Wild Things Summer Reading Guide

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CROSS-OVER (AGE: YA > ADULT) The Seventh Day by Yu Hua $29.99 paperback Yang Fei was born on a moving train, lost by his mother, adopted by a young railway worker, raised with simplicity and love.

At forty-one he meets an unceremonious death and, lacking the money for a burial plot, must roam the afterworld aimlessly. There, over the course of seven days, he encounters the souls of people he’s lost, and as he retraces the path of his life, we meet an extraordinary cast of characters.

SIGNED Day Boy by Trent COPIES Jamieson $27.99 paperback Trent Jamieson reimagines the elements of the vampire myth in a wholly original way. I learnt to be a man In 2015 the writing and publishing from a monster. You need to communities have done a great job of know that if you’re to understand anything producing a vast range of wonderful books that follows. This is a beautifully written that will engage, inform and stimulate and surprisingly tender novel about children of all ages. Here, we have included fathers and sons, and what it may mean ages against categories as a guide for to become a man. Or to remain one. parents and gift-givers but experience A bookseller from Avid Reader Trent is tells us kids read at their own level and always happy to sign copies of his books. pace. As a reader I sometimes want a fun quick read, other times I want a big meaty Symphony For The City prize-winner and then I will want to be Of The Dead by M. taken away to another world and time.

T. Anderson $27.95 Kids are the same. paperback National Book Award Wild Things staff are a talented bunch winner M. T. Anderson of booksellers and our aim is to always delivers a brilliant and match the book to the child. So, whether riveting account of the you are buying for a young avid reader, Siege of Leningrad and a newly independent reader, a reluctant the role played by Russian composer reader or the very young we have a book or a gift just right for you and them. Happy Shostakovich and his Leningrad Symphony. Trapped between the Nazi reading and gift-giving. Fiona invading force and the Soviet government itself was composer Dmitri Shostakovich, If you want your children to be who would write a symphony that roused intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you and rallied his fellow citizens. Symphony want them to be more intelligent, read for the City of the Dead is a masterwork them more fairy tales. Albert Einstein thrillingly told.

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YOUNG ADULT (AGE: 13+) I’ll Give You the Sun by Jandy Nelson $17.95 paperback A radiant novel that will leave you laughing and crying - all at once. Jude and her twin Noah were incredibly close - until a tragedy drove them apart.

What the twins don’t realise is that each of them has only half the story and if they can just find their way back to one another, they have a chance to remake their world.

Newt’s Emerald by Garth Nix $18.99 paperback A Regency romance with magical elements, featuring an eighteen-year-old heroine and a dashing young hero - and a case of mistaken identity. A great new book from the multi-award winning Garth Nix.

Miss Peregrine’s Peculiar Children Boxed Set by Ransom Riggs $59.99 now SAVE $49.99 hardbacks $$ Together for the first time, here is the #1 New York Times best seller Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children and its two sequels, Hollow City and Library of Souls. All three hardcovers are packaged in a beautifully designed slipcase.

The Strange and Beautiful Sorrows of Ava Lavender

by Leslye Walton $19.95 paperback Foolish love appears to be a Roux family birthright. And for Ava Lavender, a girl born with the wings of a bird, it is an ominous thing to inherit.

A mesmerizing, lyrical tale of the bright and dark sides of love and desire. Magical realism reminiscent of Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

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by Patrick Ness $24.95 Graudin $19.99 paperback paperback Germania, 1956. Over ten What if you aren’t the years since the Nazis won Chosen One? Patrick Ness’s the war. 18-year-old Yael is bold and irreverent novel part of the resistance, and powerfully reminds us that she has just one mission: there are many different to kill Hitler. But first she’s types of remarkable. An exceptional novel. got to get close enough From the winner of every major prize in to him to do it. Code Name Verity meets children’s fiction.

Inglourious Basterds.

Emily reviews Illuminae by Amie Kaufman & Jay Kristoff $19.99 paperback You do not simply read Illuminae. Oh no, this book is an experience. It’s like reading art. It’s a heartbreaking work of genius. Kaufman and Kristoff’s words are some of the most awesome and beautiful I have ever read. The plot is just on another level. It’s got sci-fi, explosions in space, romance, conspiracy, kick-arse characters and an artificial intelligence questioning life. Kaufman and Kristoff have created a book that is so unique, mind-blowing and witty, yet beautiful and complex that I’ve still got a book hangover weeks after reading it. Illuminae is now one of my favourite books, and I think it will be for a while yet.

Clancy of the Undertow by Christopher Currie $19.99 paperback Awkward, titless, something approaching hopeless. That’s how Clancy describes herself. Harsh. But in a town like Barwen you only have to be a little different to feel like a freak. This S IG is the summer when Clancy has to figure out who the hell CO NED PIES she is. Clancy of the Undertow, is a book about identity, turbidity and cryptozoology. Christopher is a bookseller at Avid Reader, this is his debut young adult novel and he is happy to sign your copy with a personalised message for the reader.

Inbetween Days by Vikki Wakefield $19.99 paperback Multi-award winning author Vikki Wakefield has captured small-town life perfectly.

There is the stifling sense of everyone knowing everyone, but also the boredom that comes from being a teenager with nowhere to go. In these claustrophobic conditions, she explores love, death and identity.

Demon Road by Derek Landy $19.99 paperback The mind-blowing new supernatural thriller from Derek Landy, creator of the international sensation Skulduggery Pleasant. Full of Landy’s trademark wit, action and razor-sharp dialogue, Demon Road kicks off with a shocking opener and never lets up the pace in an epic roadtrip across the supernatural landscape of America.

The Marvels by SAVE Brian Selznick $$ was $34.99 now $29.99 hardback In 1766, a boy, Billy Marvel, is shipwrecked, rescued, and goes on to found a brilliant family of actors that flourishes in London until 1900. Nearly a century later, Joseph Jervis, runs away from home, seeking refuge with his uncle in London, and is captivated by the Marvel house, with its portraits and ghostly presences.

