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Kate Power
Using the simple Underwear Rule, this gentle picture book teaches young children which parts of their body are private and what to do if someone breaks the rule. Endorsed by child protection organisations as one of the most accessible body safety books for this age.
Tom Percival
Tobias is afraid of the dark — but tonight he must face his fear to help his best friend. A reassuring story about bravery and the power of friendship to help us do hard things.
Cornelia Maude Spelman
A warm, gentle picture book that affirms for young children that their body belongs to them — that they can say no to unwanted touch and that trusted adults are there to help. One of the most reassuring body safety books for the youngest children.
Holly Niner
The noises in the dark are keeping a young child awake — until Dad explains what each sound really is. A reassuring, gently humorous bedtime book that transforms nighttime fears into something much friendlier.
Debbie Herman
Carla is nervous about wearing her new glasses to school. Will her friends still like her? A warm and reassuring story about accepting differences and finding out that being yourself is always the right choice.
Peggy Rathmann
A boy's hamster leads an army of hamsters on a tour of the house — all in the ten minutes before bedtime. From the creator of Goodnight Gorilla, a wonderfully silly picture book with hidden details to find on every page.
3–6 yrsRachel Bright
Kevin the koala loves his tree and never wants to leave — ever. But when change comes whether he likes it or not, Kevin discovers that stepping outside your comfort zone can lead to something truly wonderful. A warm, reassuring story about coping with change and finding courage.
3–6 yrsSuzanne Lang
Jim the chimpanzee wakes up in a terrible mood for absolutely no reason. His jungle friends try everything to cheer him up — but the harder they try, the grumpier he gets. A brilliantly funny book that validates the feeling of just having a bad day, without needing a reason.
3–7 yrsJulia Donaldson
The red Smeds and the blue Smoos never mix — until two young ones fall in love. A charming alien love story that celebrates diversity, acceptance, and finding common ground, told in classic Julia Donaldson rhyme.
3–6 yrsJulia Donaldson
A little girl and her paper dolls embark on a wild adventure together, evading tigers and crocodiles with the power of imagination. A tender story about the magic of childhood play and the enduring power of love and memory.
3–7 yrsJayneen Sanders
Zara learns that she has the right to say no — whether it's an unwanted hug from a relative or pressure from a friend. Jayneen Sanders's empowering picture book helps children understand consent in age-appropriate, everyday terms.
3–6 yrsJanet Ahlberg
Janet and Allan Ahlberg follow a group of children through their very first term at school — the friendships, the discoveries, the small triumphs and wobbles. Warm, funny and honest, this classic captures exactly what starting school feels like from the inside.
3–6 yrsTom Percival
Meesha loves making things but finds it hard to make friends — until she finds a way to connect that feels just right for her. A gentle, affirming story for children who feel socially anxious or different.
Peggy Rathmann
A sneaky gorilla steals the zookeeper's keys and lets all the animals follow him home for the night. A nearly wordless picture book that children love to narrate themselves — fresh every time.
Rachel Fuller
A young child watches their mother's belly grow, wonders what the baby will be like, and feels the mix of excitement and uncertainty that comes with waiting. Rachel Fuller's gentle book is perfect for the months of anticipation before a new sibling arrives.
Jill McDonald
A bright, bold introduction to the planets, moons, and stars for the youngest curious minds. Simple language and vivid illustrations make exploring our solar system fun and accessible — a perfect first science book for toddlers and preschoolers.
2–5 yrsEzra Jack Keats
Peter spends a magical day playing in the snow in this Caldecott-winning classic — one of the first picture books to centre a Black child in an everyday adventure. Simple, joyful, and quietly groundbreaking.
Christopher Franceschelli
A stunning board book where each letter transforms into an image — O is a porthole, T is a table. Christopher Franceschelli's bold, design-led approach makes this a beautiful first alphabet book that works as a visual puzzle for curious young minds.
Caroline Jayne Church
A gentle, reassuring book for toddlers about to become older siblings. Simple words and warm illustrations help young children understand what it means when a new baby arrives — and how loved they still are.
1–4 yrsEva Chen
An alphabet of powerful, joyful words celebrating girls who are Awesome, Bold, Creative, Daring. Eva Chen's bright, diverse illustrations make this a spirited first alphabet book and one of the most affirming board books around.
1–4 yrsAnne Bowen
Before you were born, I dreamed of you. Anne Bowen's quiet, lyrical poem celebrates the love a parent feels long before a child arrives — the imagining, the waiting, the wondering. A moving book for expectant families to read together.
Margaret Wise Brown
A peaceful day on the farm told through gentle rhyme, as animals play in the sun and settle in for the night. A cosy, rhythmic introduction to farm life for the very youngest readers.
Jory John
A cheese who thinks he's the most important ingredient in every dish learns a lesson in humility. Jory John's most gently satirical book — funny for kids, resonant for adults.
Justin Richardson and Peter Parnell
Based on a true story at Central Park Zoo: two male penguins build a nest and raise a chick together. The most challenged and banned children's book of the 2000s — and a warm, matter-of-fact story about families of all kinds.
Howard McWilliam
A child waits and waits and WAITS for snow — checking the window, watching the sky, growing more impatient by the minute. A funny, relatable story about patience, anticipation, and the magic that eventually arrives.
