Cirrus@Austlit

'A nonfiction narrative about the plastic island in Hawaii told through the eyes of children. This wordless board book is designed to delight young children with its adorable characters whose love of nature inspires them to take action and save the ocean from pollution.' (Publication summary)

'The story of recovery from a traumatic event. The Very Bad Thing happened on a bright sunny day. In this picture book, with the sea as a metaphor, a young boy navigates through a terrible storm as he deals with this trauma.' (Publication summary)

'This beautifully illustrated book introduces the concept of seed dispersal to children. Readers will discover the possibility of new life in the fruit and vegetables they eat every day. Simple graphics demonstrate the process of seed dispersal and children are encouraged to experiment by taking part in seed dispersal themselves. A simple recipe for home made seed balls is explained and a glossary of terms as well as a map or origins of some fruits and vegetables are included at the back section of the book. This books ties in with primary curriculums without being overly didactic and the information is displayed in a colourful fun activity based format.' (Publication summary)

'A nonfiction narrative about what it takes to be a traffic controller as seen through the eyes of a young girl. From stopping traffic to let emergency vehicles pass to guiding heavy loads onto lorries, the role of a traffic controller is demonstrated as being both diverse and important.' (Publication summary)