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PRC Author Title 89128 Adam, Emma & Turner, Nadia (ill) My dinosaur ABC 9511 Agard, John Hello new 9478 Ahlberg, Allan Bravest ever bear, The 3380 Ahlberg, Allan Please Mrs Butler 18338 Ahlberg, Allan & McEwen, Katharine (ill) Cat who got carried away, The 17493 Ahlberg, Allan & McEwen, Katharine (ill) Man who wore all his clothes, The 9358 Ahlberg, Janet & Allan Burglar Bill 15119 Ahlberg, Janet & Allan Jeremiah in the dark woods Ain, Beth & Higgins Keenan, Anne (ill) Starring Jules series 3148 Airey, Miriam No hat brigade 46375 Alderson, Maggie & Fletcher, Claire (ill) Evangeline, the wish keeper's helper 6836 Alemagna, Beatrice Lion in Paris, A 517 Alexander, Goldie & Cammell, Sandra Hairy story, A 527 Alexander, Goldie & Hamill, Dion (ill) Captain Gallant 6598 Allaby, Michael DK guide to weather 574278 Allen, Emma & Sommerville, Hannah (ill) Digby & Claude 4795 Allen, Pamela Bag and a bird, A 11366 Allen, Pamela Black dog 62395 Allen, Pamela Toymaker and the bird, The 3151 Allen, Scott & Nadin, Judy (ill) Jesse the elephant 2340 Almond, David & Dunbar, Polly (ill) My dad's a birdman 15033 Almond, David & Lambert, Stephen (ill) Kate, the cat and the moon 35552 Almond, David & T.Smith, Alex (ill) Tale of Angelino Brown, The 16011 Alo, Marisa Gina the dancing queen 4447 Anderson, Brian & Holgate, Doug (ill) Adventures of Zack Proton and the red giant, The 30/09/21 7:30 PM 3-4 Booklist by Author - Short Page 1 of 50 PRC Author Title 47819 Anderson, Hans Christian & Ehrlich, A (retell) & Thumbelina Jeffers, S (ill) 94273 Anderson, L & Blackmore, E (adapt) & Kennedy, R In the bush (ill) 55549 Anderson, M T & Hawkes, Kevin (ill) Me, all alone, at the end of the world 2569 Apel, Kathryn Bully on the bus 4148 Apel, Kathryn Too many friends 21939 Applegate, Katherine One and only Ivan, The Archer, Dosh Urgency emergency series Arena, Felice Andy Roid series 10830 Arena, Felice Hey cat Arena, Felice Stick dudes series Arena, Felice & Jellett, Tom (ill) Sporty kids series 18530 Argent, Kerry India the showstopper 21193 Arlon, Penelope & Gordon-Harris, Tory Penguins 567924 Arnold, Elana K & Santoso, Charles (ill) Boy called Bat, A 9453 Artis, Lara Police officer 15630 Aston, Dianna & Long, Sylvia Egg is quiet, An 6031 Atherton, Bruce & Redlich, Ben (ill) Pumpkin eater from Pondicherry, The 660401 Atinuke & Feddag, Mouni (ill) Africa, amazing Africa: Country by country 13647 Atkins, Jill Water everywhere 18344 Atwood, Margaret & Petricic, Dusan (ill) Rude Ramsay and the roaring radishes 16096 Austin, Debbie Old Tucker Man 1799 Axelsen, Stephen Nelly gang, The 18413 Axelsen, Stephen Very messy inspection, The 15392 Axelsson, Carina Nigel 571117 Ayres, Eddie & Taher, Ronak (ill) Sonam and the silence 7786 Baddiel, David Head kid 9146 Baddiel, David Person controller, The Badger, H Space Scout series Badger, M C The Tinklers three series 2862 Baer, Sam (retell) & Firth, Rachel (retell) & Klauss, Illustrated stories from India Anja (ill) 9542 Baillie, Allan Drac and the gremlin 6227 Baillie, Allan Dragon quest 2325 Baillie, Allan Imp 3191 Baillie, Allan & Wu, Di (ill) Old