The star of his own show, Rocky has one line to get right. He breathes in and out, welcomes the audience, starts with a joke and when the bi...
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Review: The Nardi Puzzle
Charlie Bucket and Willy Wonka, meet Sebastian Walker and Elisabetta Nardi – your modern-day counterparts in the exceptionally clever gaming...
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Sunday Shelfie - The Thing About Dads
Happy #sundayshelfie day! It is my pleasure to welcome Deborah Frenkel and Daniel Gray-Barnett. This week we are celebrating Deb and Dan’s d...
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Review: Kev and Trev - Snot Cool Snow Stories!
We’ve been to the ocean and the jungle with them, and now we’re off in Book Three - Snot Cool Snow Stories, on another madcap adventure with...
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Review: The Giant Mystery: How to Grow Magic #1
This new series for your those independent readers will surely be a big hit with it’s combination of magic, humour, friendship, and school –...
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Review: My Tokyo Summer
Based on a real-life friendship, this graphic novel memoir for young adults takes us back to the 1990s to Abby in New York who loves zines a...
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Review: Claris and the Secret Ballet
What a delight it is to revisit Paris with Claris on her latest adventure: Claris and the Secret Ballet. Megan Hess once again delivers a b...
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Review: Really Rubie - A Diary
Rubie is all set to go on her very first summer camp with best friend Riley. They have plans. They’re excited. Then disaster strikes! Ril...
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Review: A bigger Book
Most people would know Hannah Sommerville from her beautiful illustration work, A Bigger Book however marks Hannah’s first solo outing as...
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Review: Our Flowers
Author and illustrator Bronwyn Bancroft has amassed a stunning collection of over fifty books since first being published in 1992 (as illust...
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Sunday Shelfie - The Picture-Perfect Present
Happy #sundayshelfie day! It is my pleasure to welcome Bethany Loveridge and Amie Sabadin. This week we are celebrating Bethany and Amie’s d...
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Review: Odd Cat Out!
This first in a new trilogy by London author Rose Robbins, who writes from her own personal experience, will make for a great addition to yo...
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Review: Joner Football Presents Greatest Goal Scorers! and Midfield Masters!
Football in Australia has been riding on a wonderful wave of support over the past few years with both our women’s and men’s teams featuring...
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Review: A Hat for Every Harriet
By looking at the cover you may be mistaken for thinking A Hat for Every Harriet is a book about hats. A book about dressing up perhaps? Fr...
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Interview: Author Fiona Harris
Sport, friendship, grief, resilience – The Rebound has plenty to say, but at its heart is Harry, a boy trying to find his way through some ...
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Review: Nest
There is something very special about a story that makes you want to curl up and stay awhile. Nest does exactly that. Written and illustrate...
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Review: Odd Cat Out!
This first in a new trilogy by London author Rose Robbins, who writes from her own personal experience, will make for a great addition to yo...
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Review: The Boy Maeve
How often have you read the opening lines of a book and instantly been drawn in? And how often has that initial spark of intrigue been maint...
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Review: Our Family Zoo
How many pets are too many pets? One? Five? Ten? Or is there always room for just ONE MORE? From the moment I picked up this book, I knew I ...
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Review: Eleanor Jones is Not Drowning
If something is going to go down and it needs investigating, you’ll want Eleanor Jones on your side. In full preparation mode for the upcomi...
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