What can you read?
Possibly more than you think.
This book was initially written to build confidence in children who were delayed in their reading, and to bring to their awareness that they are actually reading all day long. They may be reading numbers or music, or the tide or even the room - just not books, yet.
Elephants are the largest land-living mammals on earth and dung beetles are the strongest animal on earth, relative to their size. No matter how big or small, all of us have a purpose.
A group of giraffes are often called a tower and a heard of zebras may be called a dazzle. Why do you suppose that is?
We all recognise Giraffes and Zebras by the gorgeous patterns on their coats. Read more to learn about their characteristics and habitat in the African bush.
Big cats - lions, leopards, tigers and cheetahs. Some live in groups and some are solitary. Some leap high and some climb trees. All are perfectly designed for their environment. Enjoy reading about these magnificent and beautiful animals.
A whale's beauty, grace and majesty inspire awe and wonder. Read about these enormous mammals and their magnificent moves.
When you wake up in the morning, how do you feel? Full of life and bursting with joy or tired, dull and flat? This short book celebrates that we are made of the same substance as the stars and are fuelled by the same energy too.
Thanks to friends in Germany, I can read! has been translated into German and is currently available for sale in Australia and Europe.
Thanks to friends in Holland, I can read! has been translated into Dutch and is currently available for sale in Australia and Europe.
Thanks to friends in Europe, I can read! has been translated into Greek and is currently available for sale in Australia and Europe.
