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• My First Ocean Atlas

  Ard, Cath

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  Get up close to everything from the giant whale shark to the teeny tiny krill.

• Why Do Roosters Crow Early in the Morning?

  a Book About Farm Animals

  Beard, Jack (Children's author)

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  Learn fun facts about some of your favourite animals including pigs, ducks, sheep, roosters, chicks, and horses in this simple yet informative introduction.

• The Poo That Grew

  Bently, Peter, 1960-

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  Peter Bently imagines what might happen if dung beetles stopped doing their job and shows children that every creature is important to our environment, even those that are small and smelly.

• Night Time

  Bone, Emily

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  From sunset to sunrise, this book takes you on an exciting night time adventure.

• Grimm's Fairy Tales

  Dieckmann, Sandra

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  A beautifully illustrated and enchanting collection of treasured fairy tales from the extraordinarily talented author-illustrator Sandra Dieckmann.

• Books Are Rubbish!

  Hendra, Sue

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  Join Supertato and the veggies as they prove The Evil Pea wrong about reading.

• Little Mouse Is Absolutely, Completely, Totally Fine!

  Hopwood, Sharon

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  Little Mouse is Absolutely, Completely, Totally Fine! Or is he?

• My First Opposites

  Hughes, Shirley, 1927-2022

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  Learning about opposites is fun and easy with Katie and her baby brother, Olly.

• What Do Doctors Do?

  Hull, Sarah

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  Find out all about the extraordinary and varied jobs doctors do.

• Shapes at the Park

  Jones, Christianne C.

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  From rectangular ladders to circular rings and hexagonal picnic tables, the park is full of shapes.

• Ollie's Puppy Love

  Killen, Nicola

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  When Grandma's puppy Milo comes to stay, Ollie is excited for all the adventures they will have. So, she is upset when things don't quite go to plan.

• Gifts From the Garbage Truck

  a True Story About the Things We (don't) Throw Away

  Larsen, Andrew, 1960-

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  The unbelievable true story about one garbage truck driver who saved tens of thousands of objects from the trash to fix up and display in his museum.

• What Is a Peachick?

  McGann, Erika

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  I've heard of a chickpea. I’ve had those for lunch. Is a peachick the same? Is it something you munch?

• Teachersaurus

  Mather, Rory H.

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  This little girl has heard her new teacher is a Teachersaurus! Will she be scaly? Or spiky? Or something different altogether?

• My First 100 Things That Go

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  Learn some essential first words and pictures about 100 things that go.

• Who's Afraid of the Dark?

  Rayner, Catherine

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  Molly the hare, Olive the owl and Dexter the fox love to watch the sun set in the garden. But as night falls, they notice strange shapes in the shadows and hear strange rustlings in their beloved oak tree...

• Australia's Baby Animals

  Racklyeft, Jess

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  Come and take a closer look at the adorable baby animals and their habitats across Australia.

• The Elephant Who Came to Dinner

  Smallman, Steve

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  One starry night, the woods are filled with enchanting songs and beautiful sculptures. Whoever could have made them?

• BatKiwi and the Big Wet

  Szymanik, Melinda, 1963-

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  Drip, drip, drop, drop. Kerplop! Kerplop! The rain was drumming on the ground. It came too fast. It came too hard. "BatKiwi!" came the call. "Save us!"

• You're a Poet

  Ways to Start Writing Poems

  Taylor, Sean, 1965-

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  When Piglet picks up a stone and drops it into a puddle, something special happens ... words splash out: Wet, Fresh, Earthy, Sploshing, Sunshiny, Puddle. Piglet is a poet!