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The 60 poems in this collection appear in their original, or near original form and are wide-ranging in their subject matter: animals, the countryside, the struggle of bush life, early transport, sport, growing old, being young and having fun with words! Ages 8+.
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It's dark and there are SPOOKY SOUNDS (real and imaginary) filling the air. What is that noise? Who ...or What is hearing them? 'I'm not scared' is an often used phrase by youngsters when they hear strange and spooky sounds at night but what are they and who is really hearing tho ...
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A how to guide that explains how to care for those native animals we are allowed to keep under existing laws. From caging, feeding and keeping them healthy, to where to get them from and the local hobby groups you can join. Ages 9-14.
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Australian poets have a wonderful way with words and their poems bring to life the iconic Aussie characters and unforgettable landscape that are part of our Australian heritage. Many of these - Mulga Bill, Clancy of the Overflow, The Ant Explorer, M'Dougal, The Shearer's Wife and ...
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I wanted to tell him that sewing is womens work, not mens work. But Danny knows that he has to respect his uncle and do as he says, even if that means joining him on a sewing trip to the goldfields. Danny would rather be anywhere else until he takes things into his own hands!
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Edward, Check Chee, lives with his parents above their store in Sydney's Chinatown. His mother is English, his father is Chinese, and Edward is trying to work out where he fits in. The new White Australia policy is making it harder for Chinese people to settle in Australia, and t ...
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Shu Cheong works on the goldfields at Lambing Flat. Life is tough, and there are many white settlers who are anything but friendly. It is 1860, and the white miners' behaviour towards the Chinese is becoming more and more violent. Shu Cheong witnesses increasing hatred and brutal ...
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Combines a simple text with richly coloured illustrations drawing on the imagery of an old stained-glass window that is gradually cleaned to reveal the beauty underlying the pollution. A hopeful book about the environment for children ages 3 to 6.
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