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Slam your poetry:write a revolution by Miles Merrill and Narcisa Nozica.

A poetry slam is also an artiface. It’s just a competition thrown over the top of a poetry reading. It […]

What a laugh! Have you ever considered how your foot really feels as it splashes in wet, cold mud? Or

Have you ever heard of the word Discombobulated? Have you ever tried to spell it or say it or even

Christmas has just passed and perhaps your house is now filled with excess toys and packaging. Over summer we have

Sick of books about bears? Is your library shelf piling up with bears eating honey? Bears going on walks or

Twelve Australian women who have shaped history and all from different eras and different walks of life. In the last

Have you ever wondered what to call a group of seals?otters? cows? Well wonder no more – this is the

Creativity seems to be a recurring theme at the moment – and I love creativity, it links in so many

What is a Bogtrotter you might ask? He is a delightful creature that lives in the bog – a gloomy,

There is more to a season than just a change in name or change in our clothes – but do

Out by Angela May George (Published by Scholastic Australia) is a sad yet heartwarming story about a young refugee girl who has

A forest by Marc Martin immediately captured my attention with the creatively painted forest on the front cover. The tiny