Leaves of gold and crimson Curl crisply on the street, Their papery voices chatter As they crunch beneath my feet.
• Lime/Band 11 books have longer sentence structures and a greater use of literary language.
• Text type—a poetry collection.
• Curriculum links—geography: "Use basic geographical vocabulary to refer to key physical features, including: beach, cliff, coast, forest, hill, mountain, sea, ocean, river, soil, valley, vegetation, season and weather."
• Check comprehension and embed learning with a reader response spread on pages 22–23.

Collins Big Cat ― We See A Cloud: Lime/Band 11

Children's Books

BUTTERFIELD, MOIRA

Crebbin, June

Wren, Jenny

Literature & Fiction

Collins

Tasha Tudor's Sketch Book

Jenny Wren Press

In the Jungle (First Explorers) (Campbell First Explorers)

Science, Nature & How It Works

Campbell Books Ltd

FIRST EXPLORERS: 
With cool things to push, pull, and slide on the cover and every spread for interactive fun, this chunky board book gives children their first enticing taste of nonfiction! 
When we go to sleep, these animals wake up! Explore a meadow, farm, and garden at night and meet all kinds of nocturnal creatures, from the familiar housecat to fireflies, foxes, owls, and bats. Learn more about each one—including how they hunt and why the darkness isn’t a problem for them. Kids can push, pull, and turn interactive features throughout the book.

Night Animals

Campbell Books

Explore rocky mountains, snowy forests and icy Antarctica in First Explorers: Snowy Animals . Meet polar bears, snow leopards and penguins, as well as lots of other amazing animals who live in snowy habitats. Each scene has chunky push, pull and slide mechanisms perfect for little hands, animals to spot and fun facts to learn. Beautifully illustrated by Jenny Wren, this title provides gentle early learning and is a magical introduction to the natural world for small children. Discover more in the First Explorers series: Night Animals, Sea Creatures, In the Jungle, Dinosaurs, My Body, Astronauts, Brilliant Bugs, Wild Animals, Things That Go

Snowy Animals

Offering a woman’s take on life’s preoccupations, Jenny Wren presents her amusing thoughts on matters ranging from love and politics to tea and bills: "Why were such things invented?" Her witty musings also consider children and dogs, alongside such subjects as the town, the country, dancing, and concerts. Published in 1891, these delightful essays offer a humorous insight into the thoughts and fixations of a woman in Victorian England, while many points remain as relevant today as when the book first appeared.

Lazy Thoughts of a Lazy Girl (Hesperus Classics)

Essays & Correspondence

Hesperus Classics

There was a buzzing in his ears, and a sudden dizziness came over him. The spectre seemed to dance up and down before his terror-glazed eyes, and the ghastly smile seemed to widen-widen on that deathlike countenance.\nA mysterious tragedy at a beautiful house. A will leaving £80,000 to whoever can find it. A hanged man in the mountains. From Shadow Land and Other Ghost Stories contains three contrasting stories of hauntings with none of them to be read in the dark.\nCorella Press' final instalment of their crime and mystery collection is a treat for lovers of the genre, promising a thrilling experience filled with twists and turns. You are invited to indulge in three gripping stories, pulled from nineteenth-century Australian newspaper serials, that prove the dead don't always remain lost. Behind every ghost hides a mystery thickened with murder and madness, love and tragedy, and secrecy and deception. Wrapped in a diverse cast of characters to resonate feelings of empathy and hate, From Shadow Land and Other Ghost stories is sure to appeal to a wide range of literary lovers and ghost story aficionados.\nMaintaining Corella Press' intent, From Shadow Land and Other Ghost Stories gives voice to marginalised Australian writers whose words have been long forgotten. These are women who had to fight to be heard in a period where women's writing was severely undervalued - with some even adopting pseudonyms. While "Silverleaf" may be known by some, Julia S. Harris and "Jenny Wren" have become another mystery over time. Each story is accompanied by an author biography to honour and share the enigmatic lives that these nineteenth-century authors lived. Anyone who is interested in historical Australian fiction will be fascinated by these biographies and what they reveal about life in the nineteenth century.\nThese stories explore the concept of the Australian ghost story in different contexts, from the bushland to the manor and from heartbreak to fear.\nWhat was buried has been unearthed. Don't miss out.

From Shadow Land and Other Ghost Stories (Corella Press Crime and Mystery)

Harris, Julia S

Genre Fiction

Corella Press

Take Me To Your Reader: A Corner Scribblers Flash Collection w/ guest author, Dan Hollifield (Corner Scribblers Quarterly Collections)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Harwood, Jerry

Roberts, William Joseph

Scribblers, The Corner

Craft, Isaac

Sastre, Kale

Beckwith, J.D.

Gants, MIchael

Broach, Reggie

Hollifield, Dan L.

Science Fiction

The Corner Scribblers

Pirates and Parlays: A Corner Scribblers Pirate Collection (Corner Scribblers Quarterly Collections)

Harris, Karen

Ayres, Charity

Booker, Philip K.

Waller, M. Kat

Fantasy

Three Ravens Publishing

Think beer, snuff, and double-ought buckshot are what make rednecks tough? Suburban soccer moms and soy latte-sipping men have no clue what these blue-collar men and women have to put up with on a daily basis. From chupacabras chewing the cable lines during the big game to zombie infestations boiling out from beneath that derelict double-wide on the other side of the trailer park, the heroes of It Came From the Trailer Park II have their work cut out for them! Hold their beer, Romero and Hitchcock. You ain't seen nothin' yet! With stories by Jonathan Maberry, Arlan Andrews Sr., Philip K. Booker, Benjamin Tyler Smith, John M. Floyd, Michael J. Allen, Jenny Wren, Rob Smales, Mel Todd, Jerry Harwood, Christopher Woods, William Joseph Roberts, and Guest Editorial by the Lord of Hate, Larry Corriea. So, pull on your boots, grab the whiskey, and don't forget the shotgun. You're in for a wild ride of backwoods madmen, hidden horrors, and explosive hijinks no amount of moonshine will help you forget.

It Came From the Trailer Park: Volume 2

MABERRY, JONATHAN

Allen, Michael J.

Correia, Larry

Floyd, John M.

Smith, Benjamin Tyler

Smales, Rob

Andrews Sr., Arlan

United States

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