Most Popular Books by Libby Hathorn

A story of a young boy''s adventures working as a paperboy on the busy trams, travelling to Bondi Beach. Keiran wants nothing more than to be a paperboy on the busy trams, to Bondi Beach. What he discovers along the way, through daring and friendship, is a deep love of the trams themselves. Rattle and hurtle with Keiran on the tram to Australia''s most iconic beach as he chases his dreams. Written and illustrated by the award-winning and highly regarded creators, Libby Hathorn and Julie Vivas, this gorgeous anniversary edition is a nostalgic necessity for any bookshelf.

When Tran''s mother goes far away to Vietnam, his grandmother shows him something very special - a wishing cupboard. To cheer him up she shares her past wishes and lets him make one of his own. Behind the two big doors were more doors. Tiny inlaid ones that opened outward. Pale, shiny ones that could roll up like louvres. Burnished gold ones that moved sideways on metal grooves. There were drawers too, of all shapes and sizes. And little alcoves, spaces with no doors, that were dark and inviting.

Picture storybook for primary-school children. Part of the Access Asia series. Set in urban and rural China, it tells the story of the adventures of two young girls, Hong and Xian. Hathorn has been a children''s author for 25 years. Wong was born in China and has exhibited his art for 20 years.

A children''s novel telling the story of how two unpopular kids at school win friends and influence people through their devotion to dogs. Nicely illustrated.

The Lenski kids have a terrible reputation. They are the wildest, naughtiest kids in the neighbourhood. Their mild-mannered parents don''t know what to do with them - babysitters come and go, never to return again. That is, until Kim Kip moves in next door.

Lieben Sie Bcher?Nun, dann sollten Sie in diesem tauchen!Kommen mit auf eine Reise durch die Seiten dieser bezaubernden Bilderbuch.Es erinnert uns an all die Bcher, die wir lieben, und warum wir gerne sehen und zu fhlen, zu berhren und zu riechen und sogar schmecken Bcher und Geschichten.Lassen Sie dieses Buch erhellen das Leben Ihres Kindes!Auch verfgbar in Englisch und Portugiesisch."

Story for young teenagers. Venny, an Australian school boy, has to write to Saffron, a teenage girl who lives in New York, as part of a school assignment, and they develop a relationship through their correspondence. The authors have published many books for children. Crew is the author of ''Strange Objects'' and Hathorn is the author of ''Thunderwith''.

Shortlisted for the Children''s Book Council Awards 1990 and aimed at children aged 8-12. Tells of the magical and daring feats of an apparently ordinary little girl named Emma McDade. The author has won three prizes in the Australian Children''s Book of the Year awards.

Weirdstop contains interactive games and puzzles to enhance the learning outcomes of a literacy curriculum - all designed to encourage readers in the 10 - 14 age range.

The continuing story of Lara and her family - Sequel to Thunderwith.

Novel with amusing illustrations for older children tracing the adventures of Jezza and his friends in their attempts to buy a longed-for inflatable yellow boat. When his mother needs the noney for something really special, Jezza must make some decisions. The author has written several books for children which have been honoured in the Children''s Book Council Awards. First published in hardback in 1990.

When Luke tries to persuade his younger brother Jess to leave a birthday party, Jess won''t budge. So Luke imagines all sorts of increasingly outrageous means by which they could travel home, in order to entice Jess. Named a 2000 Notable Book by the Children''s Book Council. Author''s other works include ''The Blue Dress'' and ''Grandma''s Shoes''. Illustrator''s other works include ''Pobblebonks''.

Bronwyn doesn''t mind looking after her little brother Sampson until Cheryl arrives and gives her more than she can handle.

Using a visit to Grandpa, the story highlights the road safety messages for car passengers.

Australian writer. Age group 7-9.

Collection of short stories.

What happened to the boy who was left behind when the children of Hamelin were stolen by the Pied Piper? 6 yrs+

The poems capture the world of children, the ordinary and the extraordinary, the schemes and the dreams.