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Ruby is ready for Christmas: tree, presents, festive snacks… and SNOW. Except Australia has other ideas. Like sunshine. And swimmers. And a Christmas Day so warm your pudding might need sunglasses.
In this Hatmas in July adventure, Ruby discovers why it doesn’t snow in Australia at Christmas and learns that a sunny Christmas can still be properly, spectacularly magical....
Ruby gets a brand new tennis racquet.
Which sounds simple… until you realise racquets have had quite the journey. From heavy wooden beginnings (think: “furniture with ambition”) to today’s much more sensible versions, Old Nan Nan (who is 99 and remembers basically everything) is suddenly VERY interested in giving a full tennis history lesson.
Hat is also here. He ...
Ruby is convinced something strange is happening at school… and when Mrs North suddenly disappears, things get even weirder. The substitute teacher arrives with a very odd explanation that sends Ruby and the Hat spiralling into theories, questions, and full-blown detective mode.
Is this just a normal school day… or is something much bigger going on behind the scen...
Ruby is in the pool. Heart racing. Goggles slightly crooked. Stomach doing Olympic-level flips.
Across the lane is Macie a swimmer who moves like a dolphin… if that dolphin had a rocket strapped to its back and absolutely no interest in slowing down.
Joining Ruby and Hat for this special adventure are Olympic gold medalist Libby Trickett and Sportish c...
Ruby spends the day trying on costumes that turn her into all sorts of jobs. Each outfit feels exciting… until she starts wondering if she’s supposed to choose just one thing to be when she grows up.
Ruby discovers something even better than having the “right answer” curiosity, imagination, and the freedom to try everything on for size.
A play...