Books published by Hardie Grant Children's Publishing

The fourth title in the best-selling Claris series from the acclaimed fashion illustrator Megan Hess, just in time for the holidays!Â

It''s time to get creative with Claris and her friends again, with an even CHICER activity book! Packed with puzzles, activities, interviews and much more in a full-color package with 2 adorable sticker sheets, the Claris: An Even Chicer Activity Book will keep little hands and minds entertained for hours.• Mazes!• Quizzes!• Recipes!• Spot-the-difference!• Word searches!• Dot to dots!• Stickers!• Read with Claris!

A celebration of curiosity and kindness by beloved Australian comedian Fifi Box.

A book that aims to normalise all home environments and allow a child's disability to shine brighter than their difference.

So many families, some big and some small. Each one is different, let's look at them all! In this warm and humorous exploration of families, much-loved Australian children's author Jane Godwin has teamed with internationally acclaimed Argentinian creator Yael Frankel. Together, they weave a colourful celebration of all the differences that make every family unique. You'll be sure to recognise a family just like yours!

Amma's Sari is a powerful reflection on connection with family, the acceptance of difference, and the celebration of cultural heritage

Expand your vocabulary with this visual encyclopedia of interesting words!

A gentle, compassionate exploration of grief, moving on, and remembering our loved ones, this touching story reminds us all to embrace life's big changes.

A light-hearted exploration of boundaries, a serious and topic nestled in a fun and lively story.

Simple, rhythmic text and bright, engaging illustrations clearly break down the concept of community for a young audience

A positive and uplifting series that teaches young readers that they can change the world. From little things, big things grow!

A lushly illustrated own voices picture book that celebrates diversity and inclusion, and highlights the power of friendship and community

The thrilling conclusion to the Lifespan of Starlight trilogy On the run from the government Scout uses time-travel as a way to survive. But her decades-long disappearance is finally catching up with her... When Scout returns from her longest time-skip yet her world has been turned upside down. Her friends are now co-operating with the authoritarian regime that Scout worked so hard to escape from - and they're prepared to hand her in. Her life depends on a virtual stranger and with surveillance tighter than ever evading capture will be next to impossible. Worst of all Mason is nowhere to be found. As Scout sets out on a desperate search for Mason she discovers something shocking: living somewhere in the heart of the city is a mysterious woman who holds the key to travelling backwards in time. But who is she and how did she learn to skip? Finding her could offer Scout a chance to shape a new future - if she can learn to let go of her past.