Celebrating Diversity: The Importance of Representing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in Children’s Literature In the world of children’s literature, repr...
The Value of NCACL’s Online Resources for Teachers Today I needed to find some Aboriginal children’s books about dogs. Not only that, I needed to find out some interesting in...
A Visit from the North Professor Gregory Bryan, University of Manitoba I am a professor of children’s literature in Canada. For the first part of this year, a study leave... Read...
Not Just English By Christopher Cheng NCACL Ambassador After more than 30 years, I feel very privileged to still be creating and publishing stories for children. Over those years I...
My Internship Featuring the Barrumbi Kids NITV Series By Sally Allen While undertaking my Masters of Education (Teacher Librarianship) at Charles Sturt University, I completed a te...
The case of disappearing reviews of children’s books By Dr Belle Alderman AM Director, National Centre for Australian Children’s Literature Inc There’s been a lot of talk rec...
Joy in Books by Joy Lawn During the thirty years that I’ve been an advocate for Australian children’s literature I’ve concluded my bio with the words, “I am fascinated by...
A Life in Children’s Books When I was young, in the 80s and 90s, I had the amazing gift of corresponding with many of Australia’s finest writers for children: Robin... Read mor...
The Longevity of Sticky tape! by Bob Graham This is my first Blog, so in my world I am stepping over another small threshold here. Forty years back my first... Read more...
NCACL’S May Gibbs Legacy Collection Tania McCartney Once upon a time, there lived a little girl who marvelled at the wonders of nature. She loved to sing and dance and... Read mo...
