Gruesome Truth About looks at all the gruesome, gory and grisly bits of history that no one ever tells you about.

2012 sees the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II, celebrating 60 years as Queen. This book tells the story of her as a young princess, through to her coronation in 1953 and her life as Queen in modern Britain.

Wild Colonial Boys includes more than 200 photographs, engravings and items of ephemera. A revised and totally redesigned classic which includes the full version of Ned Kelly's Jerilderie Letter and features a brand new chapter on the bushranger myth in the 21st century. This is pictorial history at its finest.

Offers an introduction to history, explaining key topics in clear and simple language. Exploring contemporary opinions of the period from artists and explorers, to the ideas and inventions of the time, this series offers an international perspective on events. It also contains a chronology, word list and time chart.

Miss Llewellyn-Jones takes Teddy shopping - with disastrous results. Teddy takes off on an adventure of his own, and it takes all his ingenuity to find his way home. A delightfully rhythmic text with gorgeous, quirky illustrations.

Miss Llewellyn-Jones has a lot of trouble keeping her washing on the line. She loses jeans, tops, socks, knickers ... but when she hangs out Teddy, things take a surprising turn. A delightfully rhythmic text and gorgeous, quirky illustrations make this book to read again and again. Ages 3+. (SA: Reception - Year 2).

There's tension at Eden Glassie, with Tori torn between spending time with Morgan on the new four-wheeler bike that Uncle Ian has bought for the vineyard, and spending time with Bronte and the horses. Then a series of strange and unpredictable grass fires begin springing up around the property. This book is for children aged 10 and above.

A collection of stories from children's writer Elaine Forrestal. Containing bubbles wearing rainbow coloured jackets, pet flies, naughty umbrellas and socks that keep on disappearing, this book is intended for children aged 5+, who are in the early years of primary school.