Book Activities

This beautifully illustrated poetic story explores the interconnections between family generations and the nurturing of nature through the simple act of planting a tree.

The Truck Cat is the 2025 National Simultaneous Storytime Book of the Year. It is a story about cats and humans, immigration and identity, and homes lost and found.

The latest book from this award winning duo focuses on the natural phenomenon of tornados.

A beautifully illustrated non-fiction texts about the flora and fauna of the marshland.

This is a story about friendship, being yourself and learning from experience that it is not a good idea to wear your best shoes when visiting the creek.

This is a book about self-love and being able to identify positive things about yourself.

This is a beautiful way to introduce children to First Nations Australian culture – specifically that of Melissa’s Gumbaynggirr, Bundjalung and Dunghutti people.

This book has been a passion project of Megan’s for a very long time and we are all fortunate that it has finally been printed and is available to teach children about the world of Australia’s native stingless bees.

This fictional tale is based on real events and people and offers a vibrant backdrop for activities that can enhance children's understanding of historical events, the importance of quick thinking, and the excitement of storytelling.

A children's book that explores the diverse and rich ecosystem of the Daintree Rainforest in Australia.

The Hidden Hat uses themes of history, heroism, and adventure to juxtaposes today’s adventures of a young boy and his sister playing hide and seek with the events of their grandfather in the Vietnam War.

The third book in Jess’s information series this non-fiction book explores things that have been lost to time such as megafauna and dinosaurs, lost because of natural disasters such as Vesuvius or lost because people have caused their extinction such as the Tasmanian Tiger or thylacine.