AustLit

'Warna-Manda Baby, the earth is part of you.

'Follow Allurru as she is guided across the land on a journey to discover her connection to Mother Earth and find her way home.

'An ode to earth, sea and sky, Warna-Manda Baby Earth Walk is a gift to future generations to help them connect, care and understand the world around them.'

Source : publisher's blurb

'Phil Cummings has written a hilarious rollicking story that follows cheeky farmyard animals and their antics when the farmer goes to bed.

'The farmer was tired at the end of the day, so he went to bed and snored away. But not the animals, they took a chance, to have some fun, to have a dance.  The cows kicked their hooves in time.  Clickety clack clickety clack. The sheep danced in a crooked line. Tippety tap tippety tap. The chicken’s feathers tickled the crowd. Flippety flap flippety flap. The ducks were wild, the ducks were loud. QUACKETY QUACK QUACKETY QUACK!'

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'A gentle rhyming story that follows four babies as they explore their world around them.

'Once upon my blanket, my legs waved in the air.  Bending, wiggling, waggling, not going anywhere.  Once upon my bottom, my legs stayed on the floor.  Unless I toppled backways, then they … waved around some more!'

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'This cleverly written and superbly illustrated non-fiction picture is designed to help children understand their teeth, why they are important and how to care for them. Full of fun facts wrapped around animal, insect and human teeth. 

'Did you know a Tyrannosaurus Rex had sixty teeth. I have twenty teeth. When I am big I will have thirty two teeth.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'A delightful story with simple rhythm which centres on a family spending the day together out and about. Strolling to the park they say hello to a neighbour, marvel at the orange bus, wave to a rubbish truck and point to the ducks waddling by. Look outside. See the Sun. Let’s go now, have some fun. Puppy dog, butterfly. Aeroplane, cloudy sky. A story that focuses on everyday experiences and surroundings providing lots of opportunity for talk between parent and child.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

“All is quiet, all is still as the first stars appear in the evening sky. As night closes in, the farm settles down with all the animals, big and small, knowing that now is the time to snuggle into their warm cosy beds.” Hush say the Stars, it’s time to be still. The gentle cows gather on the side of the hill. Time for sleep.'

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'Join Quokkas, Tattie and Tiny Spud as they head outside for lots of fun. A pot, some sticks and petals too, it’s time to make garden stew! Reminiscent of making mud pies in the backyard.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Beautifully written and illustrated lullabies to share day and night whilst cuddling with your baby. Featuring a mix of well-loved and delightfully new rhymes written by Australian emerging and award winning writers.'

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'An engaging book full of busy little creatures sure to delight and fascinate both children and adults. A fun way to explore movement, colours, patterns, sizes and numbers whilst supporting your child’s learning and encouraging outdoor play and adventure. 1 leaping grasshopper 5 ambling ladybirds 9 marching ants What will you discover today? Out and about or in this book! Busy Little Creatures is skillfully illustrated with each creature hand drawn and then collaged with many layers of patterned paper giving texture, vibrancy and depth to each page.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Join Wilbur, a fun loving family pet as he shares the joy of Grace and Joe’s first years. He worries when they fall, he rejoices with their first steps… and faithfully joins in all their adventures.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Jump and shout…. clap and cheer on this rollicking adventure with a lively family. Join them as they swing, skip and tumble through the neighbourhood on a joyful day out.' (Publication Summary)

'Finally, the day has arrived! Four beautiful eggs hatch and four delightfully fluffy chickens emerge. One little chicken quickly realises she’s different, but not sure why. In a quest to find answers and hopefully a friend, she sets off to explore the farm.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'The Outback Dance is drawing near and the animals are excited to show off their dazzling outfits. But poor Dingo has nothing to wear! With the help of his friends, and a little imagination, Dingo finds a fancy solution to his dilemma.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.