Tag: nature

  • Dingo’s Tree
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    Dingo’s Tree

    Divided in to four short chapters entitled Dingo’s Tree, The Raindrop, The Tree That Walked and The Last Tree this is a poignant story about man’s destruction of the landscape and its impact on the landscape, natural resources and the animals who depend on them for survival. Penned and illustrated by mother and daughter team…

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  • Kakadu Calling

    A wonderful collection of short stories, Kakadu Calling is ideal for those readers who are getting to grips with chapter books. Bunitj writer Jane Garlil Christophersen pens five engaging short stories about five different children. Follow Mardjibi as she takes a trip in a helicopter with her Dad to Darwin for the first time, and Sammy…

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  • The Little Gardener

    The Little Gardener from Emily Hughes is a delightful picture book, which falls firmly in to the ‘this is really special’ category. If you are looking for a stunningly beautiful picture book with an endearing storyline and character … let me show you this one. You are going to love it.   Filled with warm…

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  • Horace and Hattiepillar

    Horace and Hattiepillar is the incredibly cute follow up to Lucy Tapper & Steve Wilson’s award winning picture book, Hedgehugs. Horace and Hattiepillar make a lovely discovery underneath a leaf – a fabulous caterpillar. They watch with wonder and amazement as this curious creature munches on leaves, before making a soft silky cocoon. When something…

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  • A First Book of Nature
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    A First Book of Nature

    Oh, Nicola Davies and Mark Hearld’s A First Book of Nature is a delight! I’m saying straight away that this belongs in each and every Primary School classroom. Why? It offers a wealth of inspiration, knowledge and celebration of everything that surrounds us. A First Book of Nature is 108 pages chockablock with warm words, gentle…

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  • A Forest

      A Forest. Beautifully simple. Deceptively clever. Utterly absorbing. Hard to believe this is Marc Martin’s debut picture book. Stunning. ‘There once was a forest.’ are the words adorning the first page – surrounded by beautifully simple trees in a delightful array of green and brown hues. The ‘thick, lush woodland’ gradually attracts the attention…

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  • With Nan

    With Nan from Tania Cox is a glorious picture book that celebrates finding joy in the simple things. If you love encouraging your little ones to be mindful, slow down, and use their imaginations then you are going to adore With Nan. Nan and Simon go for a walk, mindful of Nan’s opening words of…

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  • Just Ducks
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    Just Ducks

    Do you know a little person who just LOVES to feed the ducks at the pond? Then this one is a must read. Just Ducks is a creative picture book from Nicola Davies which elegantly combines fiction and non-fiction, neatly integrating some wonderfully valuable duck-ish titbits. What a great way to learn. The lyrical tone…

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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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  • In The Sea

    In The Sea by David Elliott is a beautifully written picture book celebrating all that lurks beneath the sea with language and illustrations. The vibrant illustrations from Holly Meade are striking woodcuts which leap off the page and demand attention. From the comical puffer fish to the elegant orca’s the accompanying water colours reflect an…

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  • Grandpa Green

    Grandpa Green is a beautifully gentle picture book. Quietly unassuming, this one is reminiscent of A Sick Day For Amos McGee in its gentle pace yet effective content – I loved it! The story of Grandpa Green’s life is told by his “great-grandkid” “He was born a really long time ago,” He tells of quirky…

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  • The Curious Garden

        This is such a gorgeous picture book – full of inspiration, oohs and aahs. Open the first page of The Curious Garden by Peter Brown to reveal the depiction of a city – smoke filled, grey and gloomy. Hover over the page a little longer and you will spy a little boy with a…

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  • That’s Not A Daffodil!

    That’s Not A Daffodil!

    Elizabeth Honey’s latest picture book, That’s Not A Daffodil!, immerses its readers in the pleasures taken from the little things in life, and looks at the world from a little ones perspective. Mr Yilmaz is clearly a talented gardener, and a lovely neighbour. He pops round to Tom on a regular basis with armfuls of carrots, lemons,…

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  • The Giving Tree

    The Giving Tree by Shel Silversein is a classic picture book. Beautifully told and illustrated.

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  • When It Snows

    Collingridge’s award winning When It Snows has been released in paperback, and My Book Corner has fallen in love. When It Snows is a beautiful, atmospheric picture book which is absolutely delightful for younger listeners. Evoking a magical, imaginative world Richard Collingridge’s creation is just perfect to snuggle up with at the end of the…

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