This is the fourth book in the popular Stella picture book series, following Stella Star of the Sea, Stella Queen of the Snow and Stella Fairy of the Forest Stella and Sam spend a night outside, listening to unfamiliar noises and watching the sky. Sam, as always, is full of questions: 'Where does the Sun sleep? Does the moon have wings?' Stella, as always, answers with her own quirky wisdom and inventiveness. This beautiful book from Marie-Louise Gay is another chance to spend time with the heroes of the hugely popular Stella Star of the Sea, Stella Fairy of the Forest, and Stella Queen of the Snow. Children everywhere love Sam and Stella.

Stella Princess of the Sky

GAY, MARIE-LOUISE

Children's Books

Allen & Unwin Childrens Books

Every morning Kati is woken by the clatter of Grandma's spatula and pan and every night she goes to bed wishing for her mother. Like the canal that flows past her door, Kati's life has a gentle rhythm. But beneath the peaceful surface runs an undercurrent of mystery. Why has Mother stayed away for so long and where is the father Kati has never known? These questions take Kati on an unforgettable journey from the old fashioned house on the canal to a bungalow by the sea and an apartment in the big city.

The Happiness of Kati

Jane Vejjajiva

Prudence Borthwick

Midsummer Knight (Boy Bear)

Rogers, Gregory

Pink

The pink jumper was glowing in my grey bedroom like a tiny bit of Dorothy's Oz in boring black-and-white Kansas. Pink was for girls. Ava Simpson is trying on a whole new image. Stripping the black dye from her hair, leaving her uber-cool girlfriend, Chloe, behind. Ava is quickly taken under the wing of perky, popular Alexis who insists that: a) she's a perfect match for handsome Ethan; and b) she absolutely must audition for the school musical. But while she's busy trying to fit in - with Chloe, with Alexis and her Pastel friends, even with the misfits in the stage crew - Ava fails to notice that her shiny reinvented life is far more fragile than she imagined.

Lili Wilkinson

There's a bad spirit in our house. He's as ugly gets and he stinks. You touch this kind of hairy an and you lose your voice, or choke to death.It's hard to sleep when a hairy old Quinki. Hand might grab you in the night. And in the day you've got to watch yourself. It can be rough. Words come yelling at you that hurt.Is the story of a boy growing up between two worlds. With the little tree frog as a friend, the bullies at school don't seem so big anymore. And Girragundji gives him the courage to face his fears.

My Girragundji

Meme McDonald

Boori Monty Pryor

'It was the most dangerous thing she could have done. But Sofia was only playing - pushing and shoving and laughing with her sister as they ran out to the fields one pearly dawn. Sofia didn't mean to step off the path. She didn't mean to tread on the monster, the monster that lurked, waiting, under the ground...' Secrets in the Fire is based on the true story of an indomitable young girl in war-torn Mozambique. In beautifully spare, unsentimental language, Henning Mankell tells how Sofia transcends the brutality and horror that have shattered her childhood, and builds a new future out of the ruins of her life. But if it hadn't been for the strength she drew from the fire, from the secrets she saw in the flames, Sofia might not have found the courage to survive. A deeply moving and unforgettable story.

Secrets in the Fire

Teen & Young Adult

Henning, Mankell

Literature & Fiction

Njunjul the Sun

McDonald, Meme

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