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Abbey's children's and young adult section contains thousands of books for kids of all ages, from baby to teenager. The collection is lovingly curated by Lindy Jones, Buyer and Senior Bookseller at Abbey's. Lindy was also on the judging panel of the Miles Franklin Literary Award, Australia's premier accolade for fiction writing.
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Come along to the SMSA to hear Dr Vanessa Pirotta's enthusiasm and deep knowledge of whales as she explores a variety of timely topics – from why whale snot and poo are important for us and the ocean to the life cycle of whales, the challenges humans present to these marine giants, and the new technologies – including tagging whales via satellite – so we can see where they swim, listen to them talk and even spy on them underwater.
Abbey's will be there too for you to meet Vanessa, buy your copy and get it personally signed.
For Yvonne Sewankambo's character, Birungi, waking up can be hard, and getting ready for the day can be tricky, especially when she thinks doing her hair is a chore. Luckily Dad knows the secret to good hair and he’s about to share … Because once you learn the secret to celebrating hair … EVERY DAY is a GOOD HAIR DAY!
ABBEY'S BOOKSELLER PICK ----- When Dora is born her four brothers are very excited, and full of plans for what they can do for her. As she grows a little bit bigger and a little older, her doting brothers entertain her in different ways: Alex is the sensitive one, Liam the active one, Bruno the funny one, but Peter – he reads to her. A truly lovely book from the treasured Margaret Wild, with expressive and gentle illustrations from Hannah Sommerville that convey the siblings' relationships, and the wonder and joy of imagination that books bring a child. (It's also worth noting the care that has gone into this book extends to the endpapers!) A beautiful book to share with ages 3+. Lindy
In Amy Doak's's latest Eleanor Jones thriller, Eleanor has just started at her ninth high school in less than five years. Since she and her mum are always moving on, Eleanor likes to stay on the outer, to stay invisible. So maybe it's just bad luck that the very first person she talks to at Cooinda Secondary College, Angus Marshall, is stabbed and left for dead the same day. The last message on Angus's phone is from Eleanor Jones ...
Caroline Magerl's charming picture book is about finding your talent, even if it takes some time and a little help.
Isla and Bea are two sisters who share a love of music. Big sister Isla plays the violin and Bea is waiting for her music to start. With the help of Maestro Gus, the cat ghost of the piano, Bea will make her sparkling debut.
Mick Elliott invites you to see all the magnificent MUMS and MOGS! A celebratory cat-alogue, to celebrate mums...and their mogs!
A joyful carnival of fun, family, and more than a little bit of mischief...
Favel Parrett writes an uplifting story about a young dingo who must travel far and wide to save her species from extinction; and in the process become Queen of the Dingoes.
Briony Stewart's latest picture book is about a child who learns new skills and then puts on shows for anyone interested in seeing them.
Michael Earp has teamed up with a number of young adults authors to put together an anthology of children's fairytales. In this edition a fresh spin is put on them, with them written from a queer angle.
Graham Akhurst's debut novel is about Jono, an Indigenous teenager who is grappling with his cultural identity and heritage. He is also haunted by a mythological creature.
Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, Chilli, Muffin, Jack, Rusty, Lucky, Mackenzie, Indy, Honey, Coco, Snickers, Chloe, Judo, Jean Luc, The Terriers, Socks, Missy, Buddy, Calypso, Winton, Uncle Stripe, Aunt Trixie, Nana, Grandad Bob. Have fun with all of the family and friends!
Walking the Rock Country in Kakadu
Karrire kundenge karribolknan kunwarddehwardde...
Hardback
$29.99
In Stock 😊
Ming and Ada Spark the Digital Age
The Girls Who Changed the World,...
Paperback
$16.99
In Stock 😊
The Tooth Fairy and the Crocodile
a jungle adventure from the creators...
Hardback
$26.99
Forthcoming
You can preorder this
Astrid and the Space Cadets
Attack of the Snailiens!
Paperback
$16.99
Forthcoming
You can preorder this
A Small Collection of Happinesses
A tale of loneliness, grumpiness...
Paperback
$14.99
In Stock 😊
Your Brilliant Brain
A playful poke around the most marvellous,...
Hardback
$24.99
Not in-store but you can order this
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