Form/Genre: Pictorial works

In 1776, American Patriots attempted to destroy the British flagship Eagle using a man-operated semi-submersible, the Turtle, in New York harbour. The attack failed, but the idea stuck. Almost 90 years later, the CSS Hunley successfully rammed into the Federal sloop USS Housatonic with a spar tor...

This picture book style title for school students looks at the topic of epilepsy. It provides a first-person testimony of Summer, a young girl living with epilepsy. Summer bravely explains what it means to grow up with epilepsy. Discover what epilepsy is, the treatment she receives and how it aff...

This title for younger readers explains amazing things the human body can do & how it works. From the brain to muscles & bones, learn about the processes involved from head to toe & discover how extraordinary you really are.

This series explores the fastest machines in the world, from roller coasters and space rockets to bullet trains and sports cars. Designed for children to entice even the most reluctant of readers this title focuses on supercars.

An amazing fun non-fiction kids book with a picture-book feel, which is full of extraordinary facts. Discover which creatures live in your eyelashes, how sweaty feet help us to run, what time of the year you grow faster, and much more!

Young children will be astounded by the many true facts about animal behaviour in this title. Discover how some animals giggle and play just like us. Or find out how certain animals build their homes, stockpile their food, and use tools to assist them. Plus learn about the things that humans and ...

This title for children looks at efforts to conserve rare and endangered animal species across the globe. From the Rainforest to the Savannah to the depths of the Ocean, animal life in every continent and habitat has been affected by human activity. The powerful artwork throughout brings to life ...

Once upon a time, only the most rugged cars and individuals could take a crack at off-road trails and dirt pathways. With the rise of affordable, comfortable, and stylish SUVs, those wild roads became open to all. Inside, see how the SUV morphed from a specialist vehicle into a popular staple of ...

A retrospective look at the swimsuit, charting its evolution from woolen bathing costume through its introduction into mainstream fashion and beauty pageants to catwalk shows. Includes the work of designers from the early 21st century couture houses.

This series written for young school children explores some of the busiest and most vibrant cities around the world. This title focuses on Sydney, and kids will learn about the iconic landmarks of the city, the geography, how people live, what they eat, and much more.

As one of the country's favourite cultural icons, Ken Done requires no introduction. Straddling the worlds of design, illustration and fine art, his wildly evocative work captures the essence of Australia with bold strokes and bright colours. Inimitably recognisable, his striking, signature style...

This book coincides with the 80th anniversary of the opening of the bridge, and brings to life those bygone eras in beautiful, clear black and white images that represent a snapshot of the city and its people

This book coincides with the 80th anniversary of the opening of the bridge, and brings to life those bygone eras in beautiful, clear black and white images that represent a snapshot of the city and its people

A pictorial history of the Sydney Harbour bridge over seventy five years.

A pictorial history which tells the story of The Sydney Harbour Bridge, its design and construction, the drama of its official opening and the way it has become a much loved symbol of Sydney.

In 2017, newly engaged to be married and working as a portrait photographer, Elyn found a large, unraptured brain aneurysm and had to face major surgery to remove it and it's threat to her life. Already appreciative of life and it's beauty, the experience only made Elyn more grateful for each day...