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  • Clever Crow

    Nina Lawrence

    eBook (Magabala Books, Nov. 1, 2018)
    Clever Crow is an endearing and witty tale that follows the exploits of a hungry and very clever crow. Crow searches in the bush for food but he can find none. It is only when he comes across people preparing for a ceremony that his luck changes. Crow spots a big turtle egg waiting to be cooked, and he cries out, ‘Yummy, food for me!’ But it is not an easy task stealing a turtle egg – even for a clever crow. Crow has to be more clever than he has ever been before! Children will love Bronwyn Bancrofts’s distinctive illustrations, and how the Djambarrpuynu language translation – Yolnu language from North East Arnhem Land – is woven into the design.
  • Counting Aussie Animals in My Backyard

    Bronwyn Houston

    eBook (Magabala Books, Sept. 30, 2014)
    Bronwyn Houston makes counting to 10 so much fun! Her textured and vivid illustrations bring a tropical Australian garden to life, with a touch of humour thrown in. From kookaburras laughing on a fence to bull ants marching through the dirt … find out what these Australian animals get up to in Bronwyn’s backyard.
  • Alfred's War

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    Hardcover (Magabala Books, )
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  • The king who swept the road

    Yogeśvara Dāsa

    Paperback (Bala Books, March 15, 1978)
    Retells the story from a Bengali classic of how the king of Orissa, despite his worldly position, eventually fulfills his desire to meet the holy Chaitanya.
  • Molly the Pirate

    Lorraine Teece, Paul Seden

    (Magabala Books, June 5, 2018)
    Age range 3 to 6Molly the Pirate is a swashbuckling tale that will delight anyone who ever wanted to be a pirate. Young Molly’s imagination knows no bounds when she transforms her Australian backyard into an adventure playground on the high seas. Molly conjures up a pirate ship on her inland horizon and takes her loyal cat and dog along for the ride as she rows across the choppy ocean to the unsuspecting pirates. On board, she meets a feisty crew of salty buccaneers who look suspiciously like her own farmyard chickens. They are no match for Molly’s daring exploits as she walks the plank, dances jolly jigs, scrambles up the rigging (or is that a clothesline?) and steers the ship like a true seafaring adventurer.Paul Seden’s witty illustrations pop off the page. His visual storytelling is a standout and children will love searching for objects from Molly’s real world that take on a hilarious new purpose in this jaunty pirate story.
  • Look and See

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    Paperback (Magabala Books, )
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  • A Most Peculiar Act

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    Paperback (Magabala Books, )
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  • Return of the Dinosaurs

    Bronwyn Houston

    eBook (Magabala Books, June 5, 2018)
    Ages 6 - 9Long ago dinosaurs lived here, and their ancient footprints can still be found.Imagine if the dinosaurs came back to visit us!At high tide, they would cool down in Anastasias’s Pool.Watch out for the big splash!They would play with the humpback whale calves off Cable Beach.Those little fellas have got a long journey ahead of them!A fun and dynamic look at what life would be like for dinosaurs if they were roaming the Broome coastline today! Reflecting the famous colours of north west Australia and its rugged environment, the textured collage layers of artwork capture the character and beauty of the dinosaurs, birds, and marine life.
  • The Toast Tree

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    Paperback (Magabala Books, )
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  • Joshua and the Two Crabs

    Joshua Button

    Paperback (Magabala Books, Feb. 23, 2010)
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  • The Old Frangipani Tree at Flying Fish Point

    By (author) Trina Saffioti

    Hardcover (Magabala Books, Aug. 16, 2010)
    Day Dawn in Africa Day Dawn in Africa: Or Progress of the Protestant Episcopal Mission at Cape Palmor Progress of the Protestant Episcopal Mission at Cape Palmas, West Africa (1858) As, West Africa (1858)
  • Once There Was a Boy

    Dub Leffler

    Hardcover (Magabala Books, Aug. 16, 2016)
    The disarmingly sweet, simple language in this whimsical children s picture book belies an emotional depth that allows the author to reach out to both the young, and the young at heart. This stunning picture book is transformed into a gently touching grown-up story by the use of sophisticated allegorical elements, such as the heart as love or friendship and the sapotes as forbidden fruit."