Jane Dobbs, Customer Service Officer of Kingston LINC, shares the setting up of this memorable display at Kingston LINC and some of the personal stories it is generating. Worth a visit, especially on the 18th August to listen to Nan's daughter, Heather Chauncy.
Claire Stuckey, Children's and Young Adults' Librarian at Gosford City Library, shares a wonderful multicultural celebration of children's picture books in this week's post.
Tasmanian author Johanna Baker-Dowdell visits her son's classroom and inspires and leads the students into creating a wonderful story about a tiger and a puppet.
Check out this amazing poster for the film event at the State Cinema on the 16th August.
Helen Rothwell discusses how she engages the reluctant readers in her class.
A reflection on Nella Pickup's mainland excursion and literary experiences.
Robin Morrow, the national president of IBBY, debates the importance of children's literature in building empathy and cross-cultural understanding.
Penny Garnsworthy, our newsletter editor, recently returned from the UK where she visited Alnwick Castle and other places.
Tricia Scott shares her thoughts on book covers and their eye appeal. Warning readers - there is a phrase overload this week!
Lyndon Riggall discusses the importance of good quality books to bring us as close as possible to the daunting theatre of war.