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A kind, generous and feminist book of advice for new dads, helping them navigate the early stages of parenting

A portrait of a nurse in Australia as she returns to the ICU and encounters the frontline of the pandemic crisis on many fronts

This is a story about trees and fungi connected through a "wood wide web" told by one tiny fungal spore. A little fungus meets a baby cacao tree and they learn to feed each other. They cooperate with a forest of plants and a metropolis of microbes in the soil. But when drought strikes can they work together to survive? The fourth book in the Small Friends Books series, this science-adventure story explores the Earth-shaping partnerships between plants, fungi and bacteria. Features: A beautifully illustrated science-adventure story, created in collaboration with scientists Engages children in the invisible world of microbes "The Science Behind the Story" section allows for deeper exploration of the scientific concepts underpinningthe story Teacher Notes available to support the use of this book in the classroom The Small Friends Books series combines cutting-edge scientific research, rich narrative and beautiful illustrations to tell stories that describe symbiotic partnerships between microbes and larger life forms.

This is a story about tiny creatures that live in the darkness of the soil. When a tree cries out in pain, some unexpected heroes come to the rescue. Nema and her gang of young nematodes (tiny worms) embark on a dangerous journey underground. The Xenos, a group of wise but deadly bacteria, hitch a ride. The story of how they help the tree is full of action, life-or-death challenges and microscopic warfare. It is a story of cooperation and ancient partnership, about events happening all over the Earth, in the hidden worlds beneath our feet. Features: A beautifully illustrated science-adventure story, created in collaboration with scientists Engages children in the invisible world of microbes "The Science Behind the Story" section allows for deeper exploration of the scientific concepts underpinning the story Teacher Notes available to support the use of this book in the classroom The Small Friends Books series combines cutting-edge scientific research, rich narrative and beautiful illustrations to tell stories that describe symbiotic partnerships between microbes and larger life forms.

Navigating human school poses a unique challenge for Jenifry Star, the only pixie among humans. Eager to make friends, she faces the daunting task of keeping her true identity secret while exploring the dynamics of school life. With her playful spirit and charm, Jenifry discovers the surprising rules of human friendship amidst the whimsical backdrop of a magical world. This enchanting tale, suitable for young readers, is infused with gentle environmental themes and includes a delightful sticker sheet to enhance the experience.

The story features Jenifry Star, a mischievous pixie, and her equally playful Nana and Great Aunts. When a clumsy human disrupts Aunt Dabbie's pixie-house, the pixies employ clever tricks to deter him, including playful pranks like swapping salt and sugar. However, their antics inadvertently affect one of Jenifry's human friends, prompting her to restore order. With a blend of environmental themes and enchanting magic, this tale invites young readers into a whimsical hidden world, encouraging them to see their gardens anew.

A beautifully illustrated storybook about the symbiotic relationship between the Hawaiian bobtail squid and the bioluminescent bacteria that help it glow in the moonlight. Originally published in 2014, this book has been extensively re-written to delight and captivate primary-school aged readers.

Set in a vibrant world, this book weaves a captivating narrative that explores deep themes of friendship, courage, and self-discovery. The characters embark on a transformative journey, facing challenges that test their bonds and beliefs. With rich storytelling and engaging prose, the author invites readers to reflect on their own experiences while being immersed in an imaginative landscape filled with adventure and emotion. The book promises to resonate with audiences of all ages, making it a memorable read.

Exploring the battle against dysentery, the narrative unfolds on two scales: the macro perspective of an Australian nurse in the trenches of France and the micro perspective of bacteriophages that combat the Shigella bacterium within her body. This unique dual viewpoint highlights the unseen struggle between human health and microbial life, intertwining personal sacrifice with the microscopic warfare that occurs within.

How long would it take to cycle to a space station? Why does red cordial make everyone more fun? How come you can't hug over the internet? Why is there a renegade astronaut on the roof? With her bravery and enthusiasm, these mysteries should be no problem for super-sleuth Squishy Taylor!