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Gareth St John Thomas. Illustrations Colin Rowe.

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Katrina McKelvey. Illustrations Kirrili Lonergan.

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Krista van Dolzer

In this intriguing mystery there are several challenges set to be revealed or answered as you help try and unravel what is really going on at Mount Ten. Are you...

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edited by Maria Popova, Claudia Bedrick

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Gina Dawson Illustrated by Vivenne Da Silva

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Tom Jackson. Illustrated Chris Mould

Trains have been around since the 1500’s when the Germans devised a Wagonway to help move heavy ore and materials around the mines, ships have been even around longer than...

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Mark Sperring. Illustrator David Tazzyman

This is a story about some very naughty, very wicked baddies who decided to do something so naughty that they may even blast off to the moon, which the four...

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Russell Ayto

In this colourful and bright large picture book, a dastardly plot is being hatched; a plot so terrible it is hard to describe, but a plot that needs to be...

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Hugh Dolan, illustrated by Dave Dye

Australian history, like all history is filled with the foolhardy, fascinating and downright horror stories, much of which over many years as been tidied up nicely for general consumption. But...

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Paul Russell. Illustrations: Aska

What an absolutely feel good, funny and 100 percent enjoyable celebration of all things, the Imagination, which may seem like a bit of ridiculous statement, but consider for a moment...

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Kathy MacMillan, Manuela Bernardi, illustrated by Kathrin Honesta

The question is asked, ‘What does it mean to raise your voice’ in the Introduction to She Spoke: a history of women who did make a massive difference by speaking...

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Elizabeth Eulberg. Illustrations Matt Robertson

Shelby was in a bad mood, which was quite serious as she was always sharp tongued, but this was worse, far worse. Watson really could not understand what was wrong....