Momo celebrating time to read

"Tell me again how the world ended." Jen and her father live in the world of 'our' future. All the cities have been destro...

Like many other children during World War II, Jimmy and his brother Ronnie are sent away from London - in this case to a remote village in W...

"The fire razed much of the town, destroying seventy-plus homes, five businesses, the surf club, the CWA hall and much of the caravan p...

"Six mysteries waited for me on Candle Island. One involved a bird. The second a hidden room. A song the third. A poet the fourth. A ca...

There are a host of very different characters in this splendid book. The setting feels like an ancient European city such as Paris or Rome a...

This book has twelve chapters and each reads like a short story. We first meet Manxmouse as he is created by a ceramic artist who specialize...

Once again Bren MacDibble takes us to a dystopian future world - this time set in Queensland. We have wrecked the world. There is no electri...

I love the little touches of humor in this story which I am sure any adult sharing this book with a young child will really enjoy such as th...

"Then, one morning the young sparrow awoke to discover that his beak had broken while he slept. It does not happen often, but sometime ...

  This is my favourite type of picture book – a book with layers of meaning which can be enjoyed by a very young child but which will also c...