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MY HIROSHIMA: A Powerful True Story Of War, Survival And Hope – Book Review

MY HIROSHIMA: A Powerful True Story Of War, Survival And Hope – Book Review

by Dave Bradley | Jan 7, 2015 | Books, Reviews

Junko Morimoto (Lothian Children’s Books) 2014, 32pp, RRP $15.99 The Japanese-Australian Morimoto’s beautiful book, first published in 1987, is one of the few offerings in the realms of children’s literature about atomic warfare, and although shorter and simpler than,...
WOMBAT WENT A’ SURFING …With A Little Help From His Friends – Children’s Book Review

WOMBAT WENT A’ SURFING …With A Little Help From His Friends – Children’s Book Review

by Catherine Blanch | Sep 27, 2014 | Books, Reviews

Lachlan Creagh (Hachette/Lothian) 2014, RRP $14.99 It’s summertime and Wombat and his friends have gone to the beach for a holiday. Croc’s water-wise cousin, Salty, is teaching surfing to everyone – Emu, Koala, Goanna and Croc – and each of them is a natural. But...
BIG PET DAY: Dragons Are A Girl’s Best Friend – Children’s Book Review

BIG PET DAY: Dragons Are A Girl’s Best Friend – Children’s Book Review

by Catherine Blanch | Sep 25, 2014 | Books, Children's Books, Reviews

Lisa Shanahan (Hachette/Lothian) 2014, RRP $16.99 All the kids in Lily’s class are so excited. It’s Pet Day and each of them is allowed to bring their favourite pet for the big pet parade. There are all the usual suspects; an ex-circus pony, an undies-eating puppy, a...
MY GRUMPY DAY – Everybody Has One Now And Again – Children’s Book Review

MY GRUMPY DAY – Everybody Has One Now And Again – Children’s Book Review

by Catherine Blanch | Sep 10, 2014 | Books, Children's Books, Reviews

Felicity Gardner (Lothian/Hachette) 2014, 25pp, RRP $14.99 For some reason, not one that he can think of, Little Max the gorilla wakes up feeling really grumpy. He doesn’t want his favourite breakfast cereal, his friends’ games are just silly to him, and flying games...


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