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Ever wondered how the boss of your body works? How does your brain tell the other parts of the body what to do? Where is all the information you take in from the world stored? Curious kids will find the answers to these questions and more in All About the Brain by expert paediatric neurologist Dr Gabriel Dabscheck. This is the second book in Berbay¿s nonfiction series, authored by paediatric specialists and designed to be read cover to cover...

Rex loves counting and hugging every one of his twenty-one trees. So, he is absolutely heartbroken when one of his trees goes missing? Where could it be? Who could have taken it? Rex isn¿t the only one who wants to know. A little bird who lost her home comes to him for help. Together, and with a group of feathered friends, they hatch a plan to scare away the tree cutters once and for all. Tree Rex and his friends will inspire readers to care...

Gus is the star of the reptile house. He enjoys putting on a show for visitors, and no one adores seeing Gus more than Edward. They don¿t just share a bond, they share a birthday. So, Edward decides to become a zookeeper, looking after all of the reptiles, but especially Gus. Over the years, they spend every birthday together, but one day Edward doesn¿t show up for their shared celebration. Naturally, Gus decides to leave the zoo and find him....

Follow the comings and goings of everyone who resides and works in the same clock-faced apartment building and see what happens at every hour. Look in the windows and track each character¿s journey over the course of a day. And we can¿t forget what happens when (almost) everyone is sleeping. Chihirös detailed, kid-friendly paper cut artwork engages readers and includes them in her work. Here, she smartly focuses on what happens on the hour, ...

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Chris Haughton meets Jean Jullien in this exploration of cause and effect. Big concept made simple: Shows readers the power their small actions can have. STEM title: Introduces the chaos theory of the butterfly effect in an accessible, age-appropriate way. Read-aloud appeal: Taps into the curiosity kids have and the endless array of questions they ask in a delightfully funny way.

A socially conscious picture book from one of Australia's most celebrated author/illustrators. Acclaimed author: Tohby Riddle is nominated for the 2022 Hans Christian Andersen Award and has had his work translated by Haruki Murakami. Timely and Timeless: Sensitively explores the ideas of homelessness and ownership in a kid-friendly way. Multi-tiered narrative: An unforgettable story of friendship and empathy. Universal appeal: This book ha...

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A monster-under-the bed story--illustrated by renowned Spanish artist Guridi--that helps readers cope with anxiety, in a funny, kid-friendly way

An exploration of a diversity of occupations that readers can pursue when they grow up.

A quirky and humorous book--illustrated by renowned illustrator Guridi-- that shows how unexpected challenges can be triumphed by imagination and cooperation.

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A narrative non-fiction story about Australia's past designed to read as "living history, " with illustrations by celebrated Australian ceramicist Bern Emmerichs.

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