Most Popular Books by Libby Hathorn

A collection of coastal poetry with photographs of Sydney''s eastern beaches.

Illustrated children''s book about a mysterious talking cat invites children through the grand doors of the State Library of NSW. It''s the Est Cat who wants to show them the biggest, the smallest, the strangest, rarest, the gluggiest! They see secret places, are followed by ghosts, examine fabulous treasures and finally learn the Est Cat''s fantastic secret.

Join this charming family of bears as they sing and chuckle and snuggle their way through a sunny afternoon. They delight in each other''s company and they delight in the myriad ways a baby can bring joy to everyday life.

Rhythmic and soothing text takes you through a typical family day. This story celebrates the joy of family and domestic bliss. The perfect gift for any child who experiences a new sibling joining the family unit.

Jealous of the big surprise her friend Miriam has told everyone at school, Freya begins inventing one fantastic surprise after another for their school''s News Time, until her mother supplies her with a real surprise to announce.

Pearl And Her Family Visit The Beautiful Taj Mahal In Agra. I Feel Stories In The Air Here, Pearl, Says Her Mother As They Walk Through The Gardens. As Pearl Looks Into The Water Reflecting The Magnificent Façade, She Sees A Face Staring Back And It S Not Hers! Inside The Taj, There S A Swish Of Colour And Pearl Feels Someone Standing Beside Her. She Turns To See . . Inspired By Her Own Visit To The Taj, Well-Known Australian Writer Libby Hathorn Uses This Symbol Of Everlasting Love To Talk About Friendship And Bonding Across Time In The Lives Of An Australian Family And Young Goharara, Youngest Daughter Of Mughal Emperor, Shah Jahan. This Real-Magical Tale Weaves The Phantoms Of History Into A Felt Experience. As The Story Flits Imperceptibly Back And Forth In Time, So Do The Illustrations, In A Creative Interplay Of Mughal Miniature And Contemporary Folk.

Paolo finds a kitten and makes a friend.

Designed to encourage reading ability.

A day in the life of 21 wombats, from waking until they return to their burrow to sleep.

Trapped in the barren landscape of the city, Mrs Paddy dreams of the Garden of the World, so she and Jack embark on a journey of discovery around the world. Their dream becomes reality, as they work to bring together the elusive elements of the Garden of the World, in a wondrous garden in their own backyard.

Summary : An integrated English course designed to offer pupils a wide variety of meaningful activities, including art, craft, drama, movement, music and the sciences. Five themes : Fantasy, The land, Listen, Look, Long Ago.