Cirrus@Austlit

'Sass and Traz find themselves stuck in a library with a muddle headed knight, a fire breathing dragon and a magical box full of cards. They thought that puzzling pirates, speaking with a genius and rescuing a damsel in distress was difficult, but this time the future of the whole world is at stake. This time, they need to help Ms Burns understand the magic of the library and uncover her real destiny.' (Publication summary)

'Sassafraz and Alcatraz are twins who couldn't be more different, except the fact that they love their local librarian, Ms Burns. When she goes missing, they must do everything in their power to save her, even travelling back in time.' (Publication summary)

'Sassafras and Alcatraz are twins who couldn't be more different, except for the fact that they love their local library and their mother is best friends with the librarian. They sit in the library while their mother coaches their older brothers football team. The librarian, Ms Burns, tells them the Mayor is going to demolish the library to make way for a car park and there is nothing she can do about it. When Sass goes down to the basement for the packing boxes, she puts her hands on the old library files that hold the Dewey Decimal Cards and something magical happens. She calls the characters of the books to life. The library is helping them to find a way to fight. Can they find the right combination of characters, including the knights, pirates and scientists, to stop the council and save the library?' (Publication summary)

'Velvet, Valentine, and Vanilla Bean, heard a rustling of leaves and the scraping of branches. Huddling together in their treehouse sleep-out and listening hard, Velvet whisper-shouts - 'Fox claws.'

'What can the bunnies do to protect themselves? How can they work together to scare fox away?

'With wonderfully bright illustrations by Naomi Greaves, Go Away, Foxy Foxy is a beautifully told tale of how, when confronted with a situation, working together can solve a problem.'

(Source: publisher's blurb)

'Can giraffes swim? Do zebras have spots? I've never seen a cat play crochet. Have you? Imagine is a laugh out loud, fun story that lets our imaginations run wild. With wonderful, whimsical illustrations of creatures great and small, this is a delightfully entertaining read for all the family.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

' "Mummy, I'm just little. But I love you more. More than the scent of the daintiest daisy at dawn."

'How do you tell your Mum and Dad how much you love them? I'm Just Little is a heart-warming story about the ways we can express our love. Charming illustrations explore the relationships between parents and children as well as the majestic beauty of the Australian landscape and wildlife.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Isabella is a young girl who is very excited to be starting ballet lessons. In this heart warming tale she meets new friends and learns many ballet steps. Follow her adventure and dance along with her as she enters the world of ballet.' (Publication summary)