Connected is a children's picture book for our ultra-connected world. Nathaniel Eckstrom takes us on a whimsical and sensory journey through this quaint little apartment block, exploring its inhabitants, floor by floor and introducing us to its quirky occupants; each very different, but all surprisingly connected. What is it that links each neighbour to the next?Sydney-based illustrator Nathaniel Eckstrom, well-known for his previously published picture books The Giant Bowl of Choc...

At Christmastime all over Australia - from the bush to the 'burbs - Santa arrives on the back of the fire truck! This boisterous picture book celebrates a much-loved Aussie tradition.A Christmas tradition, all round this land,from the city to the country, from the bush to the sand,in a shiny red truck instead of a sleigh,Santa sets out on his jolly old way.But this fire truck has seen better days. It ...

「為什麼沒有人懂？我才不需要一個弟弟！」誰懂身為家中孩子老大的心情？誰能明白我害怕爸爸、媽媽被搶走的心情？誰能理解我突然不被重視的感覺？一本寫給正在學習「當哥哥、姐姐」的孩子從吃醋到愛：孩子理解手足關係的第一本書當家裡多了一個人，愛要怎麼分？當家裡多了一個弟弟或妹妹，孩子心裡其實有很多說不出口的感覺——「爸爸、媽媽還愛我嗎？」「為什麼大家都在看他？」這是一個關於「不想要弟弟」的故事，也是一個關於學會愛與陪伴的故事。哥哥用盡各種方法想把弟弟送走，卻在一次又一次的分開中，慢慢發現——原來，那個最吵、最煩的人，也是最在乎自己的人。一段關於老大與老二手足之間的親情糾葛，不想面對家裡突然多了第二個寶貝，不想面對那個又愛又恨的矛盾情節與感受，這次以孩子的視角，讓父母有機會理解老大孩子的情緒變化，給孩子時間與空間，相信孩子會慢慢學會接受。！您家裡打算增添第二位成員嗎?那麼您一定要來讀...

Every Sunday, Gus's grandfather takes him and his little sister to the beach to search for seashells. It's a tradition they shared with Gus's father before he passed away. As Gus discovers one exquisite shell after another, he marvels at their uniqueness and wonders what treasures his father is finding on the long beaches of heaven.Treasures of the Tide is a lyrical exploration of natural wonder, beauty, and family -- and a reminder that the people we love never really lea...

Every letter of the alphabet brings a choice—and every choice shows who we are.The Flip-Flop Alphabet: A Book of Word Choices is a thought-provoking picture book that helps kids explore how actions and attitudes shape their character. Through contrasting examples for each letter, children discover that words like "Fearless" and "Foolish," "Selfless" and "Selfish," aren't just about what we say—they're about how we treat others, how we carry ourselves, and ...