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The Bushranger's Daughter
An adventurous, fast moving middle grade historical fiction about survival, second chances and searching for your place in the world. As a young girl growing up in an unforgiving land, Connie learns that sometimes good people need to do bad things to survive. When her pioneering family travels to outback Queensland to try and rebuild their lives, as their only surviving daughter, Connie struggles to fit into society’s expectations. The challenges keep mounting as the unforgiving climate threatens their happiness. Devastating drought is followed by a flood that wipes out their entire flock. And then Connie uncovers the real reason behind why her father had to leave Scotland. When her father's past finally catches up with him, can Connie find the courage to find her own path forward and rewrite the future for her family?
Lead with a Story
By following the process outlined in Lead With Story, you will become a master storyteller who builds real, lasting connections that will grow your circle of influence, enjoy the riches that come from helping others, and make a lasting impact in your community.
Noah Chases the Wind
Noah knew he was different. He could see things that others couldn't, like the patterns in the dust that floated down on sunbeams. Noah is different. He sees, hears, feels, and thinks in ways that other people don't always understand, and he asks a lot of questions along the way. Noah loves science, especially the weather. His books usually provide him with the answers he needs, until one day, there's one question they don't answer—and that is where Noah's windy adventure begins. Filled with rich, sweeping illustrations, this picture book celebrates the inquisitive nature of all children, including those on the autism spectrum, who cannot stop asking a question until an answer has been une...
The Wind and the Mouse
Spring is here. Mouse wants things to stay the same. Can Wind show her all of the beautiful things that come with change? Written by multi-award winner Michelle Worthington and illustrated by Adyna Ferre.
Each the Same
The cows are in the milking shed, the horses are in the stable and the sheep are in the field. They all have their jobs to do to help make the farm a happy place to live. Someone's squelching in the mud and it's not the pigs. Who can it be? Each the Same is a fun way to help children understand that their differences are not a bad thing.
Granny Smith
Granny Smith looks after her husband, her children and the trees that grow in her orchard.The original Granny Smith was in fact more famous in her lifetime for being the local midwife than she was for her now internationally acclaimed green apples, hence her name. Her husband was ill, and she had to take the fruit from the orchard to the market by herself. When one tree doesn't look like the others, she still helps it to grow big and strong, to find out what it will be. Could it be the perfect tree, or will all her hard work be for nothing? With patience and resilience, from little things, big things grow, including love. In the end, this is also a love story between her and her husband.
Mama's Chickens
What happens when a couple of kids and their mother, who has early-onset dementia, welcome some backyard chickens into their lives? This beautifully illustrated book tells an important, much-needed story about disability and acceptance as Mama loves and cares for her chickens -- just as she does her children -- despite the challenges she faces.
Malibu and the Cheeky Elf
It's Christmas time and Malibu and his surfing crew are relaxing on beautiful Bondi Beach. Santa, Mrs Claus an the elves are there too. Everyone is having fun, playing in the sun, surf and sand, but one little elf is being very mischievous and creating chaos. Can Malibu help him understand about being brave enough to stand out, without acting out? After all, if anyone knows about not fitting in, it's Malibu the three-legged surfing kangaroo from Uluru.
It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
From Santa in his underwear to crazy Christmas rules, from a missing star to Christmas bellyaches, this anthology is packed with Yuletide happiness that will bring a smile to all faces during the most magical time of the year. From the authors and illustrators of Share Your Story.
