfect than in life.  The dashing prince will find the fairest maiden for his wife...Well...you might be shocked to hear this, but even fairies fart! (Jennifer Stinson)

Musings

Today I just wanted to share some thoughts I had recently about literacy programs.  Each child has the the right to learn and be immersed in literacy in libraries, each person that walks through the doors should feel as valuable as the person before and after them. 

Happy Birthday Mummy Pig!

I am not normally a Peppa Pig reader, but when I saw this absolutely adorable board book I knew I needed to share it with you all.  I didn't realise just how delightful it was until I started the Happy Birthday song from the button on the top right hand corner. This book is a classic example of making literacy and reading fun.  

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