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Here are six books from Australian writers and illustrators that can help parents and carers look at issues related to climate change with children from preschool to late primary years.
Written for children but filled with interesting information and beautiful artworks that adults who are reading them aloud to their kids will enjoy
This year, the Children’s Book Council of Australia has created a new set of awards judged by 2,000 children around the country. We meet some small judges with big opinions
The Science Show on RN. Claire Saxby is also an all-rounder. She trained as a scientist and now writes books for children, and for grown-ups of course. Her latest, Iceberg, is exquisite, not least for the illustrations. She lives in Melbourne. Claire, I'm deeply impressed by your book, it's beautiful, it's wonderfully written, and it is poetic. Claire Saxby: I want the reader to be offered quality information, using language that has simple words but that are put together in a way that encourages them to read the next bit. Robyn Williams: It's poetry in fact, and it's the kind of poetry with...