All posts tagged "children’s"
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Dear Zoo, by Rod Campbell
BOARD BOOK: Little ones will love this touch-and-feel edition of the bestselling preschool classic Dear Zoo.
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Asterix and the Griffin, by Jean-Yves Ferri, illustrated by Didier Conrad
COMIC BOOK: The latest action-packed adventure from the indomitable Gauls.
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996Books & LiteratureBook Review: Mr. Men in Australia, by Roger Hargreaves
HARDBACK PICTURE BOOK: Join the Mr Men and Little Miss on an Australian adventure!
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755Books & LiteratureBook Review: Marcie Gill and the Caravan Park Cat, by Monica McInerney, illustrated by Danny Snell
MIDDLE-GRADE: This heartwarming story by award-winning and bestselling author Monica McInerney will delight readers young and old.
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607Books & LiteratureBook Review: Noura Saves the Planet, by Rufia Valiff
PICTURE BOOK: Noura Saves the Planet is about a young girl who, while bored on her school holidays, goes on an adventure with her feline friend Lentils, in search of ways to better shape her world.
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632Books & LiteratureBook Review: Where Are You, Magoo? by Briony Stewart
PICTURE BOOK: Loveable dogoo Magoo gets up to all sorts of mischief and his owners are always having to look for him. Can you find him too?
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796Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Colour of Music, by Lisa Tiffen
PICTURE BOOK: Molly can see music; colours flash brilliantly as she listens, revealing connections between music, emotions, and the world we live in.
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1.2KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: G’Day Spot! by Eric Hill
BOARD BOOK: Join Spot and Mum on a walk to the beach in this lift-the-flap adventure - with lots of Australian animals to find along the way!
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804Books & LiteratureBook Review: Nelson 3: Eggplants and Dinosaurs, by Andrew Levins and illustrated by Katie Kear
CHILDREN'S BOOK: The third book in the totally outrageous adventures of Nelson Hunter – the boy who hates vegetables. Featuring a serious spy mystery and an epic dinosaur disaster!
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648Books & LiteratureBook Review: Masters of Disguise, written and illustrated by Marc Martin
YOUNG READERS NON-FICTION : A timely and beautiful non-fiction book for nature lovers of every stripe.
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769Books & LiteratureBook Review: Frankie and the Fossil, by Jess McGeachin
PICTURE BOOK: A sweet and funny picture book for anyone who loves dinosaur fossils, friends and cheese sandwiches.
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1.6KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Never Grow Up, Inspired by Roald Dahl and Illustrated by Quentin Blake
PICTURE BOOK: A celebration of mischief-makers, rule breakers and wild children everywhere - inspired by Roald Dahl and illustrated by Quentin Blake.
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914Books & LiteratureBook Review: Little Gem and the Mysterious Letters, by Anna Zobel
JUNIOR FICTION: An adorable and charming new story about everyone's favourite witch Little Gem.
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1.3KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Call Me Frank, by Rebecca Watson
PICTURE BOOK: School is terribly lonely for a shy boy named Francis Frank. Before climbing into bed one night, he wishes for a friend to play with. During a dream, Francis Frank meets his imaginary friend, Charles Charlie.
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2.5KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Welcome, Child! by Sally Morgan
PICTURE BOOK: Welcome, child! is Sally Morgan’s beautiful and heartfelt celebration of the love we feel for a new child.
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2.9KFood DrinkAdelaide’s Best Babyccino Awarded By Kids In Adelaide
For the third year, Kids in Adelaide reached out to cafes and babyccino aficionados alike, in an attempt to discover Adelaide's Best Babyccino.
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2.0KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Cheetah the Cheater, by Dr Jarrad B Elson
In the jungle, the animals love playing games but when they discover Cheetah is always cheating, they set up a race and a wager to get revenge and teach him a lesson.
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1.2KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Giraffe Problems, by Jory John
A simple story for ages 4 and above about body image, translated to a giraffe and a turtle who worry about the length of their necks.
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678Adelaide FestivalFestival Review: Lula Del Ray
Using three old-school overhead projectors, a series of puppets, gels and actors’ silhouettes, Lula Del Ray tells the story of a young girl growing up in the Southwest USA.
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517Adelaide FringeFringe Review: Inside The Walls
There's more than meets the eye to Inside The Walls, a project that Theresa O'Connor has spent years developing.
