There’s an old saying that everyone has a book inside them just waiting to come out. If that is true, then the literature we encounter as a child must surely be deeply influential in the way we come to see ourselves as ‘authors’.
Jessica Marston talks about Ann Walkers' award winning book Mr Huff, and what a revelation it has been for the young students at her school.
In this week's blog, Maureen reflects on Children's Book Week 2016 and asks us to remember past years' celebrations!
Penny visits the Festival of Bright Ideas 2016 in Hobart and wonders about children's books and science.
Maureen talks about books that children should read by the age of 14, and asks for suggestions of ten books you think should be included in this list.
Lyndon tells us what's it's like to read the Harry Potter play
Attention all book lovers – CBCA Tasmanian Branch Inc. needs you! If you live in Tasmania and have a passion for children's literature this post is for you.
Jenni Connor reports on the forthcoming The Hidden Stories Forums - a significant cultural event that supports and celebrates Indigenous Literacy Day in Tasmania.
Do your recall a favourite book from childhood that has stayed with you over the years? Take a trip down memory lane with Johanna Baker-Dowdell as she recalls some familiar and special stories.
Two engaging new YA novels