This tag houses some of my favorite illustrated and picture books written by Australian authors, illustrated by Australian artists or both.
Content Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that the following article contains images, names and voices of people who have died. Archie Roach’s family has given permission […]
“Took the Children Away” by Archie Roach is an anthem for the Stolen Generation Read More »
“For many refugees the alphabet represents the start of a new language and a new future, but Anisa’s alphabet is different” MidnightSun Publishing “A” is for Anisa Alidurahn, a young
“Anisa’s Alphabet” spells out the horrors of war Read More »
One Christmas Eve Grandpa takes Bella to Luna Park (in Melbourne, Australia). He hands her a silver coin to use on a ride. Bella looks at the roller-coaster, the ghost
“One Christmas Eve” is a delightful flight of fantasy Read More »
“The Snow Bear” tells the story of a close bond between Bruun, an Inuit Eskimo boy and a wild polar bear who comes into town in the autumn to feed
“The Snow Bear” tells of an unlikely friendship between boy and bear Read More »
It is strange, but just touching this baby makes me feel the world is a good place and all shall be well. Why this is, I cannot say. Margaret Wild
“Light The Lamps” illustrates the healing touch of a very special baby Read More »