AustLit

'Timed for the centenary of World War I, this beautifully told story about a boy and his grandfather will help even the very young understand the significance of ANZAC Day. Ages: 4-6 My granddad says that there are two types of days: those that you want to remember and those that you want to forget... A little boy visits his granddad and thinks about the important days in his life: his first day of school, playing soccer with his team, the day his baby sister was born. Yet through the illustrations the reader sees a parallel story of the grandfather's experiences at war: wearing his brand-new soldier's uniform, with his fellow diggers in the field, looking at a photo of his new baby he's never met. With illustrations from award-winning artist Kim Gamble, this beautifully told story - which ends with the boy and his granddad marching in the ANZAC Day parade - will help even very young children understand the significance of ANZAC Day. Ages: 4-6 ' (Publication summary)

"Owl Know How is about solving problems, BIG problems that can only be solved by owls. 

"Enter the magical world of Cloud Town and meet Cornelia Rabbit and her best friend Orvi. With help from their friends, they save the town from falling into the treetops by working together and using “owl know how.” This picture book was created by the team of Cat Rabbit and Isobel Knowles. Everything was created out of felt, cardboard, and various other recycled materials. These Australian artists are award-winng, internationally recognized, and command their own cult following in the indie craft and art scene. Bonus owl pattern included for making your very own OWL!" (Publisher's website)