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The Wobbly Bike

The Wobbly Bike

Read by David Wenham

06:02

Read-Along: The Wobbly Bike

Read-Along: The Wobbly Bike

Read by David Wenham

06:02

We Live in a Bus

We Live in a Bus

Read by David Wenham

07:32

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Read-Along: We Live in a Bus

Read-Along: We Live in a Bus

Read by David Wenham

07:32

How to Move a Zoo

How to Move a Zoo

Read by Klay Cameron

08:16

Read-Along: How to Move a Zoo

Read-Along: How to Move a Zoo

Read by Klay Cameron

08:16

The Truck Cat

Read by Jacek Koman

09:20

The Truck Cat - Auslan Edition

The Truck Cat - Auslan Edition

Read by Jacek Koman, James Blyth

09:30

Read-Along: The Truck Cat

Read-Along: The Truck Cat

Read by Jacek Koman

09:20

That Bird Has Arms!

That Bird Has Arms!

Read by Em Rusciano

09:00

That Bird Has Arms! - Auslan Edition

That Bird Has Arms! - Auslan Edition

Read by James Blyth, Em Rusciano

09:09

Let's Build a Boat - Auslan Edition

Let's Build a Boat - Auslan Edition

Read by Sean Szeps, Salomon Gerber

04:16

Let's Build A Boat

Let's Build A Boat

Read by Sean Szeps

04:07

Frank's Red Hat

Frank's Red Hat

Read by Peter Houghton

06:44

Frank's Red Hat - Auslan Edition

Frank's Red Hat - Auslan Edition

Read by Peter Houghton, Matthew Flynn

06:53

Fire Truck Santa

Fire Truck Santa

Read by Megan Daley

08:35

The Imagineer

Read by Megan Daley

06:56

Ten Tiny Things

Ten Tiny Things

Read by Kate Miller-Heidke

08:32

How To Make A Bird

How To Make A Bird

Read by Kate Miller-Heidke

07:46

How To Make A Bird - Auslan Edition

How To Make A Bird - Auslan Edition

Read by Kate Miller-Heidke, Jason Alford

07:51

Teddy Took the Train

Teddy Took the Train

Read by Nicki Greenberg

08:20

Teddy Took the Train - Auslan Edition

Teddy Took the Train - Auslan Edition

Read by Nicki Greenberg, Dion Galea

08:28

My Folks Grew Up in the '80s

My Folks Grew Up in the '80s

Read by Nadine Garner

07:26

Queen Celine

Read by Trish Trchala

08:21

My Unicorn Farts Glitter

My Unicorn Farts Glitter

Read by Dolly Diamond

05:43

My Unicorn Farts Glitter - Auslan Edition

My Unicorn Farts Glitter - Auslan Edition

Read by Dolly Diamond, Natasha Ravlich

05:50

Cocoon

Read by Alice Zaslavsky

06:52

The Terrible Plop

The Terrible Plop

Read by Ursula Dubosarsky

08:15

Our Little Inventor

Our Little Inventor

Read by Enya Lucas

04:48

Morris the Mole

Morris the Mole

Read by Dolly Diamond

06:06

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StoryBox Hub acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first storytellers and original custodians of the lands on which our stories are recorded. We pay respect to Elders and their descendants who continue a long tradition of storytelling, and honour their contributions to current and future generations of children and young people.