By Mary & Conrad Buff

The story of a Sequoia tree named Wawona - from the time, before recorded history, when he was a little seed packed tightly in a cone with two hundred others, until comparatively recently when, over three hundred feet tall and having survived magnificently the widely varied attacks of enemies through twenty-five centuries, he comes near falling prey to the greediest and most clever of them all - man.

The author-artists have had an interesting idea of inserting interleaves which give the history of the Sequoias, while the main body of the text carries the thrilling story of Wawona himself.

By Kidz 4 Kidz

Diane Tatam was inspired by the rural life at Galston when she wrote these songs for her children. They are delightful and perfect for young children to Year 2.

By Isabel Wyatt

A little volume of poems, first published in 1947.

By Michael T. Ferrar

“It was the night of the Harvest Festival. All around were the sights, sounds and smells that every year marked the end of autumn. For Kythn however, the festival this year was of extra importance. This was the year of his initiation into adulthood.”

Michael completed this book as his major work in Class 12, 2004. It is easy to read and very compelling.

By Norah Romer

This is a delightful story of a child’s Birth-day.