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The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Dangerous Animals SAMI BAYLY OCTOBER 2020 | HARDBACK | 128PP | AGE 7+ Dangerous animals get a bad rap, but in this beautifully illustrated encyclopaedia you will come to appreciate the incredible features and functions of the natural world's scariest animal species.
With more than sixty of the most deadly, threatening and scary animals from across the world to explore, each page of this beautifully illustrated encyclopaedia will be more eye-opening than the last. You will learn interesting facts about these dangerous species (many of which you won’t have even known were deadly), such as how they have adapted to survive and whether we should be threatened by these animals or appreciate them for their incredible features.
Children and adults alike will pore over the breathtaking scientific illustrations of unusual animals from the Cone Shell to the Wolverine, Irukandji Jellyfish, Slow Loris and more, debating their relative dangerous features and learning how these features developed to help the species survive. A brilliant companion to Bayly's previous title The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Ugly Animals.
Sami Bayly is a natural history illustrator based in Newcastle, who loves all things weird and wonderful. She finds the beauty and importance of all animals regardless of their appearance, and hopes to share her appreciation with others. The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Ugly Animals was her first book. To keep up to date you can follow Sami on Instagram: @SamiBayly.
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The Big Book of Festivals
JOAN-MAREE HARGREAVES, MARITA BULLOCK & LIZ ROWLAND APRIL 2021 | HARDBACK | 64PP | AGE 7+ Grave-side picnics, epic dance-offs, tomato-throwing frenzies, crying-baby competitions and the biggest bathing ritual on the planet – these are just some of the amazing events in this big book of world festivals.
Kids with an interest in the world around them will adore this collection of fantastic festivities, crazy celebrations and happy holy days from across the globe. The Big Book of Festivals introduces young people to some major festivals and some lesser-known regional festivals from around the world, including: Lunar New Year, Día de Muertos, Kumbh Mela, Holi, Diwali, Gelede, Christmas, La Tomatina, Eid-ul-Fitr, Konaki Sumo, Carnaval, Hanukkah, Anastenaria, Festival of Giants, Matariki, Halloween, The Birthday of Guru Nanuk, Buddha's Birthday, Bunya Cone Harvest Festival, Easter, Inti Raymi, Venetian Masquerade Ball, and more.
Joan-Maree Hargreaves has worked in publishing and magazines for more than a decade and has edited a number of international children's titles.
Marita Bullock is an academic and secondary school teacher across the fields of Cultural Studies, Film, Art, and Literature, most recently at The University of Sydney.
Liz Rowland is a British Illustrator who has worked with clients including Vogue, Gourmet Traveller and Visit Britain.
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The Giant and the Sea TRENT JAMIESON & ROVINA CAI
JUNE 2020 | HARDBACK | 32PP | AGE 4+ A stunningly beautiful and powerful take on climate change, standing up for what you believe in, and the power of hope. With lyrical text and illustrations that will resonate long after reading. For fans of Shaun Tan and Armin Greder.
A giant stands on the shore, watching the sea. She never moves, never speaks, until the day she turns to a little girl and says, 'The sea is rising.'
The brave girl takes the message to the town. But when the people refuse to listen, the giant must find another way to save them.
Perfect for the children of the Climate Strike, this is a lyrical and deeply moving story about climate change, standing up for what you believe in, and the power of hope.
Trent Jamieson is an editor, bookseller and award-winning writer of science fiction and fantasy, including the Death Works series and Roil duology. His 2015 novel, Day Boy, won the Aurealis Award for Best Fantasy Novel 2015, Aurealis Award for Best Horror Novel 2015 and shortlisted for the Ditmar Award for Best Novel 2016.
Rovina Cai is an illustrator from Melbourne, Australia. Tintinnabula, her first picture book, with acclaimed author Margo Lanagan, was published in 2017 and won the CBCA Crichton Award for New Illustrators. Her work can be seen at rovinacai.com.
