Do your kids love reading? If they do than I would get down to your local newsagent on Sunday for the release of The Courier-Mail and The Sunday Mail Kids’ Mini Book collection. The collection consists of 8 fantastic Australian books that have been loved by many over the years. These books are written by some amazing Australian authors that include Mem Fox, Graeme Base, Hazel Edwards and also New Zealand writer Lynley Dodd.
As mentioned above the collection begins this Sunday, February 3rdwith the first book being Animalia plus a library bag free with the purchase of the Sunday paper. The remaining 7 books can be purchased for $2 each with the token from the Courier-Mail, Gold Coast Bulletin, Townsville Bulletin and The Cairns Post. The tokens for books 2-6 can be found in the above mentioned papers from February 4th – February 9thand also in The Sunday Mail on February 10th.
With fun titles and fabulous authors that are bound to get your children excited about reading at such a low price, it’s worth buying the paper even if you don’t usually. My kids love these books just as I did when I was little. The quality is superb and well worth the $2. These books are True Aussie Classics!
February 3rd – Animalia
February 4th – Uno’s Garden
February 5th – Koala Lou
February 6th – Hunwick’s Egg
February 7th – There’s a Hippopotamus on our roof eating cake.
February 8th – Stickybeak
February 9th – Hairy Maclary’s Bone
February 10th – Hairy Maclary from Donaldson’s Dairy
Don’t forget to purchase the paper this Sunday for your free book and library bag.
Disclaimer: I received no cash payment for this post. I did however receive the above mentioned books from the mini book collection for review purposes. As always all opinions are honest and my own.
Thanks for the tip Kell – I’ll make a point of buying the paper this week!
Cheers,
Amanda