Laura Hughes Laura Hughes i(A142475 works by)
Gender: Female
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1 y separately published work icon Curly Girly Amanda Tarlau , Laura Hughes (illustrator), Gosford : Scholastic Australia , 2014 7748791 2014 single work picture book children's

'Sophie has more than her fair share of wild, wooly curls. All she wants is to have straight hair like her friend - but everything Sophie tries to change her hair just makes it more unmanageable! What's a curly girly to do?' (Publication summary)
1 1 y separately published work icon Jellybean Goes to School Margaret Roc , Laura Hughes (illustrator), Sydney : Tamarind , 2013 8726491 2013 single work picture book children's

'Jellybean is a little girl longing to learn about the world and make friends. But is she ready to leave Mum behind and start school? At first Jellybean is nervous, but her new teacher brings magic into the classroom. And Jellybean's imagination brings her new surroundings to life in many wild and wonderful ways.' (Publication summary)
1 1 Pond Thomas Browne , Laura Hughes , Clare Phillips , 2011 single work drama 'There is no current to pull us, we can float in this glitch in time. There is nothing we need that we can't get or make or become. We don't need anyone else. We are linked. We are the link. Just us. Just here. Now. Pond looks into a house where the inhabitants never leave. The internet is their lifeline, their only connection to the outside world. The two people build a new nature, a new environment to observe and use and nurture. Technology is nature, and nature is technology. Two people can be intrinsically, irrevocably linked. Still waters run deep.' Source: www.grittheatre.com/pond (Sighted 28/09/2011).
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