Books
All Books By Title
Browse the full range of books in the Walker catalogue. Use the alphabet to restrict the choices according to their titles.
I (Don't) Like Snakes
By Nicola Davies
Illustrated by Luciano Lozano
Hardback, AUS $24.99, NZ $27.99
A bold, bright and fascinating Nature Storybook about one of the world's most hated creatures – the snake!
I (Don't) Like Snakes
By Nicola Davies
Illustrated by Luciano Lozano
Paperback, AUS $16.99, NZ $18.99
A bold, bright and fascinating Nature Storybook about one of the world's most hated creatures – the snake!
I Am a Bird
By Hope Lim
Illustrated by Hyewon Yum
Paperback, AUS $16.99, NZ $18.99
On her daily bike ride with her dad, a bird-loving little girl passes a woman who frightens her – until she discovers what they have in common.
I Am a Thief!
By Abigail Rayner
Illustrated by Molly Ruttan
Hardback, AUS $29.99, NZ $32.99
When Eliza Jane Murphy—line leader, captain of the worm rescue team—impulsively pockets a sparkly green stone from her classroom’s “Exploring Green” display table, her heart crumples.
I Am Angry
By Michael Rosen
Illustrated by Robert Starling
Hardback, AUS $27.99, NZ $29.99
The first in a funny new series from former Children's Laureate Michael Rosen and rising star Robert Starling.
I Am Bear
By Ben Bailey Smith
Illustrated by Sav Akyuz
Hardback, AUS $24.99, NZ $27.99
With funny word play and bold imagery, actor Ben Bailey Smith and artist Sav Akyuz introduce a trickster to remember.
I Am Bear
By Ben Bailey Smith
Illustrated by Sav Akyuz
Paperback, AUS $16.99, NZ $18.99
With funny word play and bold imagery, actor Ben Bailey Smith and artist Sav Akyuz introduce a trickster to remember.
I Am Change
By Suzy Zail
Paperback, AUS $19.99, NZ $22.99
They told her that her body belonged to men and her mind didn’t matter. They were wrong.-
I Am Change
By Suzy Zail
, AUS $16.99, NZ $19.99
**eBook Edition** They told her that her body belonged to men and her mind didn’t matter. They were wrong. -
I Am Change
By Suzy Zail
, AUS $16.99, NZ $19.99
**eBook Edition** They told her that her body belonged to men and her mind didn’t matter. They were wrong.