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A dingo intent on making wombat stew receives cooking suggestions from the other animals, unaware that they are protecting their fellow creature.

Early one morning when the sun came out, Six woolly wombats went walkabout.This whimsical counting poem follows six brave little wombats on walkabout in the Australian outback. But the wilderness is bound to bring more excitement than an innocent counting game. Soon enough, the curious wombats learn to beware the hungry dingo! Caldecott Medal-winner Sophie Blackall's delicious illustrations set the adorable wombats in a lush world of golden wattles, billabongs, kookaburras, and gum nuts. With marvelous wordplay and irresistible read-aloud phrases, this ingenious text from Carol Diggory Shields is sure to become a well-worn favorite. Accompanied by a short, simple glossary of Australian terms and wildlife.

One day, on the banks of a billabong, a very clever dingo caught a wombat and decided to make gooey, brewy, yummy, chewy, wombat stew! However, when Wombat's friends decide to help, things go very wrong for Dingo.

The Wombat: Common Wombats in Australia (Australian Natural History Series) [paperback] Triggs,

This brilliantly illustrated picture book captures the struggles of a lonely young wombat who must safely find his way back to his mother once again after suddenly being separated from her.

Wombat loves everything about Christmas--especially the Nativity play. But at the auditions, the first part goes to someone else. So does the next. And the next . . . Will there be a part left for Wombat? "Embodies a refreshing all-for-one Christmas spirit. . . . Its pleasures are infectious."--Publishers Weekly (starred review) "Delicious humor. . . . A delight to read and share."--School Library Journal (starred review)

This is the first book published solely about one of Australia's iconic marsupials: the wombat. It gives a full account of the wombat's way of life above and below the ground, its life cycle, maternal behaviour, mating and reproduction.

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Wombat and Bandicoot, best friends who live in Australia, have a jolly time together enjoying the beach, playing hiding games and sharing a delicious picnic meal with other good friends

Fiction. Books Choice of the Week, Georgia Straight. Wombat is a cartoon strip from Vancouver artist Rod Filbrandt and the precursor to his longlived and much loved strip, Dry Shave. In WOMBAT: THE COLLECTED COMIC STRIP the reader witnesses the development of a cartoon strip and the characters that fill its frames, from its nascent, raw stages, when it first ran in the Discorder (a University of British Columbia campus paper) in the early '80s, on through numerous growth spurts, to the amazingly polished strides of the early '90s, and finally to its sad and noir-ish end in 1994. "Few artists are as capable as Rod Filbrandt when it comes to sifting out the most obvious nonsensical idiocy in today's world, and slinging it back at us like the slop in the neck we all deserve."—Drawn! The Illustration and Cartooning Blog "Running from the mid '80s until 1994, Wombat showcased Rod Filbrandt's wry and jaded views on modern society and his incredible growth and progression as a cartoonist....a great representation of the formative years of one of the best cartoonists this country has produced." —Broken Pencil "WOMBAT: THE COLLECTED COMIC STRIP (Anvil Press, $16) shows aspects of Filbrandt's art getting slicker as the years go by, but his misfit hero—part punk, part Raymond Chandler reject—remains a bespectacled ball of sarcasm, bad nerves, and all-purpose rage....Of course, the booze never stops flowing, and every hard- edged drink is a possible door to hallucinatory black magic—or at least to a 'color fun' page inviting you to take your crayons to a black-and-white pillar of puke rushing from Wombat. It all adds up to a sharply funny portrait of a darker, less yoga-friendly time."—Georgia Straight (Books Choice of the Week)

"Wombat Goes Walkabout" is of UK origin.

Wombat loves everything about Christmas--especially the Nativity play. He's wanted to be in it for as long as he can remember. At last he's old enough to try out. But at the auditions, the first part goes to someone else. So does the next. And the next . . . Will there be a part left for Wombat?

Of all Australian marsupials, the wombat remains the most enigmatic. The first living specimen was collected from Francis Island in Bass Strait and presented to Governor Hunter in 1797. Wombats were kept at Regents Park Zoo in London in the mid-nineteenth century and indeed bred for the first time in captivity there in 1856. The first attempts at in-depth studies of wombats in the wild did not begin until the 1970s, more than 170 years since the first discovery by Europeans. The listing of the Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat in 1972 as one of the World's most endangered mammals was a catalyst for renewed research interest and funding. This interest was kindled at a time when new technologies in telemetry, biochemistry and genetics enabled researchers to pose questions on aspects of the biology of wombats that were unanswerable 20 years before. In September 1994 the Royal Zoological Society of South Australia, sensing the time was right, sponsored the first conference devoted to the biology of the wombat. It brought together those with a common interest in these quintessential Australian marsupials: scientists, artists, writers and natural historians. Papers presented at that conference were the catalyst for this book. Since that time additional works have been solicited to round out the account while a number of entertaining and scholarly contributions that did not fit easily within the format of the Surrey Beatty series on Australian marsupials have been omitted. However, in the spirit of the conference and scientific debate the editors have allowed for the expression of divergent views. Nonetheless, no volume could do justice to the wonderful art, sculpture and literary works that did so much to enrich that scientific conference dealing with wombats and their ways.

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A delightful and entertaining peek into the life of one very busy wombat! Monday Morning: Slept. Afternoon: Slept. Evening: Ate. Scratched. Night: Ate. A typical day. Don't be fooled. This wombat leads a very busy and demanding life. She wrestles unknown creatures, runs her own digging business, and most difficult of all - trains her humans. She teaches them when she would like carrots, when she would like oats and when she would like both at the same time. But these humans are slow learners. Find out how one wombat - between scratching, sleeping and eating - manages to fit the difficult job of training humans into her busy schedule. Ages 3-7