Donna W. Earnhardt
Frank says exactly what he thinks — always. Which is honest, but sometimes causes problems. A funny and surprisingly nuanced story about the difference between being truthful and being kind.
Jory John
A grape who hates losing turns every game sour — until she realises her bitterness only hurts herself. A gentle story about sportsmanship, forgiveness, and giving others a second chance.
Rachel Bright
An inspiring story that shows we all have a lion inside of us! "That day they BOTH learnedThat, no matter your size,We all have a mouseAND a lion inside."A mouse feels small and insecure and determines that what he needs to do is learn how to roar like a lion. He knows he has to act brave when he approaches a lion to learn how. In a hilarious turn of events, the lion is afraid of mice! The mouse comforts the lion, they become friends, and we learn that there's a lion and a mouse inside all of us.The inspiring text by Rachel Bright and the fun, bold illustrations by Jim Field teach young readers an important lesson. Regardless of how big or mighty we are, we can all live our dreams and do what we want to do. Fans of Aesop's "The Lion and the Mouse" will enjoy The Lion Inside!
Rukmini Banerji
Moru helps in the market and learns to count along the way — in a vibrant Indian setting full of colour and life. A joyful early-learning picture book that makes numbers feel like an adventure.
Jason Lefebvre
A child is absolutely obsessed with making slime — much to everyone else's exasperation. A funny, messy, joyfully chaotic picture book about creativity, enthusiasm, and the wonderful things that happen when kids follow their passions.
4–7 yrsJulia Donaldson
George the giant buys smart new clothes but gives them away one by one to animals who need them more. He ends up the scruffiest giant in town — but also the kindest. A wonderful story about generosity and empathy.
4–8 yrsDiane Alber
A spot of anxiety is living inside a child and making everything feel overwhelming. Diane Alber's simple, visual approach helps children recognise and manage anxious feelings.
4–8 yrsCaron Levis
Based on the true story of two polar bears at the Central Park Zoo, this achingly beautiful picture book follows Gus as his best friend Ida grows very ill. A gentle, honest story about loving someone who is dying and learning to carry them with you always — for children facing the loss of someone they love.
Bob Sornson
Pete is the new kid and he's used to getting his way — until his classmates refuse to be bystanders. A picture book about the power of speaking up, told through the lens of a whole class working together to change the culture.
Mel Elliott
Pearl is brave, kind, and stands up for what's right — even when it's hard. This uplifting Australian series follows Pearl as she navigates friendship, kindness, and dealing with bullying, showing children that small acts of courage can make a big difference.
Michael Foreman
A great and fearsome general leads his armies into battle — until one small flower stops him in his tracks. A gentle, beautifully illustrated anti-war fable about stopping to notice beauty and the unexpected power of a single moment.
5–8 yrsTom Percival
Ruby is happy until a Worry appears and follows her everywhere — and she doesn't know how to get rid of it. Tom Percival's most beloved book: a warm, visual exploration of childhood anxiety.
5–8 yrsArnold Lobel
Five more tender stories about the seasons of friendship — from flying a kite to telling ghost stories. A warm and satisfying chapter in Lobel's beloved series.
5–8 yrsJacqueline Woodson
Some days you walk into a room and feel like no one could understand where you have been or who you are. A luminous, lyrical picture book about finding the courage to share your story — and discovering you are never as alone as you feel.
5–8 yrsFloyd Cooper
A young boy is asked to be the ring bearer at his parent's wedding to a new partner. Nervous and uncertain about what this new family will look like, he discovers through the ceremony that love has room enough for everyone. Warm illustrations and a gentle story about blended families forming.
5–8 yrsTrudy Ludwig
Brian always feels invisible at school — until a new boy arrives and notices him. A gentle, moving picture book about the difference one act of inclusion can make.
Jeanne Kraus
Cory has ADHD and shares what that means in his life — the challenges, the feelings, and the strategies that help. A warm, informative story that helps children with ADHD feel understood and helps their classmates understand them.
Karen Young
A child learns why their body feels anxious and what the brave part of their brain can do about it. Karen Young's warmly illustrated guide gives children language and tools for understanding their own anxiety.
Dav Pilkey
Dog Man must contend with Petey's tiny clone in the third graphic novel adventure. Dav Pilkey packs each book with wit, action, and genuine warmth.
Joan Aiken
A collection of original fairy tales and magical short stories — including the classic title story about a girl given a necklace of raindrops by the North Wind. Charming, funny and full of wonder; perfect for reading aloud.
Julia Cook
Wilma Jean worries about everything — especially school. Julia Cook's practical, warmly illustrated book gives children real strategies for managing anxiety. Widely used in schools and by therapists working with anxious children.
6–10 yrsJoanna Cole
Ms Frizzle shrinks her class and takes them on a journey through the human body. Joanna Cole's legendary series makes science genuinely exciting — essential reading for curious children.
6–10 yrsRoald Dahl
Billy teams up with the Giraffe, the Pelican, and the Monkey — the Ladderless Window-Cleaning Company — to clean a duke's house and fulfil their wildest dreams. One of Dahl's most cheerful and sweet books.