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Who was South Australia's first Elephant?
Jan Smith, Graham Smith
language (, Dec. 29, 2019)South Australia's first elephant came to town long before Adelaide had an official zoo! Children will have fun reading this real history of the engaging young elephant who was frisky and fun, even worked on a farm, and who is still remembered today with a playground and an 'elephant walk'.
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The Sideways Man: Imagine if you kept seeing someone around your neighbourhood but only ever saw him sideways!
Graham Smith
Paperback (My Literary Adventure Inc., July 1, 2016)Imagine if you kept seeing someone around your neighbourhood but only ever saw him sideways! Graham Smith poses that dilemma through his fun and entertaining pictures and words that enable young readers to join in the fun of trying to see The SIDEWAYS Man face to face. Do we ever know what The SIDEWAYS Man looks like?
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FArTHER
Grahame Baker-Smith
Hardcover (Templar, Feb. 26, 2013)“Hauntingly evocative.” — Books for Keeps magazineWhen a father who dreams of flying goes off to war and does not return, his son decides to make the dream come true. Grahame Baker-Smith’s moving story, with stunning illustrations, shows how, with love and a bit of ambition, you can reach seemingly impossible goals.
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The Rhythm of the Rain
Grahame Baker-Smith
eBook (Templar Publishing, April 5, 2018)A beautiful, lyrical non-fiction picture book about the water cycle. Issac empties his little jar of water into a stream and follows its journey through the country and the city until it joins the ocean. On the other side of the world, Cassi welcomes the rain in her dry village, where rivers now run and make their way back to the sea. The cycle is complete as the sun heats the ocean and clouds are formed that carry rain back to Issac once more.
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Planned Development in the Socialist World
Graham Smith
Paperback (Cambridge University Press, Sept. 29, 1989)None
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Karting
Graham Smith
School & Library Binding (Topeka Bindery, April 15, 2002)The "Radical Sports" series is an introduction to the world's most adventurous and radical sports. Each book provides the beginner with all the essential information needed to do the sport competently and safely, as well as looking at the prestigious competitions and their stars. Topics covered include when and how the sport started, the equipment needed, simple skills, safety tips and keeping fit for the sport. Information on associated clubs and governing bodies and details of competions is included. This title focuses on karting.
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Monsieur Albert Rides to Glory
Peter Smith, Bob Graham
language (Allen & Unwin, Oct. 1, 2012)There's a hush in the crowd as the mayor lifts his gun,then an ear-splitting Bang! and the race has begun,with a flashing of goggles and pale cyclists' knees,and a murmuring sound like the bumble of bees.Monsieur Albert enters the Grand Cycle Race, but he's up against Francois, the champion of France. Can he possibly win?Witty text by Pete Smith and gentle, funny illustrations by Bob Graham make this story a classic, ideal for reading aloud to young and old.
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The Rhythm of the Rain
GRAHAME BAKER-SMITH
Paperback (Templar Publishing, March 15, 1900)rare book
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Coralie the Chicken
Mr Graham Smith
Paperback (My Literary Adventure Inc., Feb. 14, 2017)Coralie the Chicken was a very fine bird but the way she wore her feathers was often quite absurd. Some days she would wear them short and flat, other days gelled straight out. It was always very difficult to understand what this bird was all about. Then along came Rodney the Rooster................. A fun picture book for children of all ages.
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Monsieur Albert Rides to Glory
Peter Smith, Bob Graham
Hardcover (Allen & Unwin, June 1, 2013)Bob Graham's first ever illustrated book, never before published, is a gently humorous take on the Tour de FranceThere's a hush in the crowd as the mayor lifts his gun,then an ear-splitting Bang! and the race has begun,with a flashing of goggles and pale cyclists' knees,and a murmuring sound like the bumble of bees.Monsieur Albert enters the Grand Cycle Race, but he's up against Francois, the champion of France. Can he possibly win? Witty text and gentle, funny illustrations by Bob Graham make this story a classic, ideal for reading aloud to young and old.
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