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No! Never! LIBBY HATHORN, LISA HATHORN-JARMAN & MEL PEARCE
MAY 2020 | HARDBACK | 32PP | AGE 3+ A cautionary tale about a little girl who drives her parents up the wall when she starts answering 'No! Never!' to all their requests – and what happens when the tables are turned on her.
Georgie is a sweet little girl who always makes her parents happy... until she discovers one powerful phrase: 'No! Never!' It suddenly becomes her answer to every request, from tidying up her toys to going to bed. Her parents are at their wits end, but what happens when they decide to try saying 'No! Never!' themselves?
A lovely, lively look at the Terrible Twos (or Threes, or Fours, or Fives...) from mother-daughter team Libby Hathorn and Lisa Hathorn-Jarman, with debut illustrator Mel Pearce. Perfect for any parent dealing with tantrums, defiant behaviour or communication issues.
Libby Hathorn is an award-winning author and poet of more than seventy books for children, young adults, and adult readers. Translated into several languages and adapted for both stage and screen, her work has won honours in Australia, the United States, Great Britain and Holland. For more information, free writing tips and teaching resources, go to libbyhathorn.com.
Mel Pearce is an artist and illustrator who likes scribbling in detail. Her work has appeared in literary magazines dotdotdash and Voiceworks.
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Bandits SHA'AN D'ANTHES
OCTOBER 2020 | HARDBACK | 32PP | AGE 4+ A visually stunning picture book for children aged 4+ with themes of friendship, diversity and the environment, from the author of Zoom.
Fern lives in a colourless, lifeless city and has only ever seen trees as pictures in her books. Fern is told that the bandits who come in the middle of the night to steal from the city dwellers are bad guys, but when she follows them back to their home she discovers a land of colour, life, friendship and a future she believes in.
Bandits is the second picture book from artist Sha'an d'Anthes.
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Sha'an d'Anthes is a Sydney-based creative whose career as an artist/illustrator has seen her travel, show and sell work all over the world. Through her brand Furry Little Peach, Sha'an has established and rallied a large audience that grows steadily by the day. For more on Sha'an, check out her Instagram @furrylittlepeach.
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The Mummy Animal Book JENNIFER COSSINS
MARCH 2020 | HARDBACK | 32PP | AGE 2+
Did you know that a mother peacock is called a peahen and a baby peacock is called a peachick?
The Mummy Animal Book is an adorable and informative picture book about mummy animals and their babies that is perfect for Mother's Day.
The Daddy Animal Book JENNIFER COSSINS
AUGUST 2020 | HARDBACK | 32PP | AGE 2+
Did you know that a daddy gorilla is called a silverback and a baby gorilla is called an infant?
The Daddy Animal Book is an adorable and informative picture book about baby animals and their dads that is perfect for Father's Day.
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AUTHOR SPOTLIGHT Jennifer Cossins
Jennifer Cossins is a CBCA award-winning artist and writer with a passion for nature, the animal kingdom and all things bright and colourful. A born-and-bred Tasmanian, Jennifer also designs homewares, textiles and stationery, which she stocks in her store in Hobart, Red Parka. Jennifer's books include A-Z of Endangered Animals, 101 Collective Nouns, The Baby Animal Book, A- Z of Australian Animals, The Ultimate Animal Counting Book and A Flamboyance of Flamingos.
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THE ULTIMATE ANIMAL ALPHABET BOOK COMING NOVEMBER 2020 | HARBACK | 64PP | AGE 4+
From the Australorp Chicken to the Zigzag Heron, this A-Z book is jam-packed with over 250 animal species and all kinds of interesting animal facts. A companion book to Jennifer Cossins' The Ultimate Animal Counting Book, this one is for budding zoologists aged 4+.
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Dugong Magic DEBORAH KELLY & LISA STEWART
APRIL 2020 | HARDBACK | 32PP | AGE 2+
A beautifully illustrated, lyrical and informative story about dugongs, one of our most unique endangered animals. Ideal for anyone with an interest in marine life and the environment, and an excellent teaching resource.
There are not many dugongs left in the world now. But what if humans freed the sea from nets? What if we cleared it of rubbish so that seagrass could flourish again and dugongs could feed?