magic 5640 Baillie, Kaye & Joy, Narelda (ill) Message in a sock 6223 Bajo & Hex & Kennett, Chris (ill) Pixel raiders: Lava Island 571292 Baker, Dale Arty Farty Marty: The paint smashin' kraken 30/09/21 7:30 PM 3-4 Booklist by Author - Short Page 2 of 50 PRC Author Title 2174 Baker, Jeannie Hidden forest, The 8090 Baker, Jeannie Home in the sky 4239 Baker, Jeannie Story of Rosy Dock, The 7042 Baker-Smith, Grahame FArTHER 15433 Baldwin, Grace MacDonald Croc on the loose 43433 Ball, Nate & Hargis, Wes Let's investigate with Nate: The solar system 43450 Ball, Nate & Hargis, Wes Let's investigate with Nate: The water cycle 669522 Balla, Trace Landing with wings Ballance, Alison Longman animal lifestyles series 15227 Ballance, Alison Spinners & weavers 15224 Ballance, Alison Swimmers 15233 Ballance, Alison Thieves & rascals 15228 Ballance, Alison Travellers Bancks, Tristan & McKenzie, Heath (ill) Nit Boy series 1250 Bancroft, Bronwyn Remembering Lionsville 586744 Bancroft, Bronwyn & Lawrence, Nina (ill) Clever crow 35896 Bancroft,Bronwyn Shapes of Australia 8822 Bar-Hillel, Gili & Das, Prodeepta (photo) I is for Israel 9379 Barber, Antonia & Bayley, Nicola (ill) Mousehole cat, The 5093 Barnett, Mac & Klassen, Jon (ill) Wolf, the duck & the mouse, The 5702 Barnett, Mac & McDonald, Patrick (ill) Skunk, The 47238 Barry, Mike Action Tank 9454 Bartlett, Anne Aboriginal peoples of Australia 120135 Bartlett, Maureen & Bailey, Shona (ill) Tigerfin and the ferry children 18731 Bartlett, Maureen & Milne, Sally (ill) Spiggie, the story of a puffin 15306 Bartram, Simon Dougal's deep-sea diary 15202 Barunga, Albert & Mueche, Stephen & Dowling, Julie About this little devil and this little fella (ill) 640 Base, Graeme Animalia 7414 Base, Graeme Enigma: a magical mystery 4018 Base, Graeme Eye to eye 11118 Base, Graeme Last king of Angkor Wat, The 6988 Base, Graeme Legend of the Golden Snail, The 751134 Base, Graeme Tree, The 4723 Base, Graeme Waterhole, The 7576 Bates, Dianne & Viska, Peter (ill) Cinderfella 18533 Bates, Dianne & Wright, Kathryn (ill) Hold-up heroes, The 45508 Baynton, Martin Jane and the magician 30/09/21 7:30 PM 3-4 Booklist by Author - Short Page 3 of 50 PRC Author Title 9654 Beacham, Janine Rose Raventhorpe Investigates: Rubies and Runaways 24903 Beck, Adrian & McKenzie, Heath Alien Zoo...and you! The Beck, Adrian & Thomas, Adele K (ill) Champion Charlies series 4094 Beck, Jennifer & Colston, Fifi (ill) Torty and the Soldier 25440 Bell, Alex Polar bear explorers' club, The 9512 Bell, Anne Muster me a song: the Anne Bell reciter 653185 Bell, Davina & Blair, Karen (ill) Lemonade Jones and the great school fete 581431 Bell, Davina & Blair, Karen (ill) Lemonade Jones: The first day back and the zoo that comes to you 25821 Bell, Davina and Colpoys, Allison (ill) Under the love umbrella 4103 Bell, Hilary & Martin, Matthew (ill) Marvellous funambulist of Middle Harbour and other Sydney firsts, The 29640 Bell, Krista Flying feet 4460 Bell, Krista & Elliot, Belinda (ill) Bessie's war 17639 Bell, Krista & Miller, David (ill) Lofty's mission 12430 Bell, Krista & Smith, Craig Sniffy the sniffer dog 18543 Bell, Krista & Smith, Craig (ill) If the shoe fits 28355 Belton, Robyn Herbert the brave sea dog 4449 Ben-Barak, Idan & Frost, Julian Do not lick this book 6419 Beneba Clarke, Maxine & Knowles, Isobel (ill) Wide big world 19473 Bentley, Jonathan & Micallef, Shaun Tales from a tall forest Berger, Melvin & Gilda True or false series 9563 Bergin, Elana (& others) Dare to be different: a celebration of freedom in association with Amnesty International 17464 Bergman, Mara & Barton, Jill (ill) Nick Mack's good luck 15361 Bernasconi, Pablo Black skin, white cow 648947 Berran, Susan Yucky, disgustingly gross, icky short stories: Barf blast 87481 Bingham, Caroline & Swerling, Lisa (ill) & Lazar, Little brainwaves investigate, The: Animals Ralph (ill) 12460 Bingham, Mindy & Maeno, Itoko Minou 59345 Binks, Wendy Scrambled egg 8636 Binks, Wendy Where's Stripey 11739 Binny Origami heart 6056 Bishop, James & Parekh, Rikin (ill) Iguana boy: Saves the world with a triple cheese pizza 6057 Bishop, James & Parekh, Rikin (ill) Iguana boy: Vs the 30 second thief! 9460 Bizley, Kirk Swimming 24291 Blabey, Aaron Ghost of Miss Annabel Spoon, The 73251 Blabey, Aaron Noah Dreary 54695 Blabey, Aaron Sunday Chutney 720725 Black, Jess Kitty is not a cat: lights out! 30/09/21 7:30 PM 3-4 Booklist by Author - Short Page 4 of 50 PRC Author Title Black, Jess Little Paws series 610430 Black, Jess & Acton, Sara (ill) Mr Walker and the dessert delight Black, Jess & Hulme, Celeste (ill) Keeper of the crystals series Blade, Adam Team Hero series 5066 Blake, Jon & Allepuz, Anuska (ill) Oshie 3062 Blake, Quentin You're only young twice Bland, Nick The very bear series 6218 Blaxland, Wendy & Hennessy, Lucy (ill) Christmas rose, The 15200 Blaxland, Wendy & Millard, Kerry (ill) Princess and the unicorn, The 72124 Bloch, Serge Butterflies in my stomach and other school hazards 10060 Bloch, Serge Reach for the stars and other advice for life's journey 1598 Blyton, Enid Enchanted wood, The 9546 Blyton, Enid Magic faraway tree, The 9431 Boardman, Alan & Harvey, Roland (ill) Crossing of the Blue Mountains, The 9429 Boardman, Alan & Harvey, Roland (ill) Eureka Stockade 3298 Bodsworth, Nan Peg leg Meg 84015 Boldt, Claudia Uugghh 892 Bollard, Kellie Permaculture gardens 15504 Bond, Michael & Stewart, Joel (ill) It wasn't me 640254 Bondor-Stone, Annabeth & White, Connor Jaclyn Hyde 41501 Bone, Emily & Elford, Sally (ill) It all starts with a seed: how food grows 9430 Bone, Ian Maddy in the middle Bone, Ian & Dawson, Janine (ill) Philomena wonderpen series 13376 Bone, Ian & Jellett, Tom (ill) Scarlett's bat 4158 Booth, Christina Anzac tree, The 9031 Booth, Christina Purinina, a devil's tale 27464 Booth, Christina & Groves, Pete (ill) Potato music 5604 Borlenghi, Patricia Chaucer the cat and the animal pilgrims 4973 Bott, Adrian. C. & Isaac, Andy (ill) Axel & Beast: The grabbem getaway 11902 Bouma, Claudia Amy and the Wilpena flood 17116 Bouras, Gillian & Pignataro, Anna (ill) Aphrodite Alexandra 18582 Bourke, Nike & Danalis, Stella (ill) What the sky knows 5631 Bowler, Ann Martin & Barg, Soosoonam (ill) All about Korea: Stories, songs,
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