AustLit

'"You Two, You Two, 

'Higgle and piggle and Hullabaloo"

'There are few relationships as important as those of siblings.

'You Two, You Two is a wish to the universe of all that their friendship and adventures can be.

'Rhyming and charming, it's the ultimate celebration of little people growing up together.

'You know those beautiful, lilting bedtime stories that you read over and over again? Those dreamy, lyrical stories that make your heart tingle and imagination take flight? This is one of those stories. 

'You Two, You Two is for mums and dads of two kids; it's a book to be read while two kids are snuggled on your lap. There are lots of books about helping a big brother or sister cope with the arrival of a new baby. This is not that book. This is a celebration of all the moments between two siblings as they grow through life, from the tender to the rambunctious.

'This is the book that parents will buy for their friends; the book that grandparents will buy for their children. It's the book that parents will buy to enjoy with their own children, to read over and over again.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'A happy humpback yearns for warmer seas, for the Antarctic is a little too cold, now that autumn is here. She's not alone in this grand old tradition, It's a northward journey that the humpbacks take every year. An unforgettable book set in verse, this beautifully illustrated text tells the story of the one of our giants of the seas - the humpback whale. The happy humpback travels thousands of kilometres in its annual migration, visiting iconic Australian locations along the way.' (Publication Summary)

'For every young numbat, a day does come when it’s time to leave home, their dad and their mum. When Numby heads out to find his own place, it’s a grand old adventure, a wild numbat chase!. An unforgettably book set in verse, this beautifully illustrated text tells the story of the Western Australian state faunal emblem - the numbat.' (Publication Summary)

'Mr and Mrs Possum were thought to be gone, sent running by logging, destruction and fire. But some scientists believed that there was a chance that they might come back, despite the crisis so dire. An unforgettably book set in verse, this beautifully illustrated text tells the story of the Victorian state faunal emblem - the Leadbeaters possum. Thought to be extinct, it was rediscovered and inspired great changes in the Victorian highlands that have protected its habitat. ' (Publication Summary)

'Neville the devil is being quite naughty, sneaking behind his mum in the night. He wants to learn what she does, he wants an adventure before it gets light!'

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