playing with food
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complex, moral, metaphorical reasoning tied up in an hilariously funny story!
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ages newborn to adult
A board-book all time favourite that invites complex, moral, metaphorical reasoning—and makes you laugh! About a unique relationship between a boy and a duck—is it exploitative or is it synergistic?
easy-reading history about refugees and courage
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A story about letting go of fear to find freedom. It's a nice reminder of the courage of refugees and asylum seekers and an. enticing story to capture the attention of early teens—great for helping them to recognise the good things in life (like freedom and family).
defusing sibling rivalry with rhythm and style
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Sibling rivalry goes to amusing and ridiculous heights as Olivia and Joel try to determine whose dinosaur is, in fact, more awesome!
ages 3 to 8 years
the joys of reading nonfiction - 4 great benefits for you and your child
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Reading nonfiction with a child can be one of life’s great moments and there are all sorts of broader benefits too: acquiring knowledge; assimilating the language of scholarship; finding purpose in reading, and more.
Read Morethe ongoing and elusive search for freedom
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An unsettling meditation on freedom entangled in a gripping story about a woman living as a slave in the ante-bellum South.
adult fiction
freedom of speech in the shape of storytelling changes lives
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Writers are still imprisoned for the very act of telling stories; sometimes factual stories, sometimes fiction. This is the telling of their collective story – and of the people they write for. Beautiful, thought provoking and inspiring.
ages 6 years to adult
