From the blog: Reading Time and book reviews
Maureen Mann highlights the value of the freely available Reading Time and reviews four of her recent reads.
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From the Blog: Nan Chauncy Award
Patsy Jones outlines the range of events planned to celebrate the presentation of the Nan Chauncy Award in Tasmania throughout the year. Look out for these exciting and engaging opportunities to celebrate the legacy of this wonderful Tasmanian children's author.
From the blog: Engaging children in history
Penny shares her passion for writing history - for children and about children. Share some memorable historical discoveries made by children in this intriguing post that connects past and present.
From the blog: Connecting with stories
Seeing yourself in stories can have a profound impact on the reader. Richard considers this from both perspectives - as a positive or detrimental reading experience.
From the blog: Lu Rees Archives Part 2
Belle Alderman continues her fascinating account on the establishment, growth and maintenance of this significant resource on Australian children's literature.
From the blog: Belle Alderman explores the Nan Chauncy collection in the Lu Rees Archive
Join Belle and enjoy this fascinating written and visual account of Nan Chauncy, the archival collection and its significant contributors.
From the blog: A unique festival for the children's literature community
Susanne Gervay reports on an author's experience at the Bruny Island Festival of Children's Literature.
From the blog: Handy reference guide for ANZAC Day resources
Looking for ANZAC Day resources? You need go no further than Mud and blood and tears. Read Helen’s review and order a copy.
From the blog: New Year’s 'Reading Resolution' – Have you kept yours?
If your New Year’s Reading Resolution was to pick up some new books Nella reviews of new summer releases will get you sizzling.
Reading Time online
Reading Time online includes reviews and interviews with established and emerging authors and illustrators as well as reports from the CBCA judges.