After the Fall
by Dan Santat
Ages 4-8 years
Humpty Dumpty is afraid of heights after his fall, but he must overcome his fear to pursue his dream of flying. A story about resilience and facing your fears.
Taking care of yourself and others
8 books in this theme
by Dan Santat
Ages 4-8 years
Humpty Dumpty is afraid of heights after his fall, but he must overcome his fear to pursue his dream of flying. A story about resilience and facing your fears.
by Aunty Fay Muir, Sue Lawson Illustrated by Cheryl Davison
Ages 4-8 years
An exploration of what Country means for First Nations people through beautiful artwork and words. This book shares the deep connection between Indigenous Australians and the land, celebrating storytelling, song, and our shared responsibility to care for Country.
by Susan Verde Illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds
Ages 4-8 years
When a small child wonders how they can make a difference in such a big world, a wise bird shares the secret of starting with just one—one seed, one step, one stroke of paint, one note. A reminder that even the smallest among us can create meaningful change.
by Jess McGeachin
Ages 4-8 years
Every creature on Earth deserves our awe and compassion. This book celebrates the diversity of animal life from tiny beetles to majestic whales, inspiring children to become caring stewards of the natural world.
by Sarah Roberts Illustrated by Hannah Peck
Ages 4-8 years
Stanley is a plastic bag who gets mistaken for a jellyfish and eaten by a whale. This important environmental story teaches children about plastic pollution in our oceans and the impact on marine life.
by Gabriel Alborozo
Ages 4-8 years
A greedy thief steals all the colors from the world, leaving everything gray and dull. When he realises what he has done, he must learn about sharing and generosity to restore color and beauty to the world.
by Graeme Base
Ages 4-10 years
A counting book that follows various animals as they visit a waterhole during a drought. As the water level drops, fewer animals can be sustained, teaching both counting and environmental concepts about water scarcity.
by Oliver Jeffers
Ages 4-8 years
Wilfred believes he owns a moose named Marcel, but the moose has other ideas about independence and freedom. This humourous story explores themes of friendship, respect, and understanding that some things cannot be owned.