Momo celebrating time to read

The only thing to note about Number 3 Ramshorn Drive was the big oak tree in the front yard—and what went on inside. I can promise you it wo...

  "Some creatures use colour to camouflage themselves, others to send a warning or to attract a mate. While plants can't talk, thei...

"Australia is the home of vivid red dirt, big blue skies, wild green bushland and warm golden beaches. This very large island has allow...

First off I do need to tell you this book was first published in 1990 so it is long OUT of Print!! If you are a publisher reading this book ...

"Wherever there is sickness, there is rumour ... but I am here to tell you the scientific truth of the matter. This sickness is not bro...

"Australia is an amazing place, with many unique animals and plants. ... Do you know much about Australian native plants? Do you know t...

Lola, the polar bear, longs for adventure. She has heard stories from her Grandpa Reggie about the exotic flowers of the world that he found...

There are two things I post on Instagram - book covers and flowers. The Big Book of Blooms is a book about flowers - perfect! Here are s...

Words disappear if we don't share them when we talk. If we don't write them in our stories. If we don't read them in ...

Lily's mum owns a hairdressing and beauty salon. Lily's older sister Faye works there too. Faye loves all the fuss over hair sty...

I Am the Seed That Grew the Tree  is the size of 12 picture books, with 334 illustrated pages and 366 poems spanning the last four centuries...

First off a warning - The Plant Sitter is a very old (1959) book and so it is out of print.  Many months ago I stumbled across this ill...

I would like to start this review with a quote from Matt Ottley (found in the Australian Standing Orders notes Primary Picture Book No. 3, 2...