Collection: Junior Fiction - Premier's Reading Challenge

Meet the BumbleBunnies, superheroes of the garden! Wuffle the puppy, Lou the kitten and Billington the duck are playing happily in the garden. But when disaster strikes, who will save the day?

It's washing day, and Wuffle the puppy, Lou the kitten and Billington the duck watch the clothes blow about in the wind. But when disaster strikes once more, who will save the day?

Bumface! that's who Angus wants to be. He dreams of being bold, brave, wild and free. Like the pirate in the stories he tells his younger brother and sister. Instead, Angus is just plain tired from changing nappies and wiping food off walls. His mum calls him Mr Dependable, but Angus can barely c...

Shake, Shake, Shudder...near the sludgy old swamp. The dinosaurs are coming. Get ready to romp. Join in with Triceratops, Stegosaurus and their friends as the dinosaurs stir up a dinosaurumpus! Instantly appealing with its irresistible rhyming text and exuberant illustrations.

A day in the life of Daisy. Find out how 'floppyitis' gets Daisy out of doing her chores, how she tricks Mum to get the crunchy cream biscuit at the bottom of the jar, what animals look like from underneath, colour's Daisy's invented.

It's crunch time in Bungawitta. There's been no rain, and only 12 people left in town. Nobody can make it rain. A shower of money would help keep Bungawitta alive. A festival would attract city tourists with money to spend, Jay's sure of it.

Ruby is making a cake for grandma's birthday. Max, her little brother, has to make repeated trips to the grocer to make up for disrupting Ruby's project and to get the perfect ingredients for the special cake he is making for grandma.

Bea loves helping friends and really wants to be a superhero, but none of the costumes she tries on are quite right. What makes an outfit super? A cape? A mask? They’re just not her. Even her dog Woofs agrees. It’s not until Bea rescues and returns an injured bunny that she discovers the super su...

Burning the Bails is a fictionalised account of the story of the origin of the Ashes. The picture book story is supported by pages of historical facts gleaned from Clarke family documents, as well as rare, original family photographs.

When John Jagamarra was five, he was taken away from his mother and home in an Australian aboriginal camp. John was half-white, and the law said he had to be educated in a mission school to learn the ways of white people. But John never forgot his real home - or his mother, who dared to trick the...