Children's Books Directory

Phone: (08) 9296 3124 | PO Box 138, Herne Hill, Perth, WA

Toddler Be Good is a series of Books, Puppets and Reward Charts designed to encourage toddlers to; go to bed, use the toilet, brush thier teeth, pack away thier toys and use thier manners. Fun for toddlers - helpful for parents!

Phone: 0438 343 048 | PO Box 70, Paddington, QLD

Swinging Tales is a small family owned business specialising in gifts for babies, infants and children. Our gift boxes help celebrate important milestones for newborns through to four year olds. We are focused on providing a unique and safe range of high

Phone: (03) 9500 9631 | 100-102 Glenferrie Rd, Malvern, VIC

Celebrating 23 years of independent bookselling

Established in 1988 by current owner-operators Chris Harrington and Deborah Holland, Books In Print is an independent bookshop with a strong focus on customer service and a great knowledge and range of children's books.

Phone: (03) 9662 4699 | 162 Collins Street, Melbourne, VIC

Reader’s Feast Bookstore in Melbourne, Australia, is renowned as a beautiful bookstore staffed by passionate booksellers who have the benefit of decades of experience behind them. We love books and we love to help you with your books.

“A Bookstore With A Story”

The bookstore is Reader's Feast. The story is its reincarnation in 2012 at a time when the traditional bookstore is thought to have lost its relevance.

Melbourne has a long and rich history as a literary city, aided by independent bookstores, author events and literary festivals. For two decades a cornerstone of Melbourne’s literary community was “Reader’s Feast Bookstore” located on the corner of Bourke and Swanston Streets.

Reader’s Feast was opened in 1991 and managed by Mary Dalmau. Mary trained as a librarian and has been a vocational bookseller in Melbourne since 1977; in that time she has been President of the Australian Booksellers Association, a judge of national book awards, a volunteer in the library community and, most importantly, General Manager of Reader’s Feast Bookstore.

Over the 20 years of Reader’s Feast on Bourke Street, Mary not only created an iconic bookstore but was also the convenor of two annual festivals and a host of literary events. Mary staffed her bookshop with a un....