Ian Robertson Ian Robertson i(19949501 works by)
Gender: Male
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y separately published work icon Phoenix and Ralph Kambah : Writing With Light , 2023 26835736 2023 single work picture book children's 'As fires raged across the land, neighbours helped neighbours and prepared for what was to come. Afterwards, people did what they could for each other, grieving all that was lost. But nature is resilient, and people are kind and recovery gradually came about. Some people rebuilt their houses; others moved away. The birds returned, and eucalypts regrew. This book is an object of community memory, a lament for the human and natural losses caused by climate disasters like the Canberra firestorm of 2003 and the Australia-wide fires of the summer of 2019-2020. But it's also a song of thanks to our tireless emergency workers and strong communities. It's an homage to the magpies who returned to our suburbs with their glorious song. It's a plea to act on climate change. And it's a story of hope.' 

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2024 highly commended ACT Notable Awards ACT Literary Awards Children's Self-published
2024 shortlisted ACT Writing and Publishing Awards Childrens
y separately published work icon Charles the Gallery Dog Manly Vale : For Pity Sake Publishing , 2022 23829802 2022 single work picture book children's

'A plucky little dachshund finds a new way of being useful when his life suddenly changes. When the life you know and love is taken away from you, you can go under or adapt to change. Charles is a plucky little dachshund who has spent his life working in an art gallery until one day the government bans dogs from their premises. With the help of his human friends Marty and Bev, Charles learns that he can still be important and keep contributing to other people's happiness. A story for our times of courage, friendship and resilience.'(Publication summary)

2023 winner ACT Notable Awards ACT Literary Awards Children's Self-published
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