When Stars Are Scattered, Victoria Jamieson and Omar Mohamed
If you liked New Kid (by Jerry Craft), then I think you’ll also enjoy When Stars Are Scattered. It’s a possible cure for entitlement. The...
The Gift, by Michael Speechley
A year ago I blogged about a terrific book, The All New Must Have Orange 430, an exceptional debut picture book from West Australian school...
Mamie, by Tania McCartney
A little while ago I wrote a review for ReadingTime.com.au of the second edition of Tania McCartney’s Australia Illustrated, it was the first book I’ve...
Graphic Novels
Graphic novels are generally stories presented in a comic style. The story is told through pictures with the assistance of speech (or thought) bubbles to...
Happy Birthday Madame Chapeau, by Andrea Beaty and David Roberts
Andrea Beaty and David Roberts have become one of the most popular and well-known combinations of children’s book creators thanks to their stunning trilogy of...
When I Was A Child, Andy Stanton and David Litchfield
The kids loved David Litchfield’s illustrations in his books, The Bear and The Piano, and Grandad’s Secret Giant, hence I keep my eyes open for new works...
Rachel Bright and Jim Field
Everyone wants their kids to be confident, brave, teachable, determined, and friendly. I’m starting to realise that, kids (or mine, anyway) don’t seem to carry...
Today, by Julie Morstad
This is a book I got the library to buy because I wanted to read it, I guess I also wanted the kids to read...
Unicorn, by Maggie Hutchings and Cheryl Orsini
I have developed a deep-seeded, firm aversion to the onslaught of unicorn flavoured toys, clothes, underwear, stationery, bedsheets, bags and even books. I swear I...
One Is Not a Pair, by Britta Teckentrup
A few weeks ago we had Britta Teckentrup’s lovely book Tree from the library and I really liked it. Unfortunately, the weeks we had it...