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Our Children's Librarian columnist, Julie Booker, brings us a new view from the stacks every month.*****...
How one mum’s lockdown stories grew into a children’s book about curiosity, community and kindness.
Our Children's Librarian columnist, Julie Booker, brings us a new view from the stacks every month.*...
Would you rather be a capybara and stay underwater for up to five minutes or a bee hummingbird and fly backwards with incredible precision?From the moment I picked up Australian Ge...
If you love animals and love being able to wow your friends with random fun facts, then Australian Geographic’s World’s Most Freaky is for you. Sorted by world regions and with pl...
As parents and teachers battle to get children off screens and reading for pleasure again, there is one book that is loved by youngsters of all ages – so much so that families admi...
Children’s books can reveal the wonder of our world just as we’re beginning to understand it. They show what our reality—and by extension we—might become, often without the limits...
In his novel The Strange One, which I read as a teenager, Fred Bodsworth wove together the stories of a naturalist and a barnacle goose. Alternating point-of-view novels have fasci...
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Our Children's Librarian columnist, Julie Booker, brings us a new view from the stacks every month.*Humour abounds in You’re in Good Paws, by Maureen Fergus, when the human boy, Le...
We would like to hear about your favourite children’s books, either from your own childhood or that one story that was very special to a child in your life.
Some picture books are so much more than a simple story. Tiki and Jill and the Great Australian Camel Race is one of those books.On one level, this is a recount of the real-life Gr...
Eight-year-old Eden, from Oxford, climbed Mount Snowdon to raise more than £2,760 for charity.
Monmouth is set to become a storybook playground for young explorers with a new trail this summer.
The following books are fabulous reading for kids ages nine and above. These books are thrilling, full of adventure, and definite page-turners. If you’re looking for a book to get...
It’s New Zealand Children’s Book Week! We celebrate by remembering the books we loved most when we were kids. Remember when you were young and your brain was a fresh new page and y...
More than 800,000 copies of Impossible Creatures will be distributed to year 6 and P6 children through The Queen’s Christmas Present initiativeEvery child in year 6 in England, Wal...
In Billie Builds a RoboCorn, the debut picture book from Toronto filmmaker José Lourenço, Billie and her father must move when her father gets a new job, and Billie must go to a ne...
Fast-paced, packed with tantalizing clues, and deliciously suspenseful, Zombie Zoo is a debut story guaranteed to keep readers turning the pages. The post Zombie Zoo: Adventures in...
From Black excellence to monster mayhem, kids will love reading these five middle grade books about summer camps.
What if the things that make someone feel different, uncertain or even inadequate could actually become their greatest strengths? In What If You Could?, Jacinda Ardern adapts the i...
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