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Most Referenced Works
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- Web Resource Sighted: 31/10/2018
Awards for Works
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Listen
Fitzroy
:
Wild Dog Books
,
2023
26515352
2023
single work
picture book
children's
'Listen.
And you will hear the voices of Ancestors.
Speaking to us.
Guiding us.
Leading us on the path to knowledge of culture, of Country.
To reconciliation.
Listen.
'Listen encourages the reader to reflect on the importance of listening and truth-telling in response to Australia's complex history. The poetic writing style creates a rich and respectful text, and the bright colours inject a sense of joy into a text that explores what is often a painful history. The use of traditional First Nations techniques reinforces the longevity and importance of a culture that has lived on Australian land for over 65,000 years.'(Publication summary)
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We Are Australians
Fitzroy
:
Wild Dog Books
,
2022
23669865
2022
single work
picture book
children's
'For those born in Australia, it’s easy to take citizenship and its responsibilities for granted. But there is much more to being an Australian citizen than having a passport and the right to vote.'
(Publication summary)
- 2023 shortlisted Educational Publishing Awards Australia — Primary — Educational Picture Book
- 2023 shortlisted The Wilderness Society Environment Award for Children's Literature — Non-Fiction
- 2023 shortlisted The Wilderness Society Environment Award for Children's Literature — Karajia Award
- 2023 shortlisted CBCA Book of the Year Awards — CBCA Award for New Illustrator
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Jelly-Boy
Newtown
:
Walker Books Australia
,
2020
17420319
2020
single work
picture book
children's
'An unconventional, every-kid picture book that has the potential to inspire the next generation of readers to protect our oceans.
'What happens when a jellyfish falls in love with a plastic bag she mistakes for a jelly-boy? Jelly-Boy is different. He is big and strong. And not as wobbly as the other Jelly-boys. By the time Jelly-Girl discovers the dangerous truth about her new friend, it may already be too late. This is an inventive approach to tackling a conservation issue that is plaguing our world: too much plastic in the ocean. Told in a kid-friendly and humorous way, this is a story with the potential to encourage dialogue around an important issue.'
Source: Publisher's blurb.
- 2021 CBCA Book of the Year Awards — Notable Book — Picture Books
- 2020 commended Whitley Awards
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