Lighthouse Girl
Created by Dianne Wolfer & Brian Simmonds Fremantle Press 2010 Teaching notes Teaching activity Reviewed by Margarite Igras This prolific award- winning Australian author has written over 27 books for both…
Meet the Author: Jackie French
by Mia Macrossan Jackie French AM is an Australian author, historian, ecologist and honourary wombat (part time); 2014–15 Australian Children’ Laureate; and 2015 Senior Australian of the Year. Instead of…
Shapes of Love
By L V Peñalba Penguin 2026 Reviewed by Alison McCaffrey Who says love needs to be two people, joined forever in emotional and physical intimacy? Who says love means romance…
The Epically Awesome Odyssey, as told by Nanny Piggins
By R A Spratt Penguin 2026 Reviewed by Mia Macrossan R.A Spratt is a prolific author in the junior fiction and middle grade space, with numerous best-selling books in the Nanny…
My Spinning Anxious Brain
By Dani Vee & Ruth-Mary Smith Larrikin Press 2026 Reviewed by Margarite Igras Australian author, podcaster, and former teacher, Dani Vee, has used her experiences as someone with ADHD, to…
Some Books About Fathers
by Mia Macrossan Every year just in time for Father’s Day books about Dads in all their various guises come out. Here are three that you might enjoy. Happy Father’s…
Together, Right Now
By Olga Fadeeva Blue Dot Kids 2026 Reviewed by Mia Macrossan Olga Fadeeva is an award winning creator of challenging picture books for children, based in St Petersburg and here…
Pterosaurs of the the Desert Ocean
By Andrew Plant CSIRO Publishing 2026 Teacher Notes Reviewed by Mia Macrossan Andrew Plant trained as a zoologist, but has been an illustrator and author for over 30 years. In…
Tiki and Jill and the Great Australian Camel Race
Written by Kate Simpson & Jill Colwell Illustrated by Craig Smith A & U Children 2026 Teaching resources Reviewed by Mia Macrossan This is a splendid real life story beautifully…
The Photographer
By Mark Rafidi & Paul O’Sullivan Hawkeye Publishing 2026 Reviewed by Mia Macrossan Mark Rafidi comes from mixed heritage and his stories explore identity, belonging, and the intricacies of Australian…
I’m Not Afraid of Spiders
By Caitlin Henderson & Annie Henderson CSIRO Publishing 2026 Reviewed by Mia Macrossan A book about Australian spiders told by sisters Caitlin (words) and Annie (pictures). Told in verse and…
Last Bat of the Night
By David Gullan & Samantha Metcalfe CSIRO Publishing 2026 Reviewed by Mia Macrossan David Gullan is a primary school teacher, whose love of Australian wildlife has found expression in writing…
Where the Heart Is
By Shirley Marr & Michael Speechley Walker Books, 2026 Reviewed by Barbara Braxton Mouse lives in a barley field as big as the entire world, but as the seasons turn, the…
The Cat Wants Custard
By P Crumble & Lucinda Gifford Larrikin House 2026 Reviewed by Zewlan Moor Kevin the Cat has a hankering for custard. He really, really wants it, and turns his nose…
This is Where We Say Goodbye
By Howard McKenzie-Murray Fremantle Press 2026 Reviewed by Alison McCaffrey Ditching her roommate to hang out in the laundromat (without any clothes to wash, mind you) isn’t how Maud had…
This Stays Between Us
By Margot McGovern Penguin 2026 Reviewed by Alison McCaffrey This Stays Between Us is a creepy horror throwback to the 90s and 00s era that does not disappoint. The second…
Max and the Haircut
Written and illustrated by Samareh Azadi Otter Barry Books 2026 Reviewed by Dimity Powell One of the most seemingly benign ‘firsts’ a parent and their child have to face –…
Meet the Author: Suzanne Leal
By Mia Macrossan Suzanne Leal is the author of novels The Watchful Wife, The Teacher’s Secret and The Deceptions, winner of the Nib People’s Choice Prize. Her novel for middle-grade readers, Running with Ivan, is on the…
Starfish Can’t Ride Bikes
By Jess Horn & Mo Davey Larrikin House, September 2026 Reviewed by Lara Cain Gray Jess Horn is a neurodivergent author and former speech pathologist whose picture books focus on…
Ben’s Library
By Amani Uduman & Joanna Bartel New Frontier Publishing, 2026 Teacher Notes Reviewed by Lara Cain Gray Ben’s Library is a sweet celebration of books, libraries, and the reading communities…
The Boy Who Lost His Laugh
By Dimity Powell & Heidi Cooper Smith EK Books 2026 Reviewed by Zewlan Moor Dimity Powell and EK Books have a track record of creating evocative, multi-layered picture books on…
Bella Grows a Bicycle
Written Lellie Lopter & illustrated by Chiara Franceschetti Five Mile Press 2026 Reviewed by Sandy Driessens Bella wants a bicycle – but her birthday is months away! ‘Bikes are expensive,’…
Once Upon Tomorrow
By Karen Comer Lothian Children’s Books 2026 Reviewed by Dimity Powell Verse novels possess a certain magic that levels up emotion and crystalises conception. Award-winning Aussie author, Karen Comer’s Once Upon…
Scare B’n’B
By Catherine Doyle Illustrations by Rachael Dean Bloomsbury Childrens Books Reviewed by Mia Macrossan Catherine Doyle is an Irish writer of fantastic fantasy adventures for young readers. Her novels include…
Cleopatra: The Girl Who Would Be King (Heroes in the Ancient World, #1)
By Jackie French HarperCollins Classroom resource Reviewed by Mia Macrossan Our national treasure Jackie French styles herself as ‘author, ecologist, historian, dyslexic and honorary wombat’. She must be one of…
The Embarrassing Confessions of Gracie Sparks
By Fiona Harris Affirm Press Reviewed by Lauren Spencer Fiona Harris is an author, scriptwriter, and actor who has worked in publishing, television, and theatre. She has published many books…
Turtle Tears
By Megan Albany & Paul Seden Reviewed by Barbara Braxton Magabala Books, 2026 “Ever since Pop died, my Nan won’t stop crying.” Morning, noon and night the tears flow –…
The Witch Who Couldn’t Spell
Written by Jess Galatola & illustrated by Lu Baker Larrikin House 2026 Reviewed by Sandy Driessens “Wanda Spelled is a little witch with a BIG problem. At Spell Bright Academy,…
Golden*
*A StoryLinks starred review indicating a book of exceptional literary merit. By Jade Timms Text Publishing 2025 Reviewed by Alison McCaffrey Every now and then, I finish the last page…
Detective Beans & the Map of Mystery
By Li Chen Penguin 2026 Reviewed by Mia Macrossan Li Chen was born in Beijing, China, and moved to New Zealand when she was five. Detective Beans and the Case…

