Y17 continues in discovering herself and uncovering her true freedom. On her journey she meets many other colour characters along the way. Everything is definitely not as it seems…

Meet Y17, a young girl living in a world ruled by just one man. She has begun to question everything around her. Questioning things can lead you into all sorts of trouble…..

Did you know that Guy Fawkes had a sister? This is a story from her point of view about what her brother did and how it affected her and her family.

This engaging and imaginative story captures the seriousness of climate change and degradation in an positive way.

Healing Earth’s Wounds

Bird watching and nature from your window.

The joy in nature’s flowers.

Ten days after a flood at the Living World Zoo, the zookeepers are finally able to get inside to check on the animals. They discover that while all the animals endured the flood, they each had a very different experience.

What if we could all do our bit to change the world and make it a better place?

Meet Tim the Talking Bin! Put your rubbish in him to keep him full up!

"2030 Not a Fairytale" is a beautiful picture book introducing young children to the seventeen Global Goals for Sustainable Development (UNSDGs).

Our planet should be shared with animals too.

Chester helps the environment by coming up with an idea on his walk.

Ella learns all about recycling and how it helps the planet.

A little girl loves Christmas with all her heart, but when she’s not able to celebrate the festive season like everyone else, she’s overcome with sadness and wonders why Santa Claus has forgotten her.

Why do we have laws on disability?

What is Racism and why does it exist? Remember…never stop asking ‘why?’

Why do men get paid more than women?

Why do we have laws on ethnicity and discrimination?

Nangamsa, who is 7 years old, lives with her grandmother in a township in South Africa during Apartheid. Her experience of ‘weird Apartheid,’ as she calls it, is told in her own words through conversations with her Ouma (grandmother).