Collection: Junior Fiction

Animals have a skeletal and muscular system which controls and allows movement. The movement depends upon the shape and size of the animal's system.

The diurnal process and the effects on animals and birds are outlined in this reader. Animals need to be studied to see varying patterns and responses. Birds generally sleep throughout the night but some are hunters when darkness falls.

This book and film will show you where WomWom lives, sleeps, eats and adventures. You will also meet some of WomWom's friends. The Adventures of WomWom also encourages children to care for each other and the environment in practical, ‘hands-on’ ways.

This book is about identifying the needs of a range of plants. The key facts are that plants require nutrition from the recycling of nutrients and water.

Animals require special places to live. All animals are different with their needs for shelter and food. This book reviews and compares animals within one specific area.

Wild animals need to be protected in National Parks or conservation zones. This book outlines why native animals and birds need special conditions to be able to survive. The importance of conservation is introduced.

Join Hal and Uncle Nat as they plunge straight into an exciting mystery - this time while on Safari! Harrison Beck and his Uncle Nat are on the journey of a lifetime aboard the Safari Star - a luxurious steam train that will take them from Pretoria to the stunning Victoria Falls. Close encounters...

Billionaire train enthusiast August Reza has invited Harrison Beck and Uncle Nat to travel on the maiden voyage of the winning design of his Reza’s Rocket competition. Australian child genius Boaz won with his hybrid locomotive, driven by hydrogen fuel cells and solar power. But during the journe...

Remember when we went looking for my lost lucky rabbit's foot and we ended up getting lost ourselves in the Land of Lost Things? What? You don't remember? But that was one of our most exciting – and confusing – adventures ever! Let me remind you how it all happened.