SIGNED The Red Queen: COPIES Obernewtyn (Book 7) by Isobelle Carmody $32.99 paperback The time has come at last for Elspeth Gordie to leave the Land on her quest to find and stop the computermachine Sentinel from unleashing the deadly Balance of Terror arsenal. But before she can embark on her quest, she must find a lost key; and although she has long prepared for this day, nothing is as she imagined. This is the final, dramatic volume in this series.

Asking For It by Louise O’Neill $19.99 paperback From the winner of the UK’s The Sunday Independent, Newcomer of the Year Award. It’s the beginning of The Unlikely Hero of Room the summer in a small town 13b by Teresa Toten $16.95 in Ireland. Emma O’Donovan paperback is eighteen years old, beautiful, happy, A beautiful, funny and heartconfident. One night, there’s a party. wrenching story of love, Everyone is there. The next morning Emma brokenness and the purest can’t remember what happened. A novel form of bravery: giving in about betrayal and consent, truth and and asking for help. Oh, and denial, in the age of the smartphone. teenagers coping with OCD. 5

ADVANCED READERS (AGE: 10-14) Magnus Chase and the Sword of SAVE Summer (Book 1) $$

by Rick Riordan $22.99 now $17.99 paperback Magnus Chase has always been a troubled kid. One day, he’s tracked down by an uncle he has never met - a man his mother claimed was dangerous. His uncle tells him an impossible secret: Magnus is the son of a Norse god. The gods of Asgard are preparing for war. Trolls, giants and worse monsters are stirring for doomsday. To prevent Ragnarok, Magnus must search the Nine Worlds for a weapon that has been lost for thousands of years. WOW! KidGlovz by Julie Hunt, illustrated by Dale Newman $24.99 hardback KidGlovz is a musical genius. His gift is so precious that he’s kept under lock and key. But when a young thief helps him escape, Kid must embark on a perilous journey through which he will discover the terrifying nature of his talent. A spellbinding graphic fable about friendship and freedom.

Theophilus Grey and the Demon Thief by Catherine Jinks $19.99 hardback Twelve-year-old Theophilus - Philo to his friends heads a team of linkboys who guide Londoners home through the dank 18th Century alleys. In the process, the boys pick up information for their master, Garnet Hooke, who runs a spy network.

When thieves and rogues start dropping dead without a scratch, rumours spread of a dangerous faery demon on the loose.

Philo begins to fear the worst. A dark and perilous world where superstition clashes with the Age of Enlightenment.

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The Luna Laboratorium

by N.J. Gemmell $16.99 paperback The Caddy kids are back in Australia to find the missing piece of the family puzzle.

Armed with the knowledge that their mum might still be alive, Kick, Bert, Scruff and Pin have vowed to find her. But it seems that Mum’s lastknown location was closer to home. Secret tunnels and outback misadventures await!

Sing a Rebel Song by Pamela Rushby $16.99 paperback It’s 1891 Barcaldine. Maggie McAllister and her family are caught up in one of the most dramatic events in Australia’s history: the Shearer’s Strike.

Maggie plays her part in the Shearers Union’s struggle in no small way herself, through her writing. Her friends, a local pastoralist family, do not see things the same way, and for Maggie, singing a rebel song may yet have heartbreaking consequences.

Michael reviews The Fourteenth Summer of Angus Jack by Jen Storer illustrated

by Lucinda Gifford $16.99 paperback This book is really great. It has an astounding plot with witty characters and an interesting backstory. Angus and his sister Martha go on a search with two goblin girls to find their father, who is stuck in the veil between our world and another. The story includes fantastical myths about Vikings and Goblins while being very much centred in the real world. The ending is very happy and resolving. I was intrigued by the book and would love to read a sequel. I recommend this book for ages 10+ as there are some tricky words.

Evermore by Isobelle Carmody, illustrated by Daniel Reed $32.99 hb $24.99 pb This is the postSIGNED COPIES apocalyptic fairy tale of Princess Rose, who dwells in a strange, complex walled Kingdom, the final outpost of a lost civilisation.

Evermore is Isobelle Carmody’s first graphic novel with stunning illustrations

by Daniel Reed.

Crenshaw by Katherine Applegate $24.99 hardback Jackson and his family have fallen on hard times.

There’s no more money for rent. And not much for food, either. His parents, his little sister, and their dog may have to live in their minivan.

Again. Crenshaw is a cat. He’s large, he’s outspoken, and he’s imaginary. He has come back into Jackson’s life to help him.

But is an imaginary friend enough to save this family from losing everything?

Katherine Applegate proves in unexpected ways that friends matter, whether real or imaginary in this unforgettable and magical story about family, friendship, and resilience.

SAVE Ripley’s Believe it or Not! 2016 Eye$$ Popping Oddities $49.99 now $39.99 hardback Jam-packed with a mind-boggling selection of incredible facts, crazy stories, jaw-dropping pictures, lists and interviews. Organised into thematic chapters, the amazing tales are illuminated with a wealth of awesome images throughout. Scan logos with a smartphone to reveal exclusive videos, images and more. Published annually, this series presents the best of Ripley’s Believe it or Not! Great for trivia night.

The Letter for the King

by Tonke Dragt $19.99 paperback A young messenger. A secret mission. A kingdom in peril. It is the dead of night. Sixteenyear-old Tiuri must spend hours locked in a chapel in silent contemplation if he is to be knighted the next day. But, as he waits by the light of a flickering candle, he hears a knock at the door and a voice desperately asking for help. The Letter for the King is the thrilling story of one boy’s battle against evil, set in an enchanted world of chivalry, courage and true friendship.

Grandpa’s Great Escape

by David Walliams $19.99 paperback The hotly anticipated next novel from David Walliams.

