8 delightful picture books from our 'community' category
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all ages
In case you missed them - or perhaps to remind you of something you loved - here's a small revisit to our 'community' category
a conversation starter for dreams, worries, hopes and fears
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A wonderful coffee table book; captivating art and words with meaning for adults at least as much as for children. 20 illustrators bring their very best work and perfectly compliment 20 inspiring quotes.
ages early childhood and upwards
Read Morekindness is not a cultural construct - history worth remembering
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Set in Paris, France. A wonderful, inspirational book that speaks of the little-known history of Muslim heroes in Paris during World War II and their rescues of Jews, Resistance fighters, Allied pilots, and prisoners of war.
ages 10 to grown-up
the fantasy advantage—a grand intersection of education and play
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Sometimes I'm asked what the children call me at school. The most common answer is, of course, Jesse. However I've been awarded other names too, the most recent of which was Master Splinter by three of my new little boys......
Read MoreEaster novels—books to read in crisp mountain air
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Do you have Easter plans this year? We’ll be camping in the New England area of New South Wales, one of our favourite places. And taking a novel each - looking forward to reading these!
Read More6 Easter crafts that are fun to make and lovely to look at—not just for the kids!
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We have a family tradition of giving a book as well as eggs on Easter morning and it's always a time of excitement and surprises. It's also a time when we (my family and I) try to get creative with the kids - we do a whole bunch of Easter crafts and activities....
an eggs-traordinary slide-and-find book
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ages 1 to 4 years
It’s quite difficult to find a good Easter book, but Easter Surprise is one of them. The words are simple verse and not too complicated which makes it perfect for toddlers. The pictures are bright and lots of fun. It's an Ivy favourite!
