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Meet the Illustrator: Brenton E. McKenna
Name, title, location Brenton E. McKenna, Author/Illustrator, Broome, Western Australia Describe your illustration style in ten words or fe...
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Review: Sketch
Sketch is an impactful story, a picture book for older readers, created by Canadian illustrator and political cartoonist Jacques Goldstyn. ...
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Review: Australian Geographic - World's Most Freaky
If you love animals and love being able to wow your friends with random fun facts, then Australian Geographic’s World’s Most Freaky is for ...
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Sunday Shelfie - Valerie: Australia's Bravest Sausage Dog
Happy #sundsyshelfie day! It is my pleasure to welcome Lucinda Gifford. This week we are celebrating Lucinda’s delightful picture book Valer...
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Review: The Lost Defenders
An eclipse only happens every so often. Normally an event worth anticipating, this particular eclipse has been long-awaited for a more sinis...
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Review: Learning You By Heart
Some books beg to be read aloud while you’re snuggled up with the ones you love. Sarah Wallace’s newest book, illustrated by Michelle Conn, ...
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Review: A House Divided
A House Divided by Clare Hallifax, is the second book in the Our History series, and an entertaining and informative window into history. ...
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Review: Australian Geographic - World's Most Extreme
Would you rather be a capybara and stay underwater for up to five minutes or a bee hummingbird and fly backwards with incredible precision? ...
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Review: Daddy Bear
There’s something extra special about a child’s relationship with their father. And there are some things, like this relationship, that sim...
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Review: Survival Show
Set in a future shaped by climate disaster, inequality and society’s obsession with entertainment, Survival Show by Juno Dawson transforms ...
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Review: Judy Blume: a Life
It's a brilliant biography of one of the most notable, enduring, revered and ground-breaking writers, particularly of kid and teen ficti...
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Review: Fearless Finn
Finn is a young modern day knight in shining armour. He is on a hero quest to defeat a dragon that has caused chaos in his village. Donning ...
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Review: Green Cities: How Green Infrastructure Helps Heal the Planet
Green Cities: How Green Infrastructure Helps Heal the Planet , a book by Sheila Boudreau and Katy Dockrill, is an introductory exploration o...
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12 Curly Questions with author Stephanie Owen Reeder
It's a delight to welcome back author, researcher and illustrator, Dr Stephanie Owen Reeder, who first answered our 12 Curly Questions ...
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Review: The Wild Unknown
With the rapid escalation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in recent years, it’s not so hard to imagine a world – twenty years from now – whe...
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Review: One Knight Stand
One Knight Stand by Amie Kaufman and Megan Spooner returns readers to the wonderfully chaotic world first introduced in Lady's Knigh t—...
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12 Curly Questions with children's author Yvette Farmer
1. Tell us something hardly anyone knows about you. Sometimes when I’m bushwalking alone I like to have a chat with the trees and currawongs...
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Meet the Illustrator: Clare Yang
Name, title, location Clare Yang, Picture Book Illustrator, Sydney, Australia Describe your illustration style in ten words or fewer. Warm,...
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Review: Storm
Do you get mesmerised by a storm and love to look out the window? This book is for you! Storm is such a beautifully presented book that it c...
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