Jack’s Grandpa… wears his slippers to the supermarket, serves up Spam à la Custard for dinner and often doesn’t remember Jack’s name. But he can still take to the skies in a speeding spitfire and save the day. An exquisite portrait of the bond between a small boy and his beloved Grandpa. Illustrated by the award-winning Tony Ross.

The Wolf Wilder by Katherine Rundell $15.99 paperback Told with brilliant imagination and a unique voice, this is a modern children’s classic in the making. Feodora and her mother live in the snowbound woods of Russia. Ten minutes away lives a pack of wolves. Feodora’s mother is a wolf wilder, and Feo is a wolf wilder in training. When the murderous hostility of the Russian Army threatens her very existence, Feo is left with no option but to go on the run.

What follows is a story of revolution and adventure, about standing up for the things you love and fighting back.

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Ranger’s Apprentice the Early Years 1: The Tournament at 300 Minutes of Danger by Gorlan by John Flanagan Jack Heath $9.99 paperback $18.99 paperback George is trapped in a Before they became the most falling aeroplane with no famous Rangers in the land engine and no pilot. Milla and the hard-working Ranger is covered with radioactive Commandant, Halt and waste and her hazard suit Crowley were young friends determined is running out of air. Otto to change the world. The scheming Baron is in the darkest depths of the ocean, Morgarath is drawing other power-hungry where something hungry is circling... 10 knights and barons to his banner. Can the dangerous situations. 10 brave kids. 30 Rangers regain the trust of the Kingdom, minutes to escape. or will the cunning Morgarath outwit them at every turn? The first in a new Mister Cassowary by prequel series from John Flanagan.

Samantha Wheeler $14.95 paperback Alice-Miranda in the Alps 12 When Flynn and Dad arrive

by Jacqueline Harvey $16.99 at Grandad Barney’s banana paperback farm, it’s clear that Flynn has Snowy escapades in a lot of investigating to do. stunning Switzerland! AliceEverything in the place is a Miranda and her friends mystery, especially how his grandad died. are off to Switzerland to ski, Why won’t Dad tell Flynn what happened? sightsee and experience the After Flynn meets local girl Abby and unique White Turf racing discovers two orphaned baby cassowaries, event. The resort town of Zermatt is full of the mystery deepens. Can Flynn find out charm, but underneath the picturesque the truth before it’s too late? exterior are glimpses of shady dealings

MIDDLE READERS (AGE: 8 -13)

The River And The Book

by Alison Croggon $16.95 paperback Combining magical realism and fable, this lyrical tale is the story of a landscape and community destroyed by Western greediness. Alison’s writing is beautiful and stirring. She has been likened to authors such as Tolkien and Ursula le Guin.

Danny Best: Full On by Jen Storer illustrated by Mitch Vane $16.99 paperback For fans of Tom Gates, Wimpy Kid, Weirdo and Captain Underpants comes a hilarious series about a legend named Danny Best. Best by name, Best by reputation. Written by the author of the very popular Truly Tan series.

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and unsavoury characters. Can AliceMiranda work out who is involved in time to save the Baron’s beloved Grand Hotel Von Zwicky?

he Doldrums by Nicholas Gannon $24.99 hardback Archer B. Helmsley has grown up in a house full of oddities and treasures collected by his grandparents, the famous explorers. He longs for adventure. Grand adventures, with parachutes and exotic sunsets and interesting characters.

However, his mother barely lets him leave the house. With his friends Adelaide L. Belmont and Oliver Glub he makes a plan.

A plan to get out of the house, out of their town. It’s a good plan. Well, it’s not bad, anyway. But nothing goes quite as they expected.

Peter reviews Timmy Failure: Sanitized for Your Protection

by Stephan Pastis $17.95 paperback The newest Timmy Failure adventure is as much fun as his others.

The story starts at school when fund-raising money mysteriously disappears and Timmy with his polar bear, Total have to track down their evil arch-nemesis, Corrina Corrina so they can solve the crime. The story has lots of twists and turns and I even had to stop reading because I was laughing too hard. Timmy Failure is great for both boys and girls because they will love the story, humour and illustrations. I recommend this to children who want a funny story.

Olive of Groves by Katrina Nannestad, illustrated by Lucia Masciullo $19.99 hardback From award-winning author Katrina Nannestad comes the first in an unforgettable new series.

Olive has always dreamed of attending boarding school, but Mrs Groves’ Boarding School for Naughty Boys, Talking Animals and Circus Performers is not what she expected. To tell the truth, dear reader, it is not what anyone expected!

Ruby Redfort, Book #5: Pick Your Poison by Lauren Child $19.99 hardback Meet Ruby Redfort; every smart kid’s smart kid: undercover agent, codecracker and thirteen-yearold genius - you can count on her when you’re between a rock and a hard place. Packed with all the off-thewall humour, action and friendship.

Madame Tussaud’s Apprentice by Kathleen Benner $15.99 paperback It is 1789 and Celie Rosseau The Cat with the Coloured is a talented young artist Tail by Gillian Mears, who, along with her partner illustrated by Dinalie Algernon, resorts to petty Dabarera $19.95 hardback thieving on the streets of Gillian Mears’ distinctive Paris to survive. When she is caught voice is undimmed and her stealing from the brother of the King, Celie yearning fable is a sweet is saved only thanks to her drawing skills and gentle reminder of the and the intercession of Marie Tussaud, the two great forces that lie dormant within us - kindness and hope. Her work hasn’t just famous waxworks artist who decides to employ her. described life; it’s enhanced it. And we owe SAVE her thanks. Tim Winton. $$ Monstrum House The Adventures of Miss Bind-Up by Z. Petitfour by Anne Michaels Fraillon $24.95 now $19.99 hardback $9.95 paperback Miss Petitfour enjoys having Jasper McPhee has been adventures that are “just expelled from schools the right size - fitting into a countless times. The single, magical day.” She is an Monstrum House School expert at baking and eating for Troubled Children is his last chance. It fancy iced cakes, and her favorite mode of looks like a normal school. What everyone travel is par avion with her cats. Join Miss doesn’t realise is that Monstrum House Petitfour and her equally eccentric felines is actually a place that trains kids to be on five magical outings. A whimsical, monster hunters, and it’s no use telling beautifully illustrated collection of tales. your parents - they won’t believe you!

