Childrens

Cheer up,Ker­mit — now it’s easy being green! Tod­dlers dis­cover envir­on­ment­ally friendly ways to get around in this ador­able lift-the-flap board book with play­ful rhymes and illus­tra­tions by author-illustrator Jan Ger­ardi. People go green as they zoom and glide or share a ride through seven on-the-go spreads before stop­ping to plant trees to help the earth.

dirtgirlworld is one of the most popular new pre-school shows on ABC Kids. The show is all about understanding and respect for nature and encourages kids to "go get grubby!".

This board book follows the natural path from the first movements of early infancy, to standing and walking as a toddler. With soft, gentle illustrations by Susan Wadsworth. This book was produced to support orphanages in Nepal. Measures approximately 6 x 5.5 inches - perfect for little hands to hold.

A book to inspire and inform children about things they can do to take care of the plants, the animals, and the planet. Inspire them to grow a garden in a tub, recycle, wear a jumper instead of turning on the heater, and more. When they've played their part in saving the planet, there's a special Green Star Certificate at the end of the book! Printed on Forest Stewardship Council paper, printed with vegetable ink. Hardback.

A Lot of Things is about a dad who accumulates a lot of things, some useful and some useless. But what happens when his kids get lost underneath all his gadgets and gizmos? This is a heart-warming story that uses rhyming and nonsensical language to captivate its audience in collaboration with an array of fascinating illustrations.

Written by Canberra author Ingrid Jonach, and illustrated by her mum, artist Pauline Jonach, this is a fun story for toddlers and pre-schoolers who are learning about possession, collecting, and hopefully putting things away!

Personally signed by the author. Riley's adventures searching for dancing lion that can only be found in Hong Kong during Chinese New Year. Illustrated with a combination of Tania's black and white photography, and illustration by Australian artist Kieron Pratt.

Other books by Canberra author Tania McCartney include Beijing Tai Tai, and Riley and the Sleeping Dragon (set in China).

101 fun ideas to help kids turn trash into treasure. Packed with facts on our Earth's natural resources, and tips on recycling. Instructions for projects including soft toys and papier mache bowls, and ideas on how to use all kinds of discarded household items. Easy projects for primary school kids to make, or for younger kids to make with an adult. Printed on Forest Stewardship Council paper, printed with vegetable ink. 64 pages, hardback.

As seen on Babyology. With flaps to lift and tabs to pull, this book answers all those tricky animal questions, including "do dogs dream?" and "do sheep get cold without their wool?". Printed on recycled paper. This high-quality book is destined to become a family classic.

With flaps to lift and tabs to pull, this book answers questions such as "why is the sky blue?" and "what do birds say when they sing?". Printed on recycled paper. This high-quality book is destined to become a family classic.