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'Glenda Millard is one of Australia's most accomplished and versatile authors, writing novels for children and young adults as well as picture books. ...'
'Pamela Freeman's evocative text and Liz Anelli's exquisite mixed media illustrations perfectly capture the wondrous natural phenomenon of Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre in South Australia as it come to life after flooding rains. ...'
'Written with the author's pre-school niece in mind, the short, literal text on each double-page spread of this evocative picture book illuminates the similarities between remembrance ceremonies and the military traditions that shape them. ...'
'Following closely the known facts about Don Bradman's life this brief introduction to the 'The Don' takes the reader from the famous early days when he practiced his batting by hitting the ball against the family water tank, ...'
'This engaging counting book for pre-schoolers is great to read aloud. The nonsense verse will delight children as they attempt to master the tongue twister words. ...'
'According to the verbal text, Dash is a pet dog with many characteristics similar to other dogs. Although he is not very well behaved at puppy school, he finally learns to sit and stay, ...'
(p. 26)
Gary : Review,single work review — Review of
GaryLeila Rudge,
2016single work children's fiction ;
'Any bird can find adventure is the catchphrase of Leila's Rudge's delightful picture book Gary. ...'
'Clarrie's Pig Day Out, a book all about language and language play, just begs to be read aloud. ...'
(p. 27)
[Review] : Chip,single work review — Review of
ChipKylie Howarth,
2016single work picture book ;
'Chip, the protagonist of Kylie Howarth's entertaining picture book is a funny seagull who loves eating chips, even though they make him feel a little sick. ...'
'Incredibilia is a gem of a picture book and is timely as it comes when so much emphasis has been placed on academic testing and here we have a writing team celebrating the pure joy of imaginative play. ...'
(p. 28)
[Review] Mrs Dog,single work review — Review of
Mrs DogJaneen Brian,
2016single work picture book ;
(p. 29)