Children’s Book Week Review – Words That Taste Like Home
Words That Taste Like Home is a heartfelt story for families navigating life between cultures.
Children’s Book Week Review – Words That Taste Like Home
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Children’s Book Week Review – Gymnastica Fantastica!
Children’s Book Week Review – Gymnastica Fantastica!
Carlie reviews Gymnastica Fantastica! by Briony Stewart. Shortlisted for Book of the Year: Early Childhood.
Bunuru Book Reviews
Bunuru Book Reviews
Bunuru is the hottest time of the year on Nyungar Country. Here are some new books for you and your children to read whilst staying indoors, avoiding the heat.
Children’s Book Week Review – Bev and Kev
Children’s Book Week Review – Bev and Kev
Written with warmth and charm, Bev and Kev beautifully conveys important themes of friendship, acceptance, kindness, self-love and the search for a place to belong.
Children’s Book Week Review – Frank’s Red Hat
Children’s Book Week Review – Frank’s Red Hat
Written by a Perth local, Frank’s Red Hat is a wonderful book that is not only engaging at many levels, it is also memorable and fun.
Storytime with Carlie – Kangaroos
Storytime with Carlie – Kangaroos
What do you get if you cross a kangaroo and a sheep?
A woolly jumper
Storytime with Carlie – Mother’s Day
Storytime with Carlie – Mother’s Day
Did you know that Mother’s Day is not celebrated on the second Sunday in May all around the world?
Storytime with Carlie – Whales
Storytime with Carlie – Whales
Carlie explores whale books, whole craft and even a whale song.
Storytime with Carlie – Dreams
Storytime with Carlie – Dreams
Does your little one have a head full of dreams? Do they want to live under a toadstool, or breathe underwater like a mermaid? Obviously, you can’t help them to make these types of fantastical dreams come true, but you can foster your children’s passions and help them to achieve their more down to earth aspirations.