We' ve all seen a bratty 'Temper Tabitha' having a meltdown in public.But what happens when adults behave like children too?This cleverly written story by rhyme & meter expert Jackie Hosking highlights one of the great misconceptions about adults; Just because a person has grown up physically, doesn' t always guarantee that they' ve grown up emotionally and mentally too. Observation of adult behaviour often proves this to be true.

Temper Tabitha

Children's Books

Hosking, Jackie

Literature & Fiction

Larrikin House US

Would You Rather?

Layton, James

There's a Shark in the Loo

Boyce, Sharon

Animals

Product Description \nMy Shadow Is Pink is a beautifully written rhyming story that touches on the subjects of gender identity, self acceptance, equality and diversity. Inspired by the author’s own little boy, the main character likes princesses, fairies and things "not for boys." He soon learns (through the support of his dad) that everyone has a shadow that they sometimes feel they need to hide.This is an important book for a new generation of children (and adults alike) which exemplifies the concepts of unconditional love, respect and positive parenting.\n* An important and timely bookl Empowers LBGTQ children and the wider community with its strong and powerful message 
 * Encourages self love and acceptance 
 * Teaches children the concept of diversity, equality and inclusion 
 * Creates opportunity for open discussion and learning 
 * Highlights current themes of gender identity 
 * Bright and colorful illustrations by Scott Stuart\nAbout the Author \nScott Stuart is father to a six-year-old boy who loves all things Queen Elsa and princesses. Having worked at The Royal Children’s Hospital, he has seen how important it is for children to feel represented and is committed to creating stories of empowerment.

My Shadow Is Pink

Stuart, Scott

Hugo's Runaway Legs

Jackson, Alys

Fox, Dhana

I Want to Be a Movie Star

Anastasiou, Mary

Arts, Music & Photography

The Vampires Next Door

Cohen, Sigi

Humor

How To Hug A Cactus

How to Hug a Cactus

Smith, Emily

Kora Kerplunk's Travelling Tongue

Kora Kerplunk is a real wild child who likes to lick disgusting stuff. One day, her poor tongue gets fed up and runs away. It travels all around the world, tasting delicious cuisines and trying brand new flavours, while Kora struggles with her new tongue-free life. Will Kora be able to change her gross ways and convince her tongue to come back home?

Geography & Cultures

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