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EARLY READERS (AGE: 6 - 9) Old School: Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Book 10 by Jeff Kinney $14.99 paperback HERE IT IS, book 10 in the phenomenally bestselling Diary of a Wimpy Kid series.

Life was better in the old days. Or was it? That’s the question Greg Heffley is asking as his town unplugs and goes electronics-free. But modern life has its conveniences and Greg isn’t cut out for an old-fashioned world.

Is going ‘old school’ just too hard for a kid like Greg and how will he survive? The funniest books you’ll EVER read.

What This Story Needs Is a Pig in a Wig by Emma J. Virjan $14.99 hardback What this story needs is a pig in a wig, on a boat in a moat with a frog, a dog, and a goat on a log. As a panda in a blouse, a skunk on a trunk, and more hop on board, it becomes clear that what this story really needs is a bigger boat! Join Pig on an exciting boat ride as she discovers that life is more fun with friends in this funny read-aloud with cumulative text.

Jess reviews Ella Diaries by Meredith Costain, illustrator Danielle McDonald $12.99 paperback This book is fantastic because you find out who Ella likes and doesn’t like, exactly like a diary. She has secret sleepovers where she plans stuff with her friends. It took me about a night and a day to read, then I started again.

I think Ella is 10, and I’m 8, so it’s good for people older than 7, mainly girls. I like how at the end...oops, no I can’t say that, don’t want to give it away. You should read it yourself!

House of Robots by James Patterson $15.99 paperback It was never easy for Sammy Hayes-Rodriguez to fit in, so he’s dreading the day when his genius mum insists he bring her newest invention to school: a walking, talking robot he calls E - for Error.

Julius Zebra: Rumble with The Romans! by Gary Northfield $17.95 hardback Harry’s Secret by Anita Heiss A hilarious, exciting and $9.99 paperback action-packed new Harry has a secret. He loves illustrated chapter book to draw. You wouldn’t think series. From a smelly that would be a problem, watering hole deep in the but Harry’s friend Gav thinks heart of the Serengeti to skateboarding, footy and the ferocious clamour of the Colosseum, fishing are cool, but art is join Julius Zebra and his motley definitely not. When Harry menagerie of friends as they gear up to enters the local art competition, his talent be...

GLADIATORS! Short, easy-to-follow is no longer hidden. Or is it? Anita Heiss is chapters full of entertaining Roman facts. one of our most favourite authors.

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Bad Guys 1 $9.99 pb Bad Guys 2 $12.99 pb Pig the Pug - Box Set $29.99

Grace reviews The Princess In Black by Shannon and Dean Hale, illustrated

by LeUyen Pham $9.95 paperback I liked Princess in Black because Princess Magnolia was not all about herself and she fought monsters.

She cared for others like the goats because all monsters like to eat goats. She also showed that she cared about her friends by being there when they needed her. There is a lot of action in this book. The illustrations are funny and nice. This book would be good for children aged 7–10.

Leroy Ninker Saddles Up: Tales from Deckawoo Drive, Vol 1 by Kate DiCamillo $19.95 hardback Yippie-i-oh! Saddle up for the first in a spin-off series that reunites readers with Leroy Ninker and other favorite characters from the best-selling Mercy Watson books.

Leroy Ninker has a hat, a lasso and boots.

What he doesn’t have is a horse - until he meets Maybelline. Join Leroy, Maybelline, and a cast of familiar characters for some hilarious and heartfelt horsing around.

Perfect for young horse-lovers and wouldbe cowboys!

Beast Quest: Early Reader Arax the Soul Stealer

by Adam Blade $12.99 paperback Arax the Soul Stealer has snatched away good Wizard Aduro’s spirit, leaving the kingdom exposed to the evil of Wizard Malvel. To save Aduro, Tom tracks Arax to his cave - but the terrible Beast wants Tom’s soul too.

Perfect for children learning to read and for families to enjoy together, with text vetted by a literacy expert and bright new colour illustrations.

Pigsticks and Harold and the Incredible Journey

by Alex Milway $11.95 paperback Pigsticks is the last in a noble line of explorers and he’s decided it’s time for him to follow in his forepigs’ footsteps - with an assistant to do the heavy lifting, of course. Pigsticks, a very confident pig, and his sidekick, the somewhat nervous hamster Harold set off on an adventure to the ends of the earth in a story that is sure to appeal to all. The text is just right for newly independent readers, who will appreciate the humorous text and the wealth of visual jokes in the artwork.

Kizmet and the Case of the Tassie Tiger by Frank Woodley $9.99 paperback From Frank Woodley, muchloved comedian, storyteller and talented artist, comes a hilarious series about an inquisitive young girl, a cheeky currawong and a bumbling detective. Kizmet, Gretchen and Detective Spencer are called to investigate serious claims of livestock being attacked by a creature in the bush and the possible sighting of a Tasmanian tiger. But Tassie tigers are extinct, aren’t they? Can Kizmet get to the bottom of this mystery?

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PICTURE BOOKS (AGE: 0+) Dandelions by Katrina McKelvey & illustrated

by Kirrili Lonergan $24.99 hardback This heart-warming picture book explores the bond between a father and his daughter. One day, a little girl notices her father mowing the lawn - in the process destroying her favourite flowers. Will she forgive her Dad, and will nature surprise her? Exquisite watercolour illustrations.

Numerical Street by Hilary Bell & Antonia Pesenti $24.99 hardback From the creators of the bestselling Alphabetical Sydney comes a counting book set in a bright and quirky streetscape where there’s always something new to find. Children will love the fun rhyming text that guides them as they hop, skip or jump up Numerical Street – with curious objects on display.

