Aust Animal Alphabet

The A-Z of Australian Animals! Learn your ABC's alongside some of your favourite Aussie animals in this beautifully illustrated alphabet book drawn by Jess Elford. From the Antechinus to the Zebra Finch, there is a whole alphabet of animals to discover!

Introduces the letters of the alphabet through colorful illustrations from indigenous artists and simple text which examine the wildlife of Australia, featuring the kangaroo, bandicoot, echidna, cockatoo, goanna, and more.

Animals for each letter of the alphabet are illustrated in Australian aboriginal style.

This is not just a book of poetry, but one that tells the true story of an assortment of Australia's unusual wildlife.

How many animals can you see on the page? Discover the wonderful world of Aussie animals while you learn to count to 10.

An illustrated anthology of 26 of Australia's most fascinating animals from author/illustrator Jennifer Cossins.

From the Adelie penguin to the zigzag heron, this A-Z book is jam-packed with over 400 animal species and all kinds of interesting animal facts. Discover why the American flamingo is pink, how emerald tree boas hunt their food, what a baby echidna is called and whether the dusky leaf money really has four stomachs. A companion book to Jennifer Cossins' Ultimate Animal Counting Book, this one's for budding zoologists aged 5+. 'a most entertaining way for children to practice counting, while learning about fascinating critters that inhabit our world. Highly recommended!' Queensland Reviewers Collective on The Ultimate Animal Counting Book 'Cossins' illustration style is at once so naturalistic yet so fun that you'll want to reach into the page to pat the beagle and give the Chihuahua a treat.' Readings Kids on The Ultimate Animal Counting Book 'For those interested in words, and especially those with children who have an enquiring mind and a thirst for knowledge, any book by Tasmanian author and artist Jennifer Cossins is ideal.' Kids' Book Review 'Newborns to 6-year-olds will love these books as well as children who are beginning to read or research alone.' Educate. Empower., ,