A beautiful and thought-provoking picture book about dugongs – the mysterious creatures who were once mistaken for mermaids. Deborah's Kelly's beautiful, lyrical writing brings these animals to life, and highlights the dangers they face, inspiring young readers to care for and protect our natural world. Lisa Stewart's gorgeous illustrations capture the beauty of these gentle and endangered creatures.
Deborah Kelly has a degree in marine biology, but has worked in all sorts of jobs. She has written several picture books and a junior fiction series.
Lisa Stewart was shortlisted for the Crichton Award for New Illustrators for her first book, Can I Cuddle The Moon? (written by Kerry Brown). She has illustrated several more picture books since then, and also tours the world as a professional violinist, playing with the Acacia Quartet.
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A Crocodile in the Family KITTY BLACK & DARON PARTON
SEPTEMBER 2020 | HARDBACK | 32PP | AGE 3+ A charming, warm-hearted picture book about a family of birds who take home an egg and, even though the crocodile that hatches from it doesn't look or act like the rest of the family, he belongs.
A family of birds stumble across an egg in the bush and take it home with them. The family are thrilled when a little crocodile hatches from the egg, but the other animals are a little confused.
'Why do you keep him?' they ask.
'Is it because he's beautiful? Is it because he's fun? Is it because he makes a great coat rack? Is that it? Is that why you keep him?'
Croccy is beautiful, and he is fun, and he does make a great coat rack. But that's not why the family keep him. The other animals eventually realise that the birds keep Croccy because he belongs with them.
Kitty Black loves nothing more than plotting her next children's book. She lives in Perth with her husband and two children.
Award-winning New Zealand illustrator Daron Parton has been working as an illustrator since 1990 and is also an illustration tutor at Auckland University of Technology.
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Little Bilby's Aussie Easter Egg Hunt
YVONNE MES & JODY PRATT
MARCH 2020 | BOARD BOOK | 16PP | AGE 0+ A pleasure to read aloud, this Easter board book for ages 0 to 4 comes complete with rhyme, repetition and animal noises, and explores animals in their natural habitats.
Near bush and scrub and oceanfront, they tiptoe on their Easter hunt...
A group of baby bilbies are on an Easter egg hunt. They find all kinds of eggs – a kookaburra's egg, a turtle's egg, a cassowary's egg - before the little bilbies finally find what they've been looking for: Easter eggs to share with all their friends.
This colourfully illustrated picture book showcases the diversity of Australia's egg- laying animals. Each spread reveals an egg in its natural environment and asks the question 'Whose egg could this be?'. After turning the page, the egg is matched with the animal it belongs to.
Yvonne Mes is a children's author, illustrator and devourer of books. She writes short stories, picture books and junior novels. Her stories are published in School Magazine, on the Kids Book Review website and as part of anthologies.
Jody Pratt is a Melbourne-based illustrator and painter who loves all things nature, in particular animals. She also works in a library. For more information, visit her website: jodystudioarts.com.
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Santa and the Sugar Glider: A Rainforest Christmas
ALEXA MOSES & ANIL TORTOP OCTOBER 2020 | HARDBACK | 24PP | AGE 3+ A sweet Australian festive story with a positive message about following your dreams, helping others, and the magic of Christmas.
It's Christmas Eve, and Snap the sugar glider is practising his moves. He wants to be the greatest flyer in the rainforest, but the other animals just laugh at him.
When Santa makes an emergency landing, all the animals get a chance to audition to fill in for Comet, who is injured. Is this Snap's chance to shine?
A heartwarming story full of Christmas magic, from the team that brought you Bat Vs Poss.
PREVIOUS TITLE Alexa Moses has a masters degree in screenwriting from the Australian Film Television and Radio school, has written for children's television and has had two middle-grade novels published by HarperCollins.
Anil Tortop was born and raised in Turkey. She has illustrated 16 children's books and also works as an animator and character/concept designer.
