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Lift Flap What Mammal am I by Parish Steve
Category: Board Books | Series: Steve Parish Kids
What Aussie Mammal Am I? is a fun way for children to meet Austra lian mammals, while enjoying the rhyming verse. Little ones will discove r the diversity of our wonderful wildlife as well as develop new vocabul ary.An ideal book for beginner and newly independent readers.
Look and Feel: Teach Your Child Textures in Nature by Parish Steve
Category: Board Books | Series: Steve Parish Kids S.
Teach your child about textures in nature. This early learning, durab le board book introduces children to popular Australian animals and give s them the chance to experience what a koala, turtle, lizard, duckling, frog, platypus and possum 'feel' like. Vibrant photographs of Australian wildlife and sim ...Show more
Natural History Guide to Kakadu Australia National Park, Australia by Ian Morris
Category: No Category | Series: A Steve Parish nature lovers guide
Visitors to national parks usually have a limited time and the objective of this book to heighten the experience. "Kakadu" has been created by Ian Morris, a renowned writer, photographer and naturalist. It follows the seasons through both European and Aboriginal eyes, providing detailed text, hundreds o ...Show more
Nifty Native Bees - Insect Story Book by Johnson Rebecca
Category: No Category | Series: Steve Parish
Nifty Native Bees are tiny compared to their Europea n friends. The bigger bees don't have a lot of time for the little guys, until they see that they have a very important role to play for A ustralian native plants in this rhyming story. Themes include us efulness, understanding and diversity. This St ...Show more
Possums Plunge - Steve Parish Story Book by Rebecca Johnson
Category: No Category | Series: Steve Parish Kid's Story Books Ser.
In Possum's Plunge, two species of possums find they are not so different after all, despite the gossip each has heard about the other. Pygmy-possums are approximately 7 cm long. The much larger brushtail possums are approximately 55 cm long. Both possums are nocturnal, tree-dwelling marsupials, native ...Show more
Seeking Seals - Story Book by Rebecca Johnson
Category: No Category | Series: Steve Parish Kid's Story Books Ser.
Favourite Aussie animals embark on many different page-turning advent ures. The stories are written by Rebecca Johnson, a practising teacher, mother and wildlife carer. Based on the 52 virtues, including caring, ho nesty, forgiveness and unity, these story books also feature type set in Beginners Alphab ...Show more
Shark Showdown - Steve Parish Story Book by Rebecca Johnson
Category: No Category | Series: Steve Parish Kid's Story Books Ser.
Favourite Aussie animals embark on many different page-turning advent ures. The stories are written by Rebecca Johnson, a practising teacher, mother and wildlife carer. Based on the 52 virtues, including caring, ho nesty, forgiveness and unity, these story books also feature type set in Beginners Alphab ...Show more
Snake Supper - Steve Parish Story Book by Steve Parish
Category: No Category | Series: Steve Parish Kid's Story Books Ser.
Favourite Aussie animals embark on many different page-turning advent ures. The stories are written by Rebecca Johnson, a practising teacher, mother and wildlife carer. Based on the 52 virtues, including caring, ho nesty, forgiveness and unity, these story books also feature type set in Beginners Alphab ...Show more
Spiky Echidna by Rebecca Johnson
Category: No Category | Series: Steve Parish Story Books Ser.
In Spiky Echidna, a baby echidna gets a piece of wire caught in between his spines. It takes a friendly possum to pull it out for him. The short-beaked echidna is a mammal called a monotreme (meaning "one hole" -- it has one vent through which everything, including eggs and waste matter, passes). Its yo ...Show more
Steve Parish, Dusty the Sheepdog - On the Farm by .Steve Parish
Category: No Category | Series: Steve Parish Story Books Ser.
In Dusty the Sheepdog, Dusty may have to leave the farm because he cannot do his job. But thanks to Ben's discovery, Dusty is allowed to stay and finds something he is good at. Working dogs, such as kelpies, are very useful on the farm. If they are trained correctly they can help move sheep and cattle f ...Show more