ABC Dreaming by Warren Brim $17.95 paperback A unique ABC book of amazing Australian animals featuring the artwork of celebrated artist Warren Brim. ABC Dreaming introduces young children to their alphabet and the beauty of Indigenous art in a bright and fun way.

Eye to Eye by Graeme Base $26.99 hardback SIGNED COPIES Imagine you could soar high in the sky with an eagle or dive into the deep with a majestic blue whale. Come eye to eye with some of nature’s most impressive creatures as Graeme Base takes you on a richly illustrated journey of imagination and possibility.

No Way Yirrikipayi!, by children from Milikapiti School with Alison Lester $19.99 hardback No Way Yirrikipayi!

Can a Skeleton have is a funny, delightful an X-Ray? by Kyle rhyming story about Hughes-Odgers a hungry crocodile who chases his next $24.99 hardback meal: dugongs, turtles, stingrays and more, How does sound taste? with no success. Written by students Do colours smell? Why from Milikapiti School, with author, Alison do onions make me Lester during the Indigenous Literacy cry? Who builds the Foundation’s (ILF) annual Ambassador Visit wings for birds to fly? Renowned artist to the Tiwi Islands.

Kyle Hughes-Odgers brings his unique SAVE vision to these and many other questions.

My Dog Bigsy $$

by Alison Horace the Baker’s Lester $24.99 Horse by Jackie French now $19.99 hardback & illustrated by Peter An energetic story Bray $24.95 hardback about a little dog who Based on a true story causes a big commotion. Meet my dog told to Jackie French Bigsy. He’s only small, but everyone knows by her grandmother, he’s the boss. Each morning he visits the Horace the Baker’s Horse captures a time animals on the farm. From Australia’s when horses were part of everyday life. favourite picture-book creator, Alison Lester.

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Footpath Flowers by JonArno Lawson, illustrated by Sydney Smith $24.95 hardback From award-winning poet JonArno Lawson comes a beautifully illustrated wordless picture book. A little girl collects wild flowers while her distracted father pays her - and their surroundings - little attention. Each flower the little girl gathers becomes a gift for a person or animal, and whether the gift is noticed or ignored, both giver and recipient are transformed by their encounter.

Mackenzie’s mum, Tara reviews A B SEE

by Elizabeth Doyle $12.99 boardbook A B SEE is a beautifully illustrated book showcasing a variety of pictures that are shaped to form the letters from A to Z. Although aimed at an older age group, Mackenzie (8 months) enjoyed the tactile and bright illustrations and the alliterative words.

Picasso and Lump: Cake on a Plate by Nancy Lim, illustrated by Beatrice Paris Up, Up and Away Alemagna $27.99

by Hélène Druvert hardback $26.99 hardback This delightful picture The Eiffel Tower is bored book brings Picasso’s today. Wouldn’t it be nice villa in Cannes to life to fly away? Paris is full of and reveals little known things to do – The Tower aspects of Picasso’s artistic practice. This would like to see them book teaches young readers about the too. The Tower takes off remarkable assortment of materials he for the day to watch the used, and the joy and freedom sculpture city work and play. This beautifully crafted brought to his life and art. book, full of meticulous lasercuts, is a wonderfully imaginative introduction to The Lion and The Bird Paris for young children.

by Marianne Dubuc and Sarah Ardizzone $29.99 hardback Charlie and Lola: One A lion in dungarees and Thing by Lauren Child a bird with a broken $24.99 hardback wing form an unlikely Charlie and Lola friendship when they return. A brilliant meet one autumn day. book to introduce the Soon the pair are sharing stories in front non-scary nature of of the fire, taking sleigh rides and whiling counting and sums to very young children, One Thing is vintage away winter evenings in their slippers.

Lauren Child: an immediate and enduring Then, one day spring arrives and so too do the other birds. classic to delight fans new and old.

Bird by Beatriz Martin Vidal $27.99 hardback Anything is possible when you believe. The moment is coming.

Be ready. To start a new path, to growup, to change, to rise to the occasion. Bird is a stunning wordless picture book which brings us up to the moment of a child’s flight, as she launches into life and imagination takes off. Beatriz Martin Vidal lives and works as a prize-winning fine artist and illustrator in Valladolid, Spain. Age 6 to 10.

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Counting Lions by Katie Cotton, illustrator Stephen Walton $27.95 hardback An art-inspired gift that makes learning to name and explore wildlife a family adventure. Largerthan-life black and white drawings are paired with poetic texts that reveal the ways in which endangered creatures live on Earth. Lyrical, poetic text brings the animal kingdom’s most majestic creatures to life in a new way.

Dreams of Freedom: In Words and Pictures by Amnesty International staff $27.95 hardback This inspirational book contains 17 quotations about many different aspects of freedom; from the freedom to have an education to the freedom not to be hurt or tortured, the freedom to have a home and the freedom to be yourself. All the quotations have been chosen to be understood and appreciated by children. Introduced by Michael Morpurgo.

Coco and the Little Black Adelaide’s Secret World Dress by Annemarie

by Elise Hurst $24.99 Van Haeringen $24.99 hardback hardback Set in a mysterious Hurry up! You may only go city inhabited by a to bed when all the sheets rich cast of characters, are ironed. Little Coco this enchanting and grew up in the orphanage superbly illustrated story and had to work hard for a living sewing celebrates creativity, and embroidering like an angel. Until her eighteenth birthday... Coco knew one thing courage, change and finding friendships. for sure - she would never be poor again.

