Davina Bell Livres

From how to say sorry to difficult first experiences to feeling left out, What to Say When You Don't Know What to Say helps build empathy, resilience and teaches your little ones how to speak to others - and themselves - more kindly, even in the trickiest situations.

The international bestseller that celebrates the myriad talents that each child brings to the world. Smart is not just ticks and crosses, smart is building boats from boxes. Painting patterns, wheeling wagons, being mermaids, riding dragons... From the award-winning creators of The Underwater Fancy-Dress Parade and Under the Love Umbrella comes this joyful ode to all the unique and wonderful qualities that make children who they are.

The follow-up to bestselling All the Ways to be Smart by Davina Bell and Allison Colpoys. Good or bad, the things you do are all a part of being you -- of learning how to take your boat on stormy seas and stay afloat. From the creators of All the Ways To Be Smartcomes a message of hope: hard days come and go, but love is with us always. A healing and uplifting tribute to learning and growing -- to making mistakes and making amends.

Lemonade Jones likes to ask lots of questions and does not like rules - warm, funny stories for the beginning reader about a girl who likes to ask 'why?'

Exploring the theme of unconditional love, this beautifully illustrated book invites readers to find solace in the idea of a protective "love umbrella." It emphasizes the joy and comfort that love provides, no matter where life takes us. Through its heartfelt message, the story reassures readers of the enduring presence of love, creating a warm and nurturing atmosphere. Perfect for sharing with loved ones, it encourages reflection on the connections that keep us safe and cherished.

A multiple award winner in Australia, this picture book portrays social anxiety compassionately, as both positive and negative, as it celebrates introversion in a story about a quiet boy with anxiety who learns to shine. Full color.

Set against a dystopian backdrop reminiscent of current global events, this novel explores the intertwined lives of twins navigating themes of family, love, and grief. The narrative offers a unique twist on the genre, drawing parallels to the experiences of a pandemic. Written by a successful Australian children's author and editor, the story combines relatable emotions with a compelling plot, making it both timely and engaging for readers.

A little girl named Hattie is eager to help prepare for her dad's birthday party, but as the day progresses, she struggles with the idea of taking her afternoon nap despite her mother's exhaustion. This humorous story showcases Hattie's big ideas and her determination to contribute, highlighting the relatable challenges of balancing responsibilities and rest. The collaboration between the creators promises a delightful reading experience for both children and parents.

When Frankie McGee insists on borrowing yet another book about tractors, his mum crumbles. She begs him to read a book about something else – cars, planes, cranes, trains – anything! Frankie launches into all of the various, glorious factors that make up the love that he has for all tractors – but will he be able to bring his mum around?With irresistible rhyming text by award-winning author Davina Bell and unforgettable illustrations by Jenny Løvlie, Illustrator of award-winning The Girls, this story is sure to charm and amuse the whole family.

Here is a message of hope: hard days come and go, but love is with us always. A healing and uplifting tribute to learning and growing - to making mistakes and making amends. 'Good or bad, the things you do are all a part of being you - of learning how to take your boat on stormy seas and stay afloat.' -- Cyngor Llyfrau Cymru