Most Popular Books by Sally Sutton

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Sophia is determined that she and Clara will have a glorious victory in the school cross country. When the big day arrives and the race favourite''s magic shoes go missing, it comes as a big surprise to Sophia when they turn up in her bag! Accusing fingers are pointed. Thief! This time, the Miniwings have reached a whole new level of naughty. How will Sophia get out of this?

"The hilarious diary of a young frog desperate to win the role of human princess in her school production of The Frog Prince. She''s sure she''s pretty enough (she has more warts than any other girls in class), but will she ever overcome her terrifying case of stage fright?"--Back cover.

A funny little story describing the daily life of a regular young bat-his run-ins with Mr Forster the mean maths teacher and other adventures including Vamp''s dares, the Festival of Exploding Stars (Guy Fawkes), the Shining (Sun) and meeting his dad.

A is for All Black but that''s just the start. Here''s an alphabet book that''s Kiwi at heart!

Boys and bugs - beaut! Ben''s lost his pet icky-ooky-sticky-smick. And he is determined to find him. No other bug will do. No cribble-crabble-scuttle-snucks! Or lurky-murky-dottle-spots! Only his purple and velvety icky-ooky-sticky-smick ...

Sshh... NOT for parents! You can keep a SECRET, right? Clara and I have a herd of tiny, talking, glitter-twinkly, flying horses-and they''re REAL! It''s true. Those naughty Miniwings get us into so much TROUBLE. Who would have thought Book Week could end up such a magical MESS!

"The construction crew is ready to go! Big machines and busy workers team up to build things up and knock things down. Boisterous sound words and vibrant colors make these rhyming board books the perfect read-alouds for young truck lovers."--Slipcase cover.

Self Supply highlights the approaches used where governments have recognised self-supply, illustrating key technological and socio-economic issues.The book focuses on sub-Saharan Africa where self-supply is especially relevant to the urgent challenge of extending water services to all, as demanded by the Sustainable Development Goals.

Charlotte Frisbee is the president of a secret club called PAWS (the Perfectly Amazing Word Society). Along with the other members of PAWS – super-brain Podge, extra-serious Bugsy and freaky-looking Simon – the big excitement of Charlotte''s week is getting the club together for word games and general language silliness. That is, until one day when strange things start to happen around the school. What has caused the stinky green slime the kids have noticed around the place? And who stole the S''s from the school sign and ripped the S section out of Pugsy''s dictionary? Charlotte and her friends strongly suspect the Bookbashers . . . but are they really smart enough to plan such a direct attack on what PAWS loves the most? Soon the cause of the mysterious circumstances is revealed . . . and who would have thought that such a sweet little slime monster could have caused so much confusion?

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"A dodgy dog rescue fundraiser, a dazzlingly dizzy disco, and a mystery to solve for the Silver Star Dancers! When a disco to raise money for a dog rescue centre turns out to be a hoax, Lulu and her team are determined to make it happen anyway. Amongst the yelping and barking, disco lights and darkness, there is a thief to catch. But will their cunning plan work?"--Publisher information.

PICTURE BOOKS. Three great board books inside - Roadworks, Demolition and Construction! CRASH! ROAR! THUMP! The construction crew is ready to go! Big machines and busy workers team together to build things up and knock things down. Boisterous sound words and vibrant colours make these rhyming board books the perfect read-alouds for young truck lovers. Ages 0+

It is 1918, and World War I is finally drawing to an end. In the small Canterbury settlement of Southill Downs, 11-year-old Freda Rose looks forward to the return of her brother, Bobby, from the Western Front. But Freda doesn’t know that something else is on its way to New Zealand from battle-scarred Europe: a disease that will soon prove more devastating than any war. As the lethal sickness spreads, striking down even the strongest and healthiest, Freda’s joy turns to horror and disbelief. And when Bobby shows up, damaged by the fighting, she knows her life – and the lives of everyone she loves – will never be the same again.

"This lively poem captures the excitement and enthusiasm of a class of students who have created their own "big machine boogie", inspired by the movements of machines at work nearby"--Publisher''s website.

Sshh... NOT for parents! You can keep a SECRET, right? Clara and I have a herd of tiny, talking, splishy-splashy, flying horsesand theyre REAL! Its true. Those naughty Miniwings get us into so much TROUBLE. Who would have thought a weekend at Nana''s could lead to a complete KITTY CATASTROPHE!

Rhyming text and illustrations show how a road is made, from planning to moving dirt, laying asphalt, putting up signs, and landscaping.

The younger sister is too scared to come down the slide. After some help from her big sister, little sister gets down.

A glitzy and glamorous hotel, a fabulous flamenco dance, and a mystery to solve for the Silver Star Dancers! But how will they dance with webbed feet? And will they crack the case of the mysterious robbery?

What do you like to do at the playground?

The younger sister is too scared to come down the slide. After some help from her big sister, little sister gets down.

Includes statistics.

This project was commissioned to continue analysis and reporting of information about the Australian flower export industry. The project sought to determine patterns in industry outputs over the last few financial quarters, as well as advance the methodology used in gathering and presenting the data. The project was funded from industry revenue which is matched by funds provided by the Federal Government. While the Australian flower export industry has been operating for some time, few macro level analyses have been undertaken. The current report advances the work undertaken by Brooks (2001) and responds to continued industry and policy level needs. For the first time, information on seasonal trends and exports to 42 export markets is presented. The report also includes a number of methodological suggestions for future studies. It is a timely report, coming at a point of increased recognition of the need to progress the measurement and analysis of many smaller Australian primary industries.

The younger sister is too scared to come down the slide. After some help from her big sister, little sister gets down.

Lulu and the Silver Star Dancers have been invited to perform at a pool party! Their synchronised swimming routine and sparkly mermaid costumes are all set to make a real splash... but things don''t quite go according to plan. Mouse is terrified of putting her head under. The water is turning a very strange colour. Who is sabotaging the party? And why? Will the Silver Star Dancers crack this case? And can this birthday party be saved?