Bobby Bear - children's book featuring militaryAllister Cooperbook, children's, soldiers

Well known children's book associated with the Cole's Book ArcadeIncomplete copy of Cole's Picture Bookemerald, victoria, australia, children, poetry, games, fiction, art, coles

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Children's story about a helmeted honeyeater, an endangered species living on the eastern fringes of the Dandenong Ranges. Published with assistance from the Victorian Ministry of Planning and Housing.soft cover, stapled, 12 pages, coloured illustrations; ISBN 0 646 101706.dandenong ranges, victoria, australia, birds, native animals, fiction, authors, conservation of natural resources, sheena geysen, david williams, friends of the helmeted honeyeater

Elsie Stuart was a resident of Emerald, and a descendant of the Stuart family who settled here in the early gold mining days.Hard cover, 210 pages, book of stories and poetry, includes coloured and black and white illustrations.From Olive Bertram to Elsie Stuartauthors, children, fiction, poetry, elsie stuart

The donor, Mrs Constable, was the wife of a one-time vicar of St Mark's, EmeraldHard cover, book of poems, songs and stories, no page numberspoetry, music, children, fiction, e.w. cole

1 Emerald Primary School First prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 3, 1939 2 Emerald Primary School First prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 4, 1940 3 Emerald Primary School First prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 5, 1941 4 Emerald Primary School Second prize to Joyce Wood, Grade 6, 1942 5 Emerald Church of Christ Sunday School Third Prize for Attendance, 1944 6 to 15 from Joyce Wescombe Collection. Joyce Wescombe (nee Wood) lived in Emerald and at one time was a student teacher at Emerald Primary Schoolbook 1: Jolly Stories for Girls book 2: My life and times by Shirley Temple book 3: The Jolly Story Book book 4: The Magic Walking Stick and Arabian Nights book 5: The Bright book for Girls book 6: Alice in Wonderful/ Lewis Carroll book 7: What Katy Did/ Susan Coolidge book 8: Shirley Temple her life in pictures book 9: Playtime book 10: Shirley Temple in Wee Willie Winkie book 11: Work with Yarn (scrapbook) book 12: The Age/Junior section scrapbook book 13: Eustacia goes to the Chalet school book 14: How I raised Shirely Templebook 4: presentation sticker inside book states: Presented to Joyce Woods as first prize in grade III 1939 by Emerald SS Committeeemerald, victoria, australia, schools and colleges, children, primary schools, religious structures and establishments, joyce wescombe, emerald primary school, emerald church of christ

Book "Billabong Gold" by Mary Grant Bruce 1937 Awarded to Barbara Ayers in 1938 "awarded to Barbara Ayers by the Emerald S Committee as first prize in Grade 6 in 1938""awarded to Barbara Ayers by the Emerald S Committee as first prise in Grade 6 in 1938"emerald primary school, bruce, book

Book of Short Stories for small childrenPoor Condition

Written and Illustrated by Robert HartmanGood condition20th Ruffin Book

First published in 1922. Contains stories set in the Australian bush.

Chatterbox was one of the most popular English publications for children. It was first published December 1, 1866. The last edition was in 1955. Chatterbox was created by the Rev. John Erskine Clarke (1827-1920) of Derby. He also served as the Editor until 1902. Unlike the Boy's Own and Girl's Own, the other best remembered English children's publications, Chatterbox was designed to appeal to boys and girls. Clarke conceived Chatterbox as a weekly paper for children. Given the relative cost of books and magazines in the 19th century, many readers saved the weekly issues and some even had them bound

The author was a resident of the Dandenong Ranges.Hard cover 32 p. : ill. (some col.)Belgave Heights and South Pre-schooldandenong ranges victoria auztralia, authors, children, helen gibson, galina herbert, christmas