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1 June, 2007 We all know that opposites attract and this is a story about two characters who, in spite of their differences, are the best of friends. 
1 June, 2007 The sheer cuteness of Little Frog—who, it has to be said, looks as though he’s decended straight from (grandpa?) Kermit—is only outdone by his birthday present, a little duckling. 
1 June, 2007 Joel and Cat have been set an assignment to create a tandem story together. But there’s no way that Joel and Cat are going to agree on anything. 
1 June, 2007 For my money there are a few too many books about monsters who are scared of other things, especially themselves, but in spite of this I found this monster quite endearing.
Annabel, again By Meg McKinlay
1 April, 2007 Annabel, Again is a contemporary novel that explores the difficult topic of teenage friendship. 
1 April, 2007 Carole Wilkinson’s ‘Dragonkeeper’ trilogy is elevated to the rank of epic with its conclusion Dragon Moon.
Bonnie and Sam: Shadow Brumby by Alison Lester & Roland Harvey *
1 April, 2007 Best friends Bonnie and Sam are typical horse-crazy young girls. Without their own horses, they still manage to ride a horse most days. 
1 April, 2007 With books such as Milli, Jack and the Dancing Cat and Emily Loves to Bounce, Stephen Michael King has become a favourite for his depiction of characters who express their individuality against a backdrop of grass and bushland and deep blue skyscapes (and often hole up in treehouses). 
1 April, 2007 Voyage of the Owl by Belinda Murrell is the second book of the ‘Sun Sword Trilogy’ and picks up immediately where Quest for the Sun Gem left off. 
1 April, 2007 With Pirates of the Caribbean such a hit among school-age children, it’s not surprising to see books of ghostly ships and nautical adventures hitting the bookstores. 
1 April, 2007 Mark Svendsen and Ben Redlich’s picture book follows the exploits of Whacko, a lonely chook whose attempts to make friends with some of the other chickens in the barnyard are repeatedly rejected. 
1 April, 2007 This beautiful hardback is designed for younger readers and will be a hit with socially conscious parents. 
1 April, 2007 This simple but adorable story takes some very basic ingredients and mixes them just so. 
1 April, 2007 Purinina lives ‘At the bottom of the world on the edge of an island... deep in the darkest corner of a warm dry cave.’ 
2 February, 2007 While Tom Keneally is better known for adult novels such as The Chant of Jimmy Blacksmith and recently Bettany's Book, you should never underestimate the talents of an Irish/Australian storyteller. 
2 February, 2007 Catherine Speck’s Painting Ghosts provides a unique insight into the role of women artists in both World Wars. Central to this book is her reassessment of the ‘biases of history’, particularly the exploration of military representation outside the male exclusivity of official war patronage. 
2 February, 2007 Set up the easels and hand out the art smocks! Once upon a Picture, by artist and performer Sally Swain, will have little hands reaching for brushes. 
2 February, 2007 Edam McManus has changed his name, Vladimir Gronski has lost his memory, Trevor isn’t Scumbuster and Angus has woolly tongue. 
2 February, 2007 In 2001 Delphine Sarago-Kendrick won an illustrator’s award from Black Inc Press.
When's My Turn by Hayley Smithers and John Yahyeh
2 February, 2007 When's My Turn? is a picture book I can really relate to having recently invested in a strip of AstroTurf for the back yard so my son and I can practice playing cricket on a nice even surface.
Max Remy Superspy 5 by Deborah Abela
2 February, 2007 There’s no doubt that Max Remy has established herself as our home-grown agent for Good and The International Way. 
2 February, 2007 Trumpet the cat is getting fatter by the day. She's obsessed with food and costing her new owners a fortune to feed. No wonder. 
2 February, 2007 Life’s Like a Crocodile is a quirky, fun collection of short stories for younger readers aged 5–8 years. 
2 February, 2007 Following his earlier success with The Legend of Moondyne Joe, Mark Greenwood presents another tale from Australian history with legendary qualities - for older, independent readers. |
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