Felicity Marshall Felicity Marshall i(A56002 works by)
Born: Established: Western Australia, ;
Gender: Female
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Felicity Marshall grew up in Armadale, on the outskirts of Perth where she developed an enduring love of the Australian bush and its wildlife. As well as illustrating covers for children's books, she has taught art to children and worked in the library at Geelong Grammar and in the film industry. Based in Melbourne, Felicity has also travelled to the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Europe. 

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y separately published work icon Hello, Honey Bee Victoria : Propolis Publishing , 2018 14971677 2018 single work picture book children's

'Disaster strikes when the bees lose their home.They search high and low, and finally settle outside a beautiful palace. Can the Big Queen save Queen Bee and her family?

Hello, Honey Bee is a whimsical tale of friendship and understanding that explores the importance of bees in our daily lives. With vivid imagery and gentle prose, Hello, Honey Bee inspires children to care about wildlife and understand the connection between the food we eat and the creators that help to put food on our plate.'

Source: Publisher's blurb. 
2019 shortlisted Speech Pathology Australia Book of the Year Awards — Five to 8 Years
y separately published work icon Hello, Honey Bee Victoria : Propolis Publishing , 2018 14971677 2018 single work picture book children's

'Disaster strikes when the bees lose their home.They search high and low, and finally settle outside a beautiful palace. Can the Big Queen save Queen Bee and her family?

Hello, Honey Bee is a whimsical tale of friendship and understanding that explores the importance of bees in our daily lives. With vivid imagery and gentle prose, Hello, Honey Bee inspires children to care about wildlife and understand the connection between the food we eat and the creators that help to put food on our plate.'

Source: Publisher's blurb. 
2019 shortlisted Speech Pathology Australia Book of the Year Awards — Five to 8 Years
y separately published work icon Sage's Ark Fremantle : Sandcastle Books , 2000 Z844368 2000 single work picture book children's fantasy Orphaned and unable to speak, Sage lives with her aunt on a small island, caring for the local wildlife. A gift of magical paint brushes opens up an exciting new world for her, but adventure leads to danger when strangers stumble onto the island.
2001 shortlisted Western Australian Premier's Book Awards — Premier's Prize for Writing for Children
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