One sure way to bring more empathy into our world is to raise a generation that respects differences. Here you’ll find books that will help children relate to and respect different ways of being, appreciate different cultures, learn about diverse fortunes, conditions and challenges that may be faced by others.
This alphabet book showcases animals unique to the Australian continent, as illustrated by a celebrated Aboriginal artist Bronwyn Bancroft. Expand your growing readers’ horizons by acquainting them with the Australian […]
A riot of colours and patterns in “An Australian abc of Animals” Read More »
Eggs of all colours of the rainbow are being consumed during Orthodox Easter week. In the part of the world where I come from the tradition of colouring Easter eggs
“Rechenka’s Eggs” by Patricia Polacco: why coloured eggs for Easter? Read More »
Published by the National Library of Australia (1984) this is one of the few known picture books created by Harry Reade. Delightfully illustrated, its message is that of tolerance and
“Whitefellers are Like Traffic Lights” humour and harmony from Harry Reade Read More »
Exposing children to art and stories like in this book is a sure way to help them better relate to and respect the different environments, different ways of living, different