This week, guest author and illustrator Christina Booth, reflects on the effect of global events and media broadcasting on young people to consider the importance of telling and sharing stories as a way to help navigate this challenging world.
Did you know that ABC Radio National is running a poll throughout August to compile a list of the top 100 books of the 21st century? It's time to cast your vote!
Rachel Tribout, a local children’s author and illustrator, shares her story and an exciting new conservation project that she has been involved with in this interview. Aimed at inspiring and educating children to care for our waterways, Rachel has been instrumental in illustrating three picture books for TasWater as part of comprehensive Water Literacy Program. Read on to discover The Water Guardians.
Our local booksellers bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to assist children, teens, family, friends and educators to assist in that critical hunt for the ‘right book’. Phoebe Smallwood, from Petrach’s Bookshop in Launceston, shares some insider information in this week’s post that celebrates the joy demonstrated by young people inside a bookshop.
This year several schools in Tasmania participated in the CBCA 2025 Shadow Judging program and this week’s post shares the experiences of students from The Hutchins School with three groups of students engaging with one of short list categories. Thanks to Anna Davidson for involving her school and providing insights into the value and outcomes of the work undertaken by these students.
Book Week celebrations for 2025 saw many Tasmanian students embark on grand adventures with exciting activities, wonderful displays and staff and students participating in a host of activities. This week’s post provides a window into a myriad of events on the ground.
Regular reviewer and writer for the CBCA Tasmania Blog; Maureen Mann shares her thoughts on this year’s outcomes for the 2025 Book of the Year Awards.
Countdown! Book Week is nearly upon us. Join Felicity for some timely advice to keep this special week focused on favourite books and having fun. No stress allowed!
This week, Debra Williams, an independent author from Smithton in Tasmania, shares her passion for children’s literature and expressing this through her writing and creative puppetry. Debra’s works are published under the name Debra Clewer.
A colourful and creative post provided by various libraries to wrap up Term 3. Creative talent from adults and children abounds.