Tag: adventure

  • Shifty McGifty and Slippery Sam

    Rhyme & rhythm capture a delightful turn of events in Tracey Corderoy’s picture book, Shifty McGifty & Slipper Sam pride themselves on being robbers. However, even they can’t ignore the fact that, well, they just aren’t that good at it. ‘They got to their house and they flopped down inside, “We’re no good at robbing at…

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  • The Weasel Puffin Unicorn Baboon Pig Lobster Race

    If you like your picture books with a bit of crazy, great rhyming and mind boggling illustrations, then The Weasel Puffin Unicorn Baboon Pig Lobster Race is for you. This is the most zaniest picture book, you’ll love it! Think picture book meets Wacky Races and you’ve got an inkling re this one. Well, almost.…

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  • The Coat

    The Coat is a picture book that takes its reader on an unexpected journey, a delightful one. Julie Hunt pens the enchanting story of a coat which stands alone in the middle of the paddock, “it was angry” for guarding a patch of strawberries really was “an incredible waste!” When a “disappointed” man notices the…

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  • Alfie’s Search For Destiny

    David Hardy, the author and illustrator of Magabala’s latest publication, has worked for over 8 years at the amazing Walt Disney Animations Studios. Impressive, huh?! This talented Australian’s work can be seen in films such as The Lion King 3, Lilo & Stitch 2, The Little Mermaid and Tarzan II. No wonder that his latest…

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  • Ten Tiny Things

    Ten Tiny Things is a fabulous picture book from Meg McKinlay. The deceptively simple storyline encourages its little readers to take note of all the little things that surround them – you’ll be walking every where after devouring this one! Tessa and Zachary travel to school each day in a rather nifty ‘machine’. ‘Green’, ‘clean’…

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  • And Red Galoshes

        A rainy day, a brother and his sister, a pair of red galoshes and a wonderful imagination. And Red Galoshes from Glenda Millard, is all about the fun you can have on a rainy day. Warm and whimsical, Millard’s enchanting narrative takes us on a journey. The galoshes play an integral part in the childrens’…

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  • Go Jojo Go!

    Go Jojo Go! is a stunning picture book filled to the brim with the most breathtaking photography. Little Jojo is the cutest penguin who really wants her first taste of the ocean as soon as possible. She must wait patiently, learning about the challenges the ocean holds and, of course, learn how to swim (cue…

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  • The Great Expedition

    I love how Peter Carnavas sets this up as the most daring expedition ever. Well, delivering a package to your grandma all the way across the playing field is important, presenting all manner of obstacles and challenges! Peter Carnavas’s sense of humour shines throughout, we loved his description of the exploring party as ‘a ramshackle…

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  • Peggy

    Welcome to the world of Peggy, a gorgeous picture book adorned with Anna Walker’s signature watercolour illustrations which always lift our spirits! Peggy lives in a little house, and lives … well … a quiet, happy life. One particularly blustery day sees poor Peggy quite literally swept off her tiny chicken feet .. and in to…

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  • The Jewel Fish of Karnak

    A beautifully simple fable set against the wonderful backdrop of Ancient Egypt from the multi talented Graeme Base. Opening a Graeme Base book is always a pleasure. Eye popping illustrations fill the pages inviting the reader in to discover so much more hidden within its depths. Thieves Jackal and Ibis are given a chance of…

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  • Where The Wild Things Are

    Maurice Sendak’s Where The Wild Things Are is classic in the true sense of the word.

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  • Guest Post: Natascha Biebow… The Crayon Man

    Guest Post: Natascha Biebow… The Crayon Man

    Pick up a Crayola crayon (not an i-pad, a smartphone or a mouse). Yes, do! Any colour. Which one do you like best? (For me, Periwinkle Blue.) Did you know that the man who invented them was inspired by nature? Yes, he had a garden full of beautiful flowers (and vegetables) by the sea. He…

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