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Colouroos
ANNA MCGREGOR
APRIL 2019 | HARDBACK | 32PP | AGE 4+ When three differently coloured mobs of kangaroos come together, they discover that they have more in common than they expect. A vibrant and colourful celebration of diversity.
Deep in the heart of the Red Centre lived a mob of red kangaroos. During a long, hot drought, the thirsty roos went searching for water.
When three different groups of kangaroos – red, blue and yellow – all come to the same watering hole, they aren't sure what to make of each other at first. But they soon discover that they aren't so different after all. As the three groups become one, new colours appear, and soon the roos have created a beautiful rainbow!
On the surface, this is a fun, light-hearted story about the colour spectrum, but on a deeper level it is a beautiful celebration of diversity.
Anna McGregor is a Melbourne-based writer and illustrator. Her background in graphic design is evident in her high impact compositions and her penchant for problem-solving. Her debut picture book, Colouroos, is partly inspired by her childhood in rural Australia.
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Kitty Is Not a Cat series JESS BLACK
2020 | 4 TITLES | PAPERBACK | 96PP | AGE 7+ A warmly funny junior-fiction series about a gutsy girl protagonist living in an adult-free world, learning what it means to be human from a group of kind-hearted but ill-informed cats. Based on the Australian animation series that has sold to more than 80 territories around the world! Written by award-winning children's author, Jess Black.
Book 1: Teddy's Bear | August 2020
The cats decide that Kitty needs a teddy bear, but mistakenly end up getting her a grizzly bear instead. Her very own grizzly bear! Kitty and the bear spend a fun- filled afternoon together, but it doesn't take long for Kitty to realise that having a grizzly bear for a pet may be a little more trouble than she had anticipated.ted.
Book 2: Lights Out | August 2020
Some children hate going to bed. Not Kitty! That is until one spooky night when Kitty's nightlight goes missing and her fear of the dark comes creeping out. The cats, unfamiliar with the concept, try to settle her down but to no avail. In the end, it won't be a nightlight that saves the day.
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Book 3: Bath Time | November 2020
The cats realise that Kitty needs to have a bath, but that's easier said than done in a house full of cats who hate water!
Book 4: Hired Hound | November 2020
The cats have a very strict no dogs allowed policy. So when Butcher the chihuahua/straight shooter cross moves in next door and upsets the peace, feline hell breaks loose!
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Squidge Dibley Series MICK ELLIOTT
4 TITLES | PAPERBACK| 176PP | AGE 7+ A hilarious series about a very strange class and their very strange friend Squidge Dibley, perfect for fans of Weirdo, Funny Kid and Tom Gates. The series is written by Mick Elliott, author of The Turners, and features his unforgettable cartoon- style illustrations on every page. Find out more at mickelliott.me.
Book 1: Squidge Dibley Destroys the School | July 2019
Things are going downhill fast for class 6PU at Craglands South Primary School. They've changed teachers more times than most kids change their socks, and their latest one is so strict they aren't even allowed to sneeze. But just when it seems like the school term has been turned into a prison term, a new kid arrives.
He is a kid unlike any other kid at Craglands South. A kid named Squidge Dibley. He's small, quiet and strangely ... squidgy. And he's about to change everything.
Book 2: Squidge Dibley Destroys the Galaxy | December 2019
Things are finally looking up for class 6PU. All the way up into outer space!
It all begins with half-a-duck and a very naughty python. Throw in an astronaut, a robot, a school hall full of insane inventions and an excursion to space camp, and you've got one crazy, cosmos-sized problem.
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Book 3: Squidge Dibley Destroys Everything | April 2020
When a freak accident at the talent quest unleashes a lice infestation, 6PU's arch-nemesis Hector Hoovesly takes over. Squidge and Padman quickly discover that this was no accident – instead, it is step one in Hoovesley's dastardly plan to take over Craglands Primary.
Defeating the world's most vile teacher will take guts, brains, and burps so powerful they can create mini earthquakes. There's only one kid for the job: SQUIDGE DIBLEY!
