Rebecca Johnson Livres

Juliet's exciting adventures as a trainee vet include searching for lost dogs, caring for classroom pets, being junior zookeeper and rescuing animals in trouble at the beach

There is a world of health and healing all around you--in your spice rack, your backyard, and on the shelves of health food and grocery stores. This informative guide is a reference you will keep at the ready, connecting 72 of the world's most common and useful medicinal herbs with the body systems they help and heal.

Facing unexpected health challenges in her forties, the author recounts her journey from a routine gall bladder removal to a shocking breast cancer diagnosis. With no family history of the disease, she grapples with the reality of her situation while navigating the complexities of treatment. This memoir captures her fight for life and the profound impact on her family, revealing a deeply personal adventure marked by resilience, love, and the quest for hope amidst adversity.

Juliet and her best friend Chelsea love animals and Juliet wants to learn to be a vet. Join her on her exciting adventures as a trainee vet including pet sleepovers, pony shows, and caring for wildlife injured in bushfires

In Brave Koala, a young koala decides he is ready to explore the worl d by himself. The koala is a marsupial a mammal that raises its young, c alled a joey, in a pouch or fold of skin. A newborn joey climbs t hrough its mother's fur to the pouch, where it stays for 6 months. When a joey leaves the pouch, it will stay with its mother, hitching rides on her back, until it is about 12 months old. About the Author: Rebecca Johnson is an award-winning primary school sci ence teacher and has written more than 60 books for children.

Aussie Kids is an exciting new series for emerging readers 6-8 years.From a NSW Zoo to a Victorian lighthouse, or an outback sheep farm in WA to a beach in QLD, this junior fiction series celebrates stories about children living in unique places in every state in Australia.8 characters, 8 stories, 8 authors and illustrators from all 8 states and territories!Come on an adventure with Aussie Kids and meet Katie from Queensland.Hi! I'm Katie.I have a wobbly tooth that won’t come out! But it’s not going to spoil my trip to the beach. We’re going to eat mangoes and play beach cricket!

In Pelican's Pride, Mr Pelican thinks he is as smart as he is handsome. He seems to do no work, and yet he is sleek and well-fed. The other pelicans are determined to find out how he is able to spend so much of the day preening while they have to work very hard to catch enough fish to fill their bellies.Pelicans feed on fish, which they scoop up in their large bill and throat pouch. They nest in large flocks on islands or inland lakes after heavy rain. Two eggs are laid and both parents take turns caring for the eggs.

In Wombat's Friend, the wombat we met in Wombat's Secret is told she's strange because of her friendship with the wallaby. She must work out what is important to her the opinions of others, or her friendship.There are three species of wombat the common wombat (the main character in this story and the wombat who falls asleep are both common wombats), the southern hairy-nosed wombat (like the wombat who calls her strange), and the rare northern hairy-nosed wombat.

In Wombat's Secret, a little wombat learns that the kangaroos have a secret. She sets off to discover what it is.The common wombat is a mammal that raises its young in a backward-facing pouch. They have poor eyesight and use their sense of smell to find food. Wombats spend the day in a burrow and come out to feed on grasses at night when the air is cool.

'An intense, thought-provoking enquiry into the very nature of cooking, which stayed with me long after I finished it' - Nigella Lawson