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Pippa's Perfect Ponytail (Aussie Nibbles) by Julie Nickerson
Category: Early Reader | Series: Aussie Nibbles
Pippa is having a birthday party. She has the perfect party dress, the perfect birthday cake, and eight perfect ponies lined up for rides. Now all she needs is to have her hair done in a perfect ponytail. But disaster strikes - the hairdresser is sick and can't do Pippa's hair! Pippa goes to her cook, h ...Show more
Poor Fish ( Puffin Nibbles ) by Jane Godwin
Category: Junior Fiction | Series: Aussie Nibbles
Following the success of the popular Aussie Bites series come the long-awaited launch of Aussie Nibbles - fun and interesting books for younger readers. In this book, it's Saturday morning. Auskick starts soon. But there's something wrong with Brendan's fish.
Puffin Nibbles: Fairy Bread by Ursula Dubosarsky
Category: Early Reader | Series: Aussie Nibbles
Becky only wants fairy bread for her birthday party so she and her mother make fairy bread, lots of it. But no one eats it and Becky won't let it be thrown away. She thinks of lots of things to do with the fairy bread - making doll's clothes and book marks, but there is still so much left! For ages 6 to ...Show more
Puffin Nibbles: Scruffy's Day Out by Rachel Flynn
Category: Early Reader | Series: Aussie Nibbles
Dad saves a scruffy little dog from being runover. But whose dog is it? This title is suitable for ages 6-10.
Puffin Nibbles: The Deep End by Ursula Dubosarsky
Category: Junior Fiction | Series: Aussie Nibbles
Becky has reached the point in her swimming lessons when she has stopped being a Frog and has moved up to be a Platypus. She has to go into the deep end, and she's not at all sure that she's ready for it. She wishes she could be a Frog for just a little while longer.
Puffin Nibbles: The Littlest Pirate by Sherryl Clark
Category: Early Reader | Series: Aussie Nibbles
Nicholas Nosh, the littlest pirate in the world, isn't allowed to go to sea. When his parents board their ship, 'The Pig's Breakfast' and sail off to capture treasure, Nicholas is left at home with his babysitter, Gretta and some lazy pirates. But Nicholas has other ideas - he is going to run away and l ...Show more
Rock & Roll Ducks: Aussie Nibbles by Janeen Brian
Category: Children's | Series: Aussie Nibbles
Tammy can't draw as well as Grace next door, but there's something she can do, and the ducks will help!
Rosie and Ned and the Creepy Cave (Aussie Nibbles) by Meredith Costain
Category: Children's | Series: Aussie Nibbles
Rosie would love to have a red feather from one of the red-capped robins that live along Ghost Gum Creek, down by Nellie McGinty's place. She tells her friend Ned that they'll go there in her billy fire engine. Ned isn't so sure that's a good idea. All the kids say that Nellie McGInty is a witch, and sh ...Show more
Rosie and the Bunyip (Aussie Nibbles) by Meredith Costain
Category: Graphic Novels | Series: Aussie Nibbles
In this sequel to Rosie to the Rescue, Rosie, who loves all things red, goes to the circus with her mum and dad. She loves the circus, and most of all she loves Bella, a little white performing dog in a brilliant red jacket. Ages 6-10. (SA: Reception - Year 2).
Rosie to the Rescue (Aussie Nibbles) by Meredith Costain
Category: Graphic Novels | Series: Aussie Nibbles S.
Rosie loves things that are red and especially she loves fire engines. Her home is next door to the Merrival fire station, and every week she helps fire chief Hamish polish the fire engine till it shines.
Sadie and Ratz (Aussie Nibbles) by Sonya Hartnett
Category: Young Readers | Series: Aussie Nibbles
Sadie and Ratz are Hannah's hands. They love to fight. Sometimes they fight each other. Sometimes they fight Hannah's brother, Baby Boy. Baby Boy is only four, but he can be very annoying. And he is starting be very tricky. But one day Baby Boy goes too far. Ages 6+. (SA: Reception - Year 2).
Sam Sullivan's Scooter (Aussie Nibbles) by Jane Godwin
Category: Young Readers | Series: Aussie Nibbles
When Sam Sullivan is given his scooter, he can't wait to ride it. But one thing still isn't quite finished: the handlebars are hollow, and Mum can't find any corks to plug them with. Ever curious, Sam wonders what it would be like to stick his fingers in the handlebars. Despite Mum's dire warnings, he c ...Show more