This book follows a curious green gecko as it scavenges for food, facing other predators as it explores the bush. It also includes factual information about green geckos, their behaviour, and their life cycle-a great learning tool for children! The different textures on the illustrations capture the cheeky character of the gecko and the rich life of the native bush. This book is easy to read aloud with great vocabulary and rhythm, and can easily be acted out during story time. It also includes lots of interesting factual information fascinating for children and a useful teacher resource. Read great reviews of Green Gecko at Reading Time and on ReadPlus.

About the Author
Gay Hay is a New Zealand environmental enthusiast and primary school teacher, who volunteers for Nga Uruora Trust as the Pukerua Bay school environmental officer. She has helped children plant and nurture over 6,000 trees. Margaret Tolland is a New Zealand artist and teacher, currently serving as the Education Coordinator at Pataka Museum of Arts and Cultures. She was a finalist in the 2014 New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults.

Reviews
-Who knew a gecko's life could be so thrilling?- --Kirkus Reviews -Brilliant paintings by fellow Kiwi Margaret Tolland zoom in on details from gecko's scaley skin and blue mouth to the scarlet blooms of the rata tree. Fun facts about this wee reptile round out the entertaining and educational walkabout.- --Foreword Reviews



Book Information
ISBN 9781760360337
Author Gay Hay
Format Hardback
Page Count 40
Imprint Starfish Bay Children's Books
Publisher Starfish Bay Publishing Pty Ltd
Weight(grams) 430g
Dimensions(mm) 246mm * 267mm * 8mm