This is a Ball by Beck A beautifully illustrated picture book Stanton $19.99 biography of Coco Chanel (1883-1971). boardbook Christmas at Gradma’s A book that will frustrate Beach House by and delight! For the Claire Saxby $16.95 Grown-Ups: You know paperback how you’re right all the It’s Christmas in time? All. The. Time. Yes, Australia, and what well, it’s time to give the better way to celebrate than to gather at kids a turn. Which is why Grandma’s beach house! It’s the Twelve everything you read in this book is going Days of Christmas, Aussie style. The to be wrong. But that’s okay, because the perfect Christmas book that celebrates kids are going to correct you. And they’re sand, surf and sun, from award-winning going to love it! A book that will frustrate author Claire Saxby. and delight! Ages: 4+ Samuel’s mum, Anna reviews The Day The Crayons Came Home

by Drew Daywalt illustrated by Oliver Jeffers $24.99 hardback What if all of your lost or forgotten crayons sent you postcards telling you of their fate. This hilarious book was an instant hit with 3-year-old Samuel who now prefers longer picture books. He adores the quirky illustrations by Oliver Jeffers and, as Samuel’s favourite part is the glow-in-thedark page, this is regularly chosen as his goodnight book.

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CLASSICS (ALL AGES)

The Nutcracker by Jane Ray $24.99 hardback A beautiful gift edition of this best-loved Christmas ballet story from a uniquely talented contemporary artist. Jane Ray is one of the most talented and distinctive illustrators in the children’s book world and exhibits her work at various galleries.

Peter and the Wolf by Ayesha L Rubio $19.95 hardback This exquisitely illustrated book has a contemporary classic look but the adapted story transports the original tale by Sergei Prokofiev, into the 21st century. Its modern twist teaches us how we should show respect for each other so that everyone can enjoy a happy ending!

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Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone Illustrated Edition

by J.K. Rowling $59.99 now $49.99 hardback Prepare to be spellbound by this full-colour illustrated hardback edition of the world’s favourite children’s book.

Breathtaking illustration by Jim Kay. The Little Prince by Antoine de SaintExupéry, illustrated

by Manuela Adreani $44.99 hardback One of the most famous literary works of the 20th Century is enriched in this edition by the illustrations of Manuela Adreani, an artist who, with her rare sensitivity, is able to recreate the fantastic journey of the Little Prince. A timeless classic.

GIFT BOOKS (ALL AGES) The Singing Bones by Shaun Tan $35.00 hardback A unique and alluring art book showcasing Shaun Tan’s extraordinary sculptures based on the timeless and compelling fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm. Introduced by Philip Pullman.

Imaginary Fred by Eoin Colfer, illustrated by Oliver Jeffers $24.99 hardback An extraordinary collaboration between Irish Children’s Laureate, Eoin Colfer, and picture book superstar Oliver Jeffers. Sometimes, with a little electricity, or luck, or even magic, an imaginary friend might appear when you need one. An imaginary friend like Fred. Ages 4+ Alice Through the Looking Glass by Lewis Carroll, illustrated by Robert Ingpen $39.95 hardback To celebrate the 150th anniversary of Lewis Carroll’s first Alice book, the award-winning Australian illustrator Robert Ingpen has illustrated its enchanting sequel in this sumptuous volume. It will delight new and devoted Alice fans alike.

A Great Big Cuddle: Poems for the Very Young

by Michael Rosen and Chris Riddel $27.95 hardback Two of the biggest names in children’s books come together in a new poetry collection. The poems fizz off the page with sound and rhythm, energy and laughter. A fun book for introducing 15 children to poetry.

FACT BOOKS (ALL AGES) First Animal Encyclopedia by Dorling Kindersley $19.99 paperback Bursting with animal facts for kids, First Animal Encyclopedia reveals everything kids want to know about the animal kingdom. From tiny critters that live on the jungle floor to giant creatures that dwell in the depths of the ocean, First Animal Encyclopedia reveals the mysteries of the animal world.

Australian Kids through the Years by Tania McCartney, illustrated

by Andrew Joyner $24.99 hardback Australian Kids through the Years takes a look at children’s lives, from the time of the first children, to the colonial era and Federation, and through the decades of the twentieth century to the present day. For each period, the book introduces a particular girl and a boy who then feature in the following spread that shows what Australian kids liked to eat, the games they played, the clothes they wore and the activities they enjoyed.

How Machines Work by David Macaulay $35.00 hardback How Machines Work is brought to life through pop-ups and pull-outs meaning you can explore six simple machines, from bicycles and cranes to hammers and drills, through interactive science. How Machines Work will gear kids up for scientific and engineering greatness!

The Wonder Garden by Kristjana S Williams & Jenny Broom $35.00 hardback Explore five of Earth’s most extraordinary habitats, each filled with incredible creatures and epic scenery. See nature at its wildest, as this illustrated book brings to life Earth’s spectacular ‘wonder garden’.

Meet Sidney Nolan

by Yvonne Mes, illustrated by Sandra Eterovic $24.99 hardback A picture book series about the extraordinary men and women who have shaped Australia’s history.

Adam Spencer’s Sidney Nolan is one of Australia’s most Enormous Book of recognised visual artists. This is the story Numbers: Mind-Boggling of how he developed his iconic Ned Kelly Maths, Outrageous series of paintings, brought modernist art Puzzles, Super-cool to Australia and took Australian art to an Games and heaps of admiring international audience. other fun stuff! by Adam Spencer $19.99 City Atlas by Martin paperback Haake $35.00 hardback A fun-filled, actionVisit 30 iconic cities with packed activity book by Australia’s this beautifully illustrated funniest and best-loved maths dude! book of city maps, Jam-packed with stuff to make, decode, which details landmarks, deduce, descramble, dewrite and decipher! famous people, iconic This activity book is the perfect Christmas buildings and childgift for readers aged 8 to 12. friendly highlights.

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Historium by Richard Wilkinson & Jo Nelson $39.95 hardback Welcome to the museum! Here you will find a collection of objects from ancient civilisations. Objects of beauty, of functionality, of war, of life, and objects of death and burial. Over 100 full-colour, immaculately detailed pages, featuring great works of art and fascinating everyday objects from across six continents. Objects are beautifully illustrated and paired with text that explains their story and importance.

