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Thursday, 28 September 2023
Meet The Illustrator: Binny Talib
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Name: Binny Talib Describe your illustration style in ten words or less. Contemporary, Whimsical, quirky, nostalgic, pointy, stylized, grap...
Wednesday, 27 September 2023
Review: The Isabelle Stories Vol. 2 - Hurry Up, Harry
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The Isabelle Stories are a delightful look into Isabelle’s life in chapters. It is compiled of four stories that show the importance of l...
Review: Blair Moon: How To Be Cooler Than The Moon
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They say surprises are the spice of life. I say incongruous pairings are equally as stimulating. Blair Moon is both. This debut middle grad...
Tuesday, 26 September 2023
Guest Post: Ryan Abramowitz on Creating Elegy For An Elephant
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Join author illustrator, Ryan Abramowitz as he unpacks the artistic shapes of loss and love through animal allegory with the creating Eleg...
10 Quirky Questions with author/illustrator Jess Racklyeft
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1. What's your hidden talent? Growing wild (ok, messy) gardens! 2. Who is your favourite literary villain and why? It would have to be...
Monday, 25 September 2023
Review: Granbad
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Sometimes you have to do the wrong thing for the right reason. In this funny picture book adventure, sibling protagonists introduce us to th...
Review: I'm A Frog!
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From the award-winning author of Don’t Let The Pigeon Drive The Bus , comes I’m A Frog! – another Elephant and Piggie book that is chock-fu...
Friday, 22 September 2023
Review: Aggie Flea Is NOT A Liar
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Move over, Barbie - there’s a new girl rocking the pink all over town, and hers is fluoro! Meet Aggie Flea, whom you will immediately fall ...
Thursday, 21 September 2023
Review: Until the Road Ends
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After years of eking out an existence on the streets, Beau is saved from death by Peggy Alford. The rescue is life-changing for both anima...
Review: Cub And Brown
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Cub is a boy scout on camp - a young lad full of tips and hints for outdoor survival. He knows all about the sensible and necessary things i...
Wednesday, 20 September 2023
Review: Elegy For An Elephant
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Elegy For An Elephant is, quite simply, magnificent. The words. The illustrations. All of it. ‘Those who leave live on through our living...
Review: Uh-oh! Rabbit / Yippee! Rabbit
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Jo Ham has taken a deceptively simple concept, a rabbit in silhouette, and turned it into the Rabbit series of books for some of the younges...
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