Amanda and Her Alligator
Filled with subtle humour, endearing characters and a peculiar charm all of its own –
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Goodnight Moon
Read more: Goodnight MoonA must for My Book Corner, Goodnight Moon written by Margaret Wise Brown is a classic, gentle bedtime story for the very young – perfect for establishing that bedtime routine and ideal for those who are just beginning to speak their first words. A softly rhyming story which begins in the “great green room” with a…
You and Me: Our Place
Read more: You and Me: Our PlaceThe front cover says it all – vibrant, mesmerising illustrations – capturing a glimpse of Australian culture.
Chris Haughton
Read more: Chris HaughtonChris Haughton, winner of the Book Trust Best New Illustrator Award 2011, is the author and illustrator of A Bit Lost, Oh No, George! & Shh! We Have A Plan. Chris has a unique style and a wry sense of humour that kids just get. We are delighted to have Chris here at My Book Corner…
Oh No, George!
Read more: Oh No, George!Oh No, George! by the award winning illustrator and author, Chris Haughton.
A Bit Lost
Read more: A Bit LostWe are certainly judging this book by its cover – it looks awesome. Chris Haughton’s A Bit Lost has attracted LOTS of attention – notably being the first book to win both Bisto Children’s Book of the Year and the Ellis Dillon Award. This picture book begins with a clever half page flap, which the kids…
Author & Illustrator Interview: Steve Antony
Read more: Author & Illustrator Interview: Steve AntonySteve Antony, author and illustrator of such divine picture books as Betty Goes Bananas, Please Mr Panda & The Queen’s Hat is here to share a sneak peek at his next creation, and tell us who inspired Betty!
Where The Wild Things Are
Read more: Where The Wild Things AreMaurice Sendak’s Where The Wild Things Are is classic in the true sense of the word.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar
Read more: The Very Hungry Caterpillar“pop” the little caterpillar hatches from his egg and goes on the search for something to fill his tummy.
A Sick Day for Amos McGee
Read more: A Sick Day for Amos McGeeA Sick Day for Amos McGee is a gentle tale filled with old fashioned charm.
I often hope to find interviews with Margaret Wild who fascinates me and whose work I adore. Thoroughly enjoyed this…