Dr Karl’s Short Back & Science by Dr Karl Kruszelnicki $32.99 hardback From the mystery of earwax and armpit sweat (via polyester shirts) to the intricacies of visual neuroscience and textile technology, Dr Karl’s idiosyncratic and compelling insights into the world in which we live will intrigue and inform readers of all ages. Dr Karl is the Julius Sumner Miller Fellow at the University of Sydney.

Lego Star Wars: Character Encyclopedia with Minifigures $29.95 now $14.95 SAVE This highly $$$ sought after LEGO Star Wars book features more than 300 minifigures and over 400 captivating images including many unseen elements. Organised in order of their appearance in the movies, each LEGO Star Wars minifigure has a full-page character profile with lots of fascinating facts. Plus, there’s even more an exclusive Han Solo minifigure. Age 7+

The White Mouse: The Story of Nancy Wake by Peter Gouldthorpe $26.99 hardback The Gestapo called her The White Mouse and they wanted her, dead or alive. Nancy Wake was an Australian who joined the French Resistance during World War II and became the most wanted woman in France. Parachuting behind enemy lines, blowing up bridges and smuggling refugees across borders, Nancy fought fiercely against the enemy and became the most decorated Australian woman in any war.

Ask Me Anything (heartfelt answers to 65 anonymous questions from teenage girls) by Rebecca Sparrow $14.95 paperback Ask Me Anything is a question-and-answer style book for Australian teenage girls. Set out in an easy-to-read, open-at-any-page format, it covers deeply personal and real questions girls want to ask and find a trusted answer for. Rebecca Sparrow has written the perfect big sister book, full of advice, wisdom and humour.

Wordburger by David Astle $14.99 paperback How to be a champion word puzzler in 20 quick bites! Packed with word puzzles, tongue twisters and brain teasers, this book will give readers all the ingredients they need to solve cryptic crosswords. David Astle shows children different kinds of wordplay - anagrams, pangrams, spoonerisms, tongue-twisters, homophones and more.

This is the word nerd’s bible of wordy trickery and puzzling.

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ACTIVITY BOOKS (ALL AGES) Off the Wall by Kyle Hughes-Odgers $14.99 paperback Adult colouring books are taking the world by storm, but why restrict yourself to pretty when you can create cool? Kyle HughesOdgers brings a hip new aesthetic to the stress-relieving pleasures of colouring in. This quirky book of pattern and illustration for pencil, pen or paint makes this a pastime that is anything but childish.

Fashion Studio by Helen Moslin $29.95 hardback Create 50 fabulous outfits using the press-out patterns and designer paper and tissue, complete with accessories then display them in the chic fold-out studio! Use the techniques you’ve learned to create new collections in your own style. This gorgeous set includes a designer’s handbook with detailed stepby-step instructions, exquisite doublesided papers and coloured tissues, press out patterns, a fabulous fold-out studio and notes on the couture origins of each look. The perfect gift for fashion lovers and budding designers.

Rose reviews Box by Rosalind Beardshaw $19.99 hardback I like the book because there are lots of flaps and fold out pages.

I like acting out the drumming and the marching. I like counting all the boxes. My favourite kids are Nancy and Thomas. Sam is my favourite too. There is a little paper box I can make at the back of the book. I like that. Now I have finished my review can I have a banana muffin? Age 3+ Pierre the Maze Detective

by Hiro Kamigaki & IC4DESIGN $29.99 hardback Pierre the Maze Detective has a new case. Mr X has stolen the Maze Stone, which has the power to turn the whole of Opera City into a maze. Can you help Pierre and his friend Carmen find their way through the mazes – and stop Mr X before it’s too late? Hours of puzzle fun, for all maze detectives aged 8+.

Princess Tales by Oldrich Ruzicka, illustrated by Maria Neradova $18.99 boardbook At The Beach Book The Children’s Theatre and Jigsaw Puzzle by series invites you to read Roland Harvey $19.99 and play along with your spiralbound favorite fairy tales. The Hi Everyone! Crabby illustrated box doubles as a theatre stage Spit is COOL! I’ve been and a travel case for puppets, sceneries, crabspotting, riding and a book of three fairy tales. Each tale my bike, surfing and includes a shortened script, giving kids the swimming, and looking at stars. With a opportunity to play the roles of director bit of luck, I’ll be having fish and chips for dinner. The only problem is my things keep and producer. Just set up the pieces, get disappearing! Can you help me find them? the puppets ready and let the performers The whole family will enjoy this delightful begin! The beautiful and varied set pieces book and puzzle set. The jigsaw comprises make the characters come alive. What better way to encourage creativity than 150 pieces. through theatre and play?

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PRIZE WINNERS (ALL AGES)

BILBY 2015 AWARDS Children’s choice awards organised by the Queensland Branch of the CBCA

THE CHILDREN’S BOOK COUNCIL OF AUSTRALIA (CBCA) 2015 WINNERS

Early Readers (<8) Don’t Let The Pigeon Drive The Bus by Mo Willems $16.95 paperback Younger Reader (8-12) The 52-Storey Treehouse by Andy Griffiths, illustrated by Terry Denton $12.99 paperback Older Readers (12-18) Maze Runner by James Dashner $17.99 paperback

Older Readers (Young Adult) The Protected by Claire Zorn $19.95 paperback Younger Readers (Independent Younger Reader) The Cleo Stories: The Necklace and the Present by Libby Gleeson, illustrated

by Freya Blackwood $24.95 hardback Early Childhood (Picture Book) Go to Sleep, Jessie! by Libby Gleeson, illustrated by Freya Blackwood $24.95 hardback

SPEECH PATHOLOGY AUSTRALIA BOOKS OF THE YEAR These awards promote children’s books as literacy tools, while raising awareness of the role speech pathologists play in helping children develop language and literacy skills.

