ANZAC FOCUS IN YOUR LIBRARY The timeline is interesting
Enjoy this week's selection of books
STAY WHERE YOU ARE
& THEN LEAVE
The
First World War broke out and four years later, Alfie doesn't know where his
father might be, other than that he's away on a special, secret mission.
Then, while shining shoes at King's Cross Station, Alfie unexpectedly sees his
father's name - on a sheaf of papers belonging to a military doctor. Bewildered
and confused, Alfie realises his father is in a hospital close by - a hospital
treating soldiers with an unusual condition. Alfie is determined to rescue his
father from this strange, unnerving place .
LEGO CITY: WHERE’S THE PIZZA
BOY?
A pizza boy is wandering the
crowded streets of LEGO® City, and it's your job to find him! This
Search-and-Find book is filled with amazing detailed scenes starring all of
your favourite LEGO City characters. Once you've found the pizza boy, there are
tons of other cool things to look for. It is hours of LEGO fun!!
HOW DOES THE GIRAFFE GET TO WORK?
A cute rhyming story about how all the zoo
animals get to work on a variety of transport options.
First-time author
Christopher Llewelyn’s text clips along at a reader-friendly pace,
packed with
a rich vocabulary that will delight kids,
and Scott Tulloch’s watercolour and
pastel illustrations are jam-packed with chaotic detail.
A LION IN THE MEADOW
When the little boy tells
his mother he has seen a big, roaring, yellow, whiskery lion in the meadow, she
decides to make up a story for him too and gives him a matchbox with a tiny
dragon inside. A brand new Early Reader edition of this beautiful classic
story.
Monday, 16 March 2015
SIZZLING WEEK 7 Check out our BRUCE POTTER focus! How many books has he illustrated? Find out what we call a group of keas when you watch the You Tube link to Kaha the Kea!
DOODLE BUG
"Award-winning
New Zealand illustrator Potter comes up with his best ideas while doodling so
he has devoted a book to his muse Doodle Bug. In this hardback, Doodle
Bug is hidden in various fantastical scenes that display the breadth of
Potter's talent and imagination. The dream-like sequences are incredibly
detailed and make a great case for the value of doodling. And the story
behind the creation of Doodle Bug included at the end provides a fascinating
insight into Potter's work"