Series: Making Tracks

One Perfect Day is part of a series that takes readers on a fictional journey through some fascinating Australian stories. These stories are inspired by objects from the National Museum of Australia's collection. Ideal for ages 8 and up, this book offers a captivating way to explore history through engaging narratives that bring the past to life.

Daisy Sunshine follows Daisy and her mum as they move into the Grand Private Hotel, owned by Mr and Mrs Papadopolous. Everything is new and strange to them, but thankfully, they find support and friendship among the hotel's residents, including Nina, Old Dot, the Colonel, and Rainbow Rose. Set in 1975, the story unfolds against the backdrop of significant social...

Tibby feels like everything is going wrong. Her big brother Clarence is all grown up, and doesn't want to play with her any more. If Clarence says there aren't any pixies except in books, then what exactly did Tibby see in the bush, peering out from behind a leaf? Ursula Dubosarsky has created a charming story inspired by a postcard...

George stuffed the spoon into one pocket and the drumstick into the other and clambered up the shelves to the little window... When George is sentenced to seven years hard labour in Van Diemen's Land, his only thoughts are of his sister Hannah. What can he give her to remember him when he is so far away? A Penny to...