Standalone title: Squidge Dibley Destroys History | September 2019
Normal kids build dioramas for History assignments. Squidge Dibley builds a time machine. When class 6PU's pet falls into its wormhole and gets lost in time, it's up to Squidge Dibley to rescue him before he dries out and/or destroys life as we know it. along the way, Squidge encounters some of the weirdest, wildest people and events from history, and leaves each place he visits just a little bit squidgier.
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Rebel Gods: Monuments Book 2 WILL KOSTAKIS AUGUST 2020 | PAPERBACK | 240PP | AGE 13+ In the second installment of the Monuments duology, Connor, Sally and Locky are drawn into a centuries-old conflict between the gods of Love and Fear that just might destroy the world they're striving to make better.
Newbie gods Connor, Sally and Locky want to change the world - no biggie. When their first attempted miracle doesn't quite go to plan, they find themselves at odds with their families, the media and each other.
To make matters worse, they're drawn into a centuries-old conflict between the gods of Love and Fear that threatens to destroy the world they're striving to make better.
Rebel Gods is the second book in the Monuments fantasy duology from YA superstar, Will Kostakis. It's a heartfelt look at faith, friendship and how myths are born.
PREVIOUS TITLE Will Kostakis is an award-winning author for young adults. His first novel, Loathing Lola, was released when he was just nineteen, and his second, The First Third, won the 2014 Gold Inky Award. It was also shortlisted for the Children's Book Council of Australia Book of the Year and Australian Prime Minister's Literary awards. Rebel Gods is the second title in his Monuments fantasy duology.
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Before the Beginning ANNA MORGAN
SEPTEMBER 2020 | PAPERBACK | 240PP | AGE 12+
The story of four friends, a mysterious stranger, and the week when everything changed. For fans of We Were Liars.
Schoolies week: that strange in-between time when teenagers move from school into the adult world. It's a week when anything is possible, and everything can change.
Grace is questioning everything she thought about herself, and has opted not to join her clique of judgemental friends for schoolies, instead tagging along with her brother Casper and his friends. Casper, an artist, is trying to create the perfect artwork for his uni application folio. Overachieving, anxiety-ridden Noah is reeling from a catastrophe that might have ruined his end-of-year results. And Elsie is just trying to figure out how to hold their friendship group together.
On the first night of the trip, they meet Sierra, a mysterious girl with silver-grey hair and a magnetic personality. All of them are drawn to her for different reasons, and she persuades them to abandon the cliched schoolies experience in favour of camping with her on a remote, uninhabited island. On that island, each of them will find answers to their questions. But what does Sierra want from them?
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Anna Morgan was born in Sydney, but spent most of her childhood surrounded by mountains in Nepal and Tibet while her parents were part of an international community of health professionals. Navigating this cross-cultural life made her a curious observer of people, although most of her time was spent reading Enid Blyton and dreaming of going to boarding school. She works as a bookseller. Before the Beginning is her sophomore book, following All That Impossible Space.
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When Rain Turns to Snow JANE GODWIN JULY 2020 | PAPERBACK | 256PP | AGE 12+ A moving and timely story about finding out who you are in the face of crisis and change, with kind but complex characters and an absorbing narrative that deftly covers current issues from the climate strikes to social media shaming. For fans of Kate DiCamillo, Fiona Wood and Emily Rodda.
Lissa is home on her own after school one afternoon when a stranger turns up on her doorstep carrying a baby. After her initial shock, she realises the stranger and baby desperately need her help. Reed and baby Mercy are on the run and his parents are trying to find him. He's trying to find out who he really is and thinks Lissa's mum might have the answer to all his questions. But, he's got the added complication of having to look after a baby – not something your average 13-year-old knows how to handle.
Reed's appearance stirs up some untold histories in Lissa's family and suddenly she's having to scrape through her past – all while her brother is dealing with a devastating secret of his own.
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Jane Godwin is the highly acclaimed author of over 25 books for children and young people, across all styles and ages. Her work is published internationally and she has received many commendations. Keep up with Jane on her website janegodwin.com.au or by following her on Instagram @janiegodwin.
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