Fairy Tale Picture Dictionary

Niland, Kilmeny

Wilton-Smith, Jane

Reference

Hodder & Stoughton Childrens Division

On each of the twelve days of Christmas wallabies, dingoes, lorikeets, and other animals are sent as gifts.

A Bellbird in a Flame Tree

Children's Books

Holidays & Celebrations

Tambourine Books

On each of the twelve days of Christmas wallabies, dingoes, lorikeets, and other animals are sent as gifts.

Animals

Tambourine

An Aussie Day Before Christmas

scholastic

From a family team, this hilarious story is a riotous triumph of problem-solvingIn a big, big city, In a tiny, tiny apartment, Lived a tall, tall man And twelve babies. All the boys were called Alistair. All the girls were called Charlene. One day the door slams shut . . . with the Charlenes on one side and the Alistairs on the other. What will the tall man do?

The Tall Man and the Twelve Babies

Niland Champion, Tom

Humor

Allen& Unwin

When two teddies, Tilly and Gruffy, are abandoned in a box of unwanted toys, they decide to face the world and find someone else to love them. They practice being loud so that they will be noticed, but they only frighten away some cats. They practice being brave and bold, but they scare away a dog. Then, just at the point of giving up, a little girl discovers them and takes them home.

Two Tough Teddies

Little Hare Books

Two Bad Teddies

Gruffy Ted and Tilly Ted loved Mollie-Sue. And Mollie-Sue loved her teddies. They did everything together. One day, a present arrived from Grandma. It was Bendy Bill. Mollie-Sue showed Gruffy and Tilly. "Isn’t he handsome? Look at his long stretchy arms," she said. "And listen . . . " She pressed Bendy Bill in the middle. "Oo-oo," he squeaked. "I don’t like his silly smile," said Gruffy. "I don’t like his silly arms," said Tilly.  "Mollie-Sue still loves us best," said Gruffy. Niland’s warm, affectionate story explores a theme familiar to all—sometimes we only get what we want when we stop trying so hard.

Tilly and Gruffy are back and tougher than ever in this sequel to Two Tough Teddiesthey are taking over the toy box and they are out to get the new toy on the block Gruffy Ted and Tilly Ted loved Mollie-Sue. And Mollie-Sue loved her teddies. They did everything together. One day, a present arrived from Grandma. It was Bendy Bill. Mollie-Sue showed Gruffy and Tilly. "Isn’t he handsome? Look at his long stretchy arms," she said. "And listen . . . " She pressed Bendy Bill in the middle. "Oo-oo," he squeaked. "I don’t like his silly smile," said Gruffy. "I don’t like his silly arms," said Tilly.  "Mollie-Sue still loves us best," said Gruffy. Niland's warm, affectionate story explores a theme familiar to allsometimes we only get what we want when we stop trying so hard.

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Fairy Tale Picture Dictionary

A Bellbird in a Flame Tree

A Bellbird in a Flame Tree

An Aussie Day Before Christmas

The Tall Man and the Twelve Babies

Two Tough Teddies

Two Tough Teddies

Two Bad Teddies

Two Bad Teddies