September, 2008
Amelia Ellicott's chickens aren't just ordinary chickens...
Amelia Ellicott's chickens aren't just ordinary chickens...
Year 4 students from Marsden Primary School in September 2008 performing a play of my picture book Amelia Ellicott's Garden.The whole school performed the play from pre-school to year 6.
Artwork from The Stone Elephant, The Shy Mala and Heipparallaa!
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March, 2009
coming up CBC WA Branch, A NIGHT WITH OUR STARS, Thursday March 5th 2009, Westbooks Children's Book Centre. For details go to CBC
coming up CBC WA Branch, A NIGHT WITH OUR STARS, Thursday March 5th 2009, Westbooks Children's Book Centre. For details go to CBC
September, 2009
Author visit to Geraldton Library on Wednesday 3rd September. If you want to find out more about the visit go to the following BLOG.
Thanks Liliana
Author visit to Geraldton Library on Wednesday 3rd September. If you want to find out more about the visit go to the following BLOG.
Thanks Liliana
April 2010 working on my new book
The Garden Dwellers; a botanical journal.A children's novel with ink and watercolour illustrations about a group of little people called The Garden Dwellers. Here are two illustrations of Trood, a little Y fairy who is always asking questions. She was so self involved she ran away from home, when she came back her family were gone. She is also very fond of spying.
The Garden Dwellers; a botanical journal.A children's novel with ink and watercolour illustrations about a group of little people called The Garden Dwellers. Here are two illustrations of Trood, a little Y fairy who is always asking questions. She was so self involved she ran away from home, when she came back her family were gone. She is also very fond of spying.
Hand Me Down is a notemaker who makes tunes for all the creatures and plants in the garden. Here he is hard at work in the apple tree
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Students at Karalundi with artwork made during visit October 2010