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  Magic Crown The: The perfect new...

  Paula Harrison

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  Jump into a thrilling new series about fairy-tale heroines, ninja moves and epic adventures in the brilliant sequel to The Magic Crown, perfect for children aged 5+ 
  CAN THEY SCARE OFF ALL THE BADDIES? 
  Nothing very exciting EVER happens in the town of Hobbleton. Then Red, Snow and Goldie are trained as fairytale ninjas, and find that anything is possible… 
  When firebirds, frost fairies and ice dragons start appearing, the fairytale ninjas realise that trouble is afoot. Who or what could be disturbing the magical creatures from their nests? Could another adversary be at work and what exactly are they up to? 
  Paula Harrison's The Magic Crown is a top-rated children's fantasy that explores themes of friendship and social dynamics. This action-packed, short tale is a gem in the juvenile fiction genre, bringing folklore to life for kids. 
  For fans of Asia Citro (Gnomes and Sneezes), Marion Lindsay (Wishypoofs and Hiccups), Harriet Muncaster (Isadora Moon and the New Girl), Shannon Hale (The Princess in Black and the Mysterious Playdate), and Leuyen Pham (The Princess in Black and the Case of the Coronavirus). 
  HarperCollins Children's 2024

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  The Shipwrecked Sailor

  Suzanne I Barchers

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  Sadiki fears the worst when he is tossed from his ship in a storm. But a chance encounter with a serpent changes his life and that of the Pharoah.

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  We Built This City: Los Angeles...

  Philip Wolny

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  Perfect narrative non-fiction for young learners! We Built This City: Los Angeles teaches the history of the land that is now Los Angeles, the Tongva people, the immigrants that helped settle Los Angeles--like Mexican, Korean, Thai, Armenian, Iranian, and Russian, and more--and the city's metamorphosis into an entertainment and cinematic hub. It also features interesting sights to see when visiting Los Angeles like Dodger Stadium, the Hollywood sign and Chinatown. Also included are historical and current pictures of Los Angeles, a chronology of events in LA (from 1771-today including 2028, the year LA is scheduled to host the Olympics), chapter notes, suggested reading, glossary, and index.

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  Idil Steps In - A Story about...

  Mari Schuh

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  Idil is friends with Ben and Pete, but Pete isn't treating Ben very well. Pete interrupts Ben and leaves him out of activities. Idil steps in to show Ben that everyone deserves respect.

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  Mega-Soar-Us

  Sufira Mingara

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  Dr. Jane Su-Ming Lai (PhD) is a Metaphysician, Cultural and Social Anthropologist Artist, Author, Speaker and Educator, who has lived and worked in Alice Springs and remote communities of Central Australia. She is also a Holistic Health and Wellbeing Transformational Life Coach who through her services, Art and Mindfulness meditations has inspired many Aboriginal people to believe in themselves and stand in their power of the grandeur of their race and culture.   
  Her respect, understanding, love and passion in search of her own Indigenous heritage has led her to educate, empower and enhance Australian Aboriginal people and culture. She met Uncle Bob Randall an Aboriginal Elder from Uluru, who told her to go up to Darwin, your LAI Chinese families are there, then you will find your Indigenous connections. Which she did. (Chinese/Larrakia/Torres Strait/ Arrente mobs).   
  Uncle Bob made a film together with Melanie Hogan called the KANYIN I which has been shared globally. However, due to longstanding ill health, Uncle Bob passed the torch to Ming to spread the message of Kanyini to as many Australian Aboriginal Communities and the world.  
  Mega-soar-Us is the original story and Illustrated by the author, to share the Kanyini with all the children of the world.

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  A Little Fish Story

  Rose Hastreiter

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  Have you ever known a fish to live anywhere except in the water? In this clever and fun folk tale, we tell the tale of how a little fish came to help her family of fish discover a new home - from the land to the sea. We've crafted this audio story to include some sound effects, music, and have shaped it as a story that can be used to help with sleep-time, activity focus, or the simple joy of listening to a well told tale. Age range from 5 - 9, and we hope some of us big kids who appreciate the art of storytelling might enjoy it too. We at LMG Creative are storytellers who enjoy crafting tales that light imagination and inspire. Adapted from an Australian folk tale by Nora Lang for the Lilac Fairy Book, originally attributed to Andrew Lang (but we’re acknowledging it was his wife Nora who did the actual writing.) Further adapted and narrated by Rose Hastreiter, with acknowledgement to the first peoples of Australia, where from our research, elements of this tale actually originated. Published by LMG Creative.ca

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