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Abbey's children's and young adult section contains thousands of books for kids of all ages, from baby to teenager. The collection is lovingly curated by Lindy Jones, Buyer and Senior Bookseller at Abbey's. Lindy was also on the judging panel of the Miles Franklin Literary Award, Australia's premier accolade for fiction writing.
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If you like to browse a catalogue to read about new books just pop in to 131 York Street and pick up our latest catalogue. Or you can also download it via the button below.
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Mandy Foot beautifully illustrates Katrina Germein's tale of Bev and Kev, two creatures of wildly different scale who form a friendship.
Bev and Kev was shortlisted for the 2023 CBCA Picture Book of the Year Awards.
Tania Ingram has created a fun introduction to insects, wonderfully illustrated by Lucinda Gifford. The Bug Book uses rhyme to showcase a swarm of friendly characters.
There's an illustrated glossary for kids to use as a ready reckoner for household and garden bugs and a bug-hunt spread, where young readers have to find the ladybug.
In Deb Fitzpatrick's Tawny Trouble Tessa's family accidentally hit a tawny frogmouth while driving through the bush at night, and they feel terrible. But the tawny is alive and needs their help. What Tessa doesn't know is where that help will lead ...
Susanne Gervay offers a story about a trio of best friends from diverse family backgrounds. It's a tale about creating a world of inclusion and how the kids combine to deal with a cranky neighbour.
Hold your breath, this is a wild ride in a marvellous submarine! Clayton Zane Comber and Conor McCammon have written an adventure story about two kids who live on Monkey Island with their mum (a famous inventor) and a bunch of animals that have washed up from around the world.
When their mum gets kidnapped by dastardly fugitives, they embark on a mission with their animal crew in the marvellous submarine to save her.
It's the final chapter for Reece Carter's Girl and Corpse in #3 Elston-Fright Tales series.
There are two things about the Soul Spinners' greatest creation on which everyone agrees – one, that the Notes have the power to grant a single wish, and two ... that the Notes are lost. Who are Girl and Corpse really? What is their connection to the lost Notes? And will they find answers before it's too late to save their town?.
Dianne Wolfer brings us the story of Robin Miller – The Sugarbird Lady – who single-handedly flew life-saving vaccines in her own plane to remote communites, which was just the beginning of her real life-adventures.
Damien Leith brings us a story so strange, it might almost be unbelievable ...
Sisters Lake and Birdy are latest arrivals at the Charitable Home for Poor Unfortunates Touched by Tragic Circumstances.
And if you think that sounds bad, that’s just the beginning ...
Ange Crawford's Young Adult novel won the inaugural Walker Books Manuscript Prize.
Astrid is about to start her last year at high school. And her first. When her dad loses his job, Astrid’s homeschooling comes to an end. Until now, she has lived within the confines of a tightly controlled, contracted world where there's no room for anything … except following her father’s rules and pretending that everything is normal. As Astrid, and her mum, tentatively expand their world, they struggle to break free of their ingrained wariness and self-doubt.
Award-winning poet Solli Raphael encourages young readers to ‘tell the world who you are’.
Following on from the success of Limelight and Spotlight, Solli’s new book is an exploration of identity and belonging. He delves into topics from Australia's identity to the influence of social media, as well as his own experience of self-discovery and gaining a handle on the idea of belonging.
Starlight is packed with poems, prose, ideas, tips and plenty of activities for kids and teens, which encourage readers to find their voice and reflect on their own individuality.
Illustrator Astred Hicks and author Aidan Doyle take kids into the fascinating world of parasites!
This is an eye-opening non-fiction book for kids ages 6 and up, where they will explore the weird and wonderful world of parasitic bugs.
Aidan and Astred introduce 20 different insect species that have the incredible ability to control the minds of other creatures, revealing how they do it and why.
Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, Chilli, Muffin, Jack, Rusty, Lucky, Mackenzie, Indy, Honey, Coco, Snickers, Chloe, Judo, Jean Luc, The Terriers, Socks, Missy, Buddy, Calypso, Winton, Uncle Stripe, Aunt Trixie, Nana, Grandad Bob. Have fun with all of the family and friends!
Ming and Maria Explore the Universe
The Girls Who Changed the World,...
Paperback
$16.99
In Stock 😊
The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
#4 The Hunger Games Deluxe Edition...
Paperback
$29.99
In Stock 😊
Part of Your World
Disney: A Twisted Tale #3
Paperback
$17.99
Not in-store but you can order this
A Whole New World
Disney: A Twisted Tale #5
Paperback
$17.99
Not in-store but you can order this
Straight On Till Morning
Disney: A Twisted Tale #8
Paperback
$17.99
Not in-store but you can order this
So This Is Love
Disney: A Twisted Tale #9
Paperback
$17.99
Not in-store but you can order this
Go the Distance
Disney: A Twisted Tale #11
Paperback
$17.99
Not in-store but you can order this
Disney Twisted Tales
10 Book Boxset Enchanted Collection...
Paperback
$110
Not in-store but you can order this
Disney Twisted Tales
12 Book Boxset Charming Collection...
Paperback
$120
Not in-store but you can order this
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Abbey's supports the Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF) because we see firsthand the joy and excitement that reading can bring.
Simply add this ILF Donation to your order to donate $2 (you can add more if you like). Every donation counts - and your donation is TAX DEDUCTIBLE.
The ILF was founded in 2004 by Suzy Wilson, a former teacher and education consultant who owns Riverbend Books in Brisbane. The ILF is a not-for-profit charity with a focus on reducing the disadvantage experienced by children in remote Indigenous communities across Australia by lifting literacy levels and instilling a lifelong love of reading.
You can find out more about the ILF via the link below.
We definitely appreciate the support you're showing by buying from us and supporting an independent bookshop with actual booksellers in a real bookshop. Like schools, universities and libraries themselves, bookshops are a bulwark for our culture.
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