The 2015 awards were announced in October and we have the winning titles in stock. see the 2015 winners at speechpathologyaustralia.org.au

READINGS CHILDREN’S BOOK PRIZE Rivertime by Trace Balla $24.99 hardback The tender tale of a boy and his birdwatching uncle on a paddling trip on the Glenelg River. It is a story about slowing down, growing up and connecting with the land and its creatures. Picture Book (Age 2+) A delightful story. David Suzuki

Picture Book My Two Blankets by Irena Kobald illustrated by Freya Blackwood $24.95 hardback Eve Pownall Award for Information Books A-Z of Convicts in Van Diemen’s Land by Simon Barnard $45.00 harback Crichton Award for New Illustrators One Minute’s Silence by David Metzenthen, illustrated by Michael Camilleri $29.99 hardback The CBCA is a not for profit, volunteer run, organisation which aims to engage the community with literature for young Australians.

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Flamingo Pens $5.95 Add some flamingo fun with these ballpoint pens!

Assorted light & dark pink colours.

Doctor Django’s Tin Toys (range of prices) Faithful reproductions of the vintage tin toy creations of Japanese and Chinese designers. A fantastic range, including Dr Django robots, available. Makes a cool gift.

Inaluxe 2016 Diary, Calendar, Cards, (Diary $29.95) Rare Rabbit Gift Pack $19.95 For your fashionista A5 size and white spiral bound, this beautiful - a selection of stylish accessories in a pretty calico quality diary greets you gift bag. Ethically produced with a new artwork every month. It’s ‘a week to a products supporting view’ and contains 160 Reading Rabbits - a school pages with a calendar, scholarship program for notes, contacts & birthday Rare Rabbit suppliers. pages. Beautiful cards and calendars also available.

Street Art Colouring Set $19.95 Banksy enthusiasts will love these! Jampacked with art activities.

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Ruby Red Shoes Soft Doll $44.95 While reading your favourite Ruby Red Shoes story you can now cuddle your very own Ruby plush toy! Measuring 40cm from ear to toe, they are soft, adorable and sure to be loved by all Ruby Red Shoes fans.

Bookmarks - Les Trendys $6.95 How cute are these bookmarks! You will never lose a page again with the paper chain of 8 bookmarks featuring dress up aninals.

Make Your Own High Bounce Ball $19.99 Make your own crazy multicoloured bouncing balls with this great science experiment.

It only takes three minutes to make your own custom shaped bouncing balls. So simple but lots of science fun!

5 years+

Fox, Lion, Cat, Dragon Mask and Tail sets $49.95 Great range of handwoven fun dress-ups for young Animal Planet Pixel Bricks ones made by a registered $14.95 fair trade womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s coBuild your own Lion, operative in Pokhara, Nepal. DoodleArt Poster $29.95 Created in 1972 the Elephant, Grizzly Bear and Original DoodleArt is back!!

Great White Shark to create DoodleArt offers a creative a display of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and relaxing way to unplug most impressive animals from the electronic world. using these Pixel Bricks With over 60 hours of kits. Each unit contains doodling fun DoodleArt all the Pixel Bricks and makes a fantastic family instructions to make these activity, kids project or unique and educational Inflatable Donut $34.95 hobby for anyone of any wildlife models. For ages 6+ Perfect for Summer at the skill level. beach or pool. Also comes in chocolate coating.

In A Tin - Make Your Own Koala $24.95 A simple stuff and sew craft project to make a cheeky Koala bear who comes with his own Australian beach towel and eucalyptus leaves.

There is a great range of In A Tin activities available.

For ages 8+.

Big Box of Colours $59.95 Beautifully presented in a wooden box, this set has everything you need to bring the artist out in your child. With compartments for pencils, markers, crayons, gel pastels, paint, paint brushes, sharpener and eraser this is a stunning and practical gift.

Patternation $29.95 With 12 fantastic patterns to guide you and even more to create, Patternation is a great activity for growing minds. Use the magnetic design board to arrange the 96 magnetic textured tiles in an amazing array of colourful patterns. There is a range of Patternation kits available. Mini Patternation $19.95 21

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Once I Heard a Little Wombat by Renee Treml $14.99 boardbook A beautiful Australian take on a classic nursery rhyme. Once I heard a little wombat stomp stomp stomp... Read along and act out the movements as these baby Australian animals eat, play and settle down for nap time.

A Curry for Murray by Kate Hunter, illustrated

by Lucia Masciullo $24.95 hardback Molly made... slippery duck pasta for her brother’s headmaster, spit-roasted geese for the local police, and Singapore noodles for the Montague poodles! After making a curry for her neighbour Murray, Molly’s delicious dishes are in demand. Now everyone wants a taste of her cooking!

New Boy by Nick Earls My Lost Mob by Venetia $14.99 paperback Tyson $12.95 paperback Adjusting to a new This captivating picture country and a new school book follows an emu was never going to be who has lost his mob. easy for Herschelle. A Across rich and varied moving, funny new novel landscapes he roams, encountering by one of Australia’s best- a myriad of Australian animals, from loved authors.

Kangaroos to Cassowarys. But where will he find his lost mob? With simple language and charming illustrations, this Mate and Me by Jennifer book is sure to be read time and again.

Loakes $25.99 hardback

With rising community concern about the treatment of refugee children, Mate and Me demonstrates the power of acceptance and tolerance and the positive outcomes that can be achieved through Australian mateship. Set in West End.

Ugly by Robert SIGNED COPIES Hoge $16.99 paperback A beaut story about one very ugly kid. Robert Hoge was born with a tumour in the middle of his face, and legs that weren’t much use. There wasn’t Blue Whale Blues by another baby like him in Australia. Ugly is Peter Carnavas $24.99 the true story of how an extraordinary boy hardback When Penguin SIGNED grew up to have an ordinary life, and how COPIES that became his greatest achievement of hears Whale all. singing the blues, he tries Meep by Andy to help. But how do Geppert $24.95 you stop a blue whale feeling blue? A hardback delightful story about a whale with bike At its very heart, Meep trouble and the happy-go-lucky penguin is about celebrating who cheers him up. On the back of the our differences and book there is a free audiobook that can be our beautiful imperfections.

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