
In 2025, I read 23 books that were written by two or more authors, or that were anthologies. These books crossed into all the other categories: men, women, Australian, non-Australian, LGBTQIA, Disabled, children’s and young adult. There were all sorts of things here too, from picture books, novels, and non-fiction. There were some very good books in here, and they also highlighted the diverse talent and styles we have in Australia.
I write roundups that are broad and focused, and split them into men, women, Australian, non-Australian, children’s, young adult, adult, LGBTQIA, Disabled and co-authored books. There is also a post with everything and a summary at the end. So if people want to look at something in particular, they can.
- Square Me, Round World: Stories of Growing Up in a World Not Built for You by Chelsea Luker and Eliza Fricker
- A Good Kind of Trouble by Brooke Blurton and Melanie Saward
- Parrot Palace by Susanne Gervay, Pooja Mathur and illustrated by Sarah Tabassum
- Spirit of the Crocodile by Aaron Fa’aoso and Michelle Scott Tucker with Lyn White
- Bin Chicken Goes for Gold by Kate and Jol Temple, illustrated by Ronojoy Ghosh
- Stories from Magic Beach by Alison Lester and Robert Connolly
- Frog Squad: Sink or Swim by Kate and Jol Temple, illustrated by Shiloh Gordon
- Our Dance by Jacinta Daniher and Taylor Hampton, illustrated by Janelle Burger
- Wait Here by Lucy Nelson
- Somewhere Lost by Just Write for Kids and Friends
- Lady’s Knight by Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner
- Bin Chicken Lights Up the Night by Kate and Jol Temple, illustrated by Ronojoy Ghosh
- How Big Is Love? By Carl Merrison and Hakea Hustler, illustrated by Jade Goodwin
- Miss Caroline Bingley, Private Detective by Kelly Gardiner and Sharmini Kumar
- Mega Rich Guinea Pigs by Kate and Jol Temple
- Worst Pets Ever: Locked Up by Eva Amores and Matt Cosgrove
- Where Would You Go by Alison Lester and Jane Godwin and the children at Yalingu Yirramboi – the Royal Children’s Hospital School
- Whatever the Weather, We’re In This Together by Jessica Braithwaite and Rebecca Ralfe, art by Laura Bee
- This is Us: Essential Poems for Young People by Libby Hathorn and Jude Fell, illustrated by Tull Suwannakit
- The Official Agatha Christie Detectives Club: 50 Mystery Puzzles for Children by Agatha Christie Ltd, Dr Gareth Moore, Laura Jayne Ayres
- Someone Like Me: An Anthology of Non-Fiction by Autistic Writers edited by Clem Bastow and Jo Case
- Underdog: #LoveOzYA Short Stories edited by Tobias Madden
- Victorian Fairytales edited by Michael Newton
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