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Discover new texts and old favourites along with resources, reviews and recommendations. Let us help you bring books alive in your classroom or library.

The Teachers’ Hub can help you find texts for age groups, topics or subject areas. Please explore the site and you’re sure to discover some wonderful books to use in your school, classroom or library.

Explore our books

Need help to make a friend, find a river or visit the past? Explore books from the dawn of the printing press to the very latest release.

The Travelling Bookshop (Book 7): Mim and the Frazzled Fruit Farmer
Nannestad, Katrina/ Orsini, Cheryl
The Shadow Pony
Wakeford, Olivia/ Litchfield, David
What Do You Call Your Mum?
Barton, Ashleigh/ Heiduczek, Martina
The Marvellous Submarine (Book 2): Gimme Some Space!
Comber, Clayton Zane/ McCammon, Conor
Princess and Unicorn (Book 1): Mikka's Magical Surprise
May, Kyla/ Louise, Zanni
Iris and Luna (Book 1): A School Full of Magic
Quirón, Aurora/ Escalanta, Isabel/ Chezalbi
Creatures of Darkness: 100 of the Planet's Weird and Wonderful Animals That Come Out at Night
Robertson, Dani
Girls Who Play Dead
Wellington, Joelle
Evenfall (Book 2): The Tempest Stone
Armstrong, Alexander
24 Hours with the Vikings
Cook, Lan/ Rodriguez, Pedro
The Book of Stolen Dreams (Book 3): The Final Battle
Farr, David
Bear Rescue
Gold, Hannah/ Pinfold, Levi
Minecraft: One Last Quest
Mojang AB/ Hoàng, Brandon
The Darling Devils (Book 3): Wild Darling
Moody, Alexandra

Spotlight reading lists

Need help finding books for the latest craze, some suggestions for your space obsessed students, or to put together a wide-reading box for a topic your class is studying? Our Spotlight reading lists have been compiled by our education expert and include new releases, old favourites and hidden gems.

Neurodiversity Celebration Week

Dyslexia-Friendly Plays: Romeo & Juliet
Shakespeare, William
Words Apart
Lucido, Aimee/ Corcutt, Phillippa
Seeing Red
Ainsworth, Eve/ Valentine, Luna
Brielle and Bear (Book 1): Once Upon a Time
Doku, Salomey
Lover Birds
Egan, Leon
Daniel, Deconstructed
Ramos, James
What the World Doesn't See
Darbon, Mel
Untypical
Wharmby, Pete
Speak Up!
Burgess, Rebecca
100 Remarkable Feats of Xander Maze
Comber, Clayton Zane
Flamingo Boy
Morpurgo, Michael

Harmony Week

My Story, Our Country: A First Nations Family History
Dank, Ryhia
Tigg and the Bandicoot Bushranger
French, Jackie
A Book of People Like Me
HarperCollins Children's Books/ Avelino, Joelle
Thief of the Heights
M., Son/ Yao, Robin
Four Eids and a Funeral
Àbíké-Íyímídé, Faridah/ Jaigirdar, Adiba
Moon's Ramadan
Khan Kazi, Natasha
Words Between Us
Krans, Angela Pham/ Ho, Dung
The Wonder of Little Things Young Readers Edition
Copley, Vince/ McInerney, Lea
Begin Again
Jeffers, Oliver
Say My Name
Ho, Joanna/ Le, Khoa
All That's Left Unsaid
Lien, Tracey
If the World Were 100 People
McCann, Jackie/ Cushley, Aaron

International Women’s Day

Botticelli's Apprentice
Husted, Ursula Murray
Boudicca
Cast, P.C.
Normal Women: Teen Edition
Gregory, Philippa/ Snell, Alexis
Bad Girls of Ancient Greece
Tiffin, Lizzy
Izabela the Valiant
Zamoyski, Adam
Hester Hitchins and the Falling Stars
Norton, Catherine
Determined Dreamer: The Story of Marie Curie
Hopkinson, Deborah/ Hill, Jenn
The Girls Who Changed the World (Book 4): Ming and Ada Spark the Digital Age
French, Jackie
The Walnut Tree
Morgan, Kate
A Rover's Story
Warga, Jasmine
The Remarkable Mrs Reibey
Kieza, Grantlee
Izzy the Inventor and the Unexpected Unicorn
Davidson, Zanna/ Elwick, Elissa

The resources you need in one place

From colouring in and group work to collages and essay questions, as well as insights from the creators themselves, our resources offer children engaging and thought-proving ways to access our books. From children not yet at school to those in their final years of secondary education, we have resources across a range of KLAs, themes and text types – and they’re all free for you to use in your classroom or library.

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Our Teaches’ Hub blog includes reviews of hidden gems and books for adults to enjoy. You can also find interesting resources and insights into the process of making books.

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