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1 July, 2008 In her first picture book, award-winning author Carole Wilkinson offers a unique view the Eureka Stockade. 
1 July, 2008 It’s Christmas Day in Shaggy Gully. All the animals are revelling in the joys of the holiday according to their various natures (kangaroos bouncing, kookaburras chortling, echidnas prickling) all except one, that is. 
1 July, 2008 Sprite is in primary school, dealing with the collective unkindness of her fellow classmates, and the loss of her former best friend, who is adding to her taunting. 
1 July, 2008 Kevin is the only one in his family with curly red hair and freckles. His mother calls him Special Kev. 
1 July, 2008 Aimed at children from three years of age, this book will enchant both children and their parents 
1 July, 2008 There are some things that should go in a cake and others that should not! With initial help from her mother, who gathers together the ingredients, Sophie enthusiastically puts together the cake mixture. 
1 July, 2008 Short stories are a useful vehicle with which to encourage the reluctant reader. 
1 July, 2008 I sit up and pay attention whenever Gary Crew releases a new book. 
1 July, 2008 Captain Congo and his assistant Pug are given an assignment to search for a professor from Chicago, missing in Abyssinia (AKA Ethiopia). 
1 July, 2008 This book is so dinky-di Aussie it almost needs a glossary to explain some expressions that seem to be disappearing from our vocabulary! 
1 July, 2008 Dee Huxley’s considerable artistic talents bring a fresh look to this classic poem. 
1 July, 2008 Volcanologist Gill Jolly lives among the volcanos of the South Island of New Zealand and has worked with volcanos all her life. 
1 July, 2008 The name says it all in this latest instalment of Random House’s ‘30 Australian’ series. 
1 July, 2008 In the third instalment of the ‘Laws of Magic’ series, Word of Honour, we follow Aubrey Fitzwilliam as he accompanies his father (the Prime Minister) on a viewing of the new ‘underwater ship’ which could bolster Albion’s military strength against its rivals. 
1 July, 2008 This first-time author has spent many years working as a primary teacher in the ‘top end’ of the Northern Territory, and is currently the teaching principal of a small school 200km south-west of Darwin. 
28 June, 2008 I am in two minds about this book; the words of the blurb describe it as ‘a whimsical tale of hope and a little girl who wanted something more’, indicating the essence of the storyline, and yet I found it hard to find any clear purpose to the story. 
25 June, 2008 Imagine waking up on a Sunday morning before everybody else. Has this happened to you? Where is everybody? 
23 June, 2008 In The Minister for Traffic Lights, Tony Wilson has created a father whose entire life revolves around traffic lights. 
21 June, 2008 ‘Plan the road. Plan the road. Mark it on the map. Hammer in the marking pegs. PING! BANG! TAP!’ 
11 June, 2008 Rose Dumerle is a 16-year-old orphan who leaves her native Australia after being informed that she is the sole heir to a French castle and estate. Once in France, she is introduced to the luxurious trappings of wealthy aristocracy by her ageing, remorseful grandfather. 
11 June, 2008 A brilliant story with a great twist—Pope Max by David Caddy is about Max, a 14-year-old Italian Australian who wants to be Pope. Max promised his dying Nonno that one day, Max would become Pope. 
11 June, 2008 Exactly as the blurb says, The Pearl Hunters is ‘a love story, an adventure and a ripping yarn.’ So, first and foremost, the audience is 11- to 14-year-olds who are at the stage to enjoy a romance mixed into their adventure story. 
11 June, 2008 Hal Spacejock, a space freighter pilot, and his loyal robot Clunk are bordering on bankruptcy and desperate for any business they can get. While at the peaceful ‘retirement’ planet of Dismolle they meet Harriett Walsh, a trainee peace officer who is eager for a case to investigate. |
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