Binky Bowerbird is on a mission to find his true love. While the other bowerbirds find their mates with their beautifully decorated bowers, Binky seems to have trouble finding someone who appreciates his unique tastes. Will Binky Bowerbird find a mate who sees the world quite like he does?

Enjoy a giggly read with skipping frogs, busy buzzy bees, and a funkey monkey. Come to a party and what to do with Elephant undies? Falling donuts, a truckie duckie, and ... Would you cuddle a cactus? Look inside for more Giggly Times with Giggly Rhymes.

Join Dally and Dash on their very first adventure! These cute explorers have a lot of friends to meet and things to see in the Australian bush.

Arthur and Francine are a square-dancing duo in gym class. When Muffy tries to switch partners (she's saddled with Binky Barnes!), Francine refuses to trade. Francine complains that Francine doesn't want to share Arthur. Binky puts two and two together and spreads the word-Arthur and Francine are in love! Is it true?!

"I wish no one had invented kissing." Momo doesn't approve of kissing. He especially doesn't like being kissed. So he sets out on a campaign to stop it. But then his brand new baby brother arrives. Can Momo work out what will stop him crying?

This is the sequel to Julie Thorndyke’s very popular picture book Waiting for the Night Soldier crabs running… Pippis wiggling… Jellyfish floating… Pelicans gliding… These are just some of the things you can photograph when you’re out and about during the day. What photos of native creatures have you taken lately? Reviews Watching Through the Day is an exquisite closer look at all that flies, creeps, weaves and floats about the Australian bush, backyard and seaside, a visual sensual feast that satisfies both nature-lovers and those with a fondness for detail. – Dimity Powell, Managing Editor, Kids Book Review Follow the journey of a budding photographer as he captures the antics of our beloved fauna going about their day. Soldier crabs run in the hot sun. Wagtail dances chirps and prances. Full colour spreads give a close up view of each wonderful creature with the story being told in simple rhyming text. A lovely introduction to the wonders of our land. – Jackie Hosking, Editor, Pass It On Watching through the Day captures Australia’s wildlife at play. You’ll find pippis poking out of the sand; a magpie feeding its baby, and much more. The artwork by Nandina Vines is so sweet, refreshing and dreamy, picking up the beauty and colours in Nature that Australians are so lucky to enjoy. – Veronica Chapman, Teachezy