One chilly, rainy day, Mum (Mommy) prepares chicken noodle swirly curl soup for her two children, who savour every ...
For Teachers and Teacher-Librarians
Looking for some inspiration for your English or library lessons? Sue Scott completely understands how hectic the teaching life can be and is here to help.
Here you will find reviews of picture books, early chapter books and middle-grade fiction
and
teaching suggestions for all Australian middle-grade fiction titles.
Enjoy!
Set in a bustling cityscape, this beautifully illustrated non-fiction picture book gently explores the complex ...
This colourful book begins with a little girl preparing for bedtime and farewelling her mother who is leaving for ...
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Who doesn't love a big Blue Bagoo? Well, the villagers for starters. This engaging, rhyming story will keep ...
This is such a delightful book by Dinalie D
aberera. The title oozes irony as the use of onomatopoeia ...
A young boy wakes, excited to go to the beach with his grandad. He tells his grandad that he is eager to see the ...
Bertle the turtle and Hertle the hare are inseparable friends, showing kindness to one another and enjoying each ...
I have always been a huge fan of Sue Whiting. I first saw her in action in 2010, when she presented sessions at a ...
Magnolia Moon makes me wish I was 9 again simply because I’d love to call her my best friend. She is a delightful, ...
Picture books and verse novels – both look easy until you try to write them. It’s true what they say – every word ...
Skylab. Memories… Like McKinlay’s central character, Frankie, I was 11 when the anticipation of Skylab hurtling to ...
Bren MacDibble is no stranger to the CBCA shortlist. In 2018, her novel How to Bee took home the Book Of The Year ...
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