Collection: Junior Fiction

If I was an anteater I'd gobble termites with my sticky tongue But I'm not an anteater ... An alphabet book by celebrated Indigenous author Ambelin Kwaymullina.

Uncle Patricks' map is beginning to send signals again and this time, Connor is going with him! At least that's the plan, but it doesn't quite work out. Freddie is suddenly whisked away to 1328 BC and the reign of Tutankhamun. Saving the young pharaohs' life, Freddie soon becomes indispensable to...

This affirming alphabet story advocates for every single kid. It is a reminder to be yourself, without apology. And no matter the zig-zag journey, don't ever give up on dreams.

Snuggle up together and enjoy this collection of charming and engaging stories written by Gabby Dawnay and selected especially for five-year-olds by literacy experts. The stories in A Treasury of Tales for Five-Year-Olds are arranged in order of complexity so that the child listening or reading w...

How do you tell someone they’re wonderful using all the letters from A to Z? Find out when you sing along to this adorable alphabet song!

Children will love lifting the flaps and discovering what is underneath, and will be entertained by the contrasts and surprises. Stunning photography brings their world to life on the page, and simple text encourages them to interact with it.

Hide and Seek Alphabet is an innovative book with lots of search-and-find activities to keep children busy! Read the fun, rhyming text, then explore the busy alphabetical pictures to see what you can find! Children will have fun exploring Dawn Machell's stunning illustrations in the busy scenes.

In this classic collection, Australia's most-loved illustrators have chosen their favourite night-time lullaby to illustrate.

Featuring the work of Kerry Argent, Jonathan Bentley, Kim Gamble, Wayne Harris, Ann James, Stephen Michael King, David Legge, Alison Lester, Andrew McLean, Patricia Mullens, Kilmeny Niland, Donna Rawlins and Julie Vivas

From three-time Paralympian swimmer, medal-winner and disability advocate Sarah Rose, comes a big-hearted guide to disability, full of letters, learnings and laughs from a disabled person to you. A is for Ability is an A to Z of celebrating what makes each of us unique, featuring bold, brightly c...