Children’s Book Week Review – Words That Taste Like Home
Words That Taste Like Home is a heartfelt story for families navigating life between cultures.
Children’s Book Week Review – Words That Taste Like Home
Children’s Book Week
Children’s Book Week Review – The Garden of Broken Things
Children’s Book Week Review – The Garden of Broken Things
The garden of broken things by Freya Blackwood is included in this year's Shortlist for Picture Book of the Year. You can view the other titles...
Children’s Book Week Review – Don’t Worry, Felix
Children’s Book Week Review – Don’t Worry, Felix
Don't worry, Felix by Yohann Devezy is part of the Children’s Book Council of Australia’s Book of the Year Awards 2025 – Early Childhood Shortlist....
Children’s Book Week Review – Fluff Mess Up!
Children’s Book Week Review – Fluff Mess Up!
A review by Dylan POV: Dylan is an 8yr old fascinated by facts, sports & MinecraftWhen Gilbert and Fluff (and a fish) make a mess, they call in...
Children’s Book Week Review – I am a Magpie I am a Currawong
Children’s Book Week Review – I am a Magpie I am a Currawong
Children's Book Week Review - I am a Magpie I am a CurrawongI am a Magpie I am a Currawong by Bridget Farmer has been shortlisted for the Eve Pownall...
Children’s Book Week Review – Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Tooth Fairy (and Some Things You Didn’t)
Children’s Book Week Review – Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the Tooth Fairy (and Some Things You Didn’t)
This year Children's Book Week turns 80 and will run from 16th-23rd of August. The 2025 theme is Book an Adventure!“Every single minute, of every...