Saturday was the first day for months that we spent time in a library.
We are lucky, lucky, lucky that where we live, in Perth, Western Australia, public spaces have opened again. The City of Perth Library is such a beauty. It was great seeing the children settled back in there, finding books, then a comfortable spot to read.
I had a dreamy browse of the shelves myself and we brought home some superb new reading matter. Libraries are so brilliant at showing you books you would otherwise never know existed. And then you get to take them home for free.
More about these another day…
Image 1: How to be an International Spy by Andy Briggs (Lonely Planet Kids)
Those That Cause Fear by Neil Christopher Illustrated by Germaine Arnaktauyok (Inhabit Media Inc)
Science Comics: Crows Genius Bird by Kyla Vanderklugt (First Second)
Through the Water Curtain and other Tales from Around the World, Selected and Introduced by Cornelia Funke (Pushkin Children’s)
The Giant Book of Germs by Lorna Hendry (Wild Dog)
Image 2: This is Home Essential Australian Poems for Children, Selected by Jackie French, Illustrated by Tania McCartney (NLA Publishing)
My Big Barefoot Book of French and English Words by Sophie Fatus (Barefoot Books)
Heroes of the Night Sky, The Greek Myths behind the Constellations by Tom Kindley (Cicada Books)
The Legend of Moondyne Joe by Mark Greenwood Frané Lessac (Walker Books)
Stories with everything 
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