Good Reading Magazine Articles

Millie Mak 3 A green and yellow cover with a young girl with red hair covered in material. She is surrounded by craft materials and projects with blue and orange text above her and white text below her. The text reads Millie Mak Makes her Mark by Alice Pung and Sher Rill Ng.
There’s a Prawn in Parliament House An illustrated cover with Parliament House, a dog, and photo of Annabel Crabb. Yellow and red text says There’s a Prawn in Parliament House: The Kid’s Guide to Australia’s Amazing Democracy by Annabel Crabb. A prawn is at the top of the book.
Flip
A denim background with a compass and shadows, and a coin in yellow around white text that says Flip. There are dark blue houses and caravans, and yellow text says Rebecca Fraser.
Gloam

A blueish-green cover with an old willow tree that has a house in the middle under white and grey text. The text says Gloam and Jack MacKay. There is a young girl in neutral tones at the foot of the tree. The cover is mostly white, greys, browns and blueish green.
Brown earth surrounded by green leaves with sticks and leaves making up the title Earth Speak. The rest of the text is in white.
A sea with lots of animals in it, with boats bobbing on top near a beach. White and red text is above the boat that says Stories from Magic Beach by Alison Lester and Robert Connolly.
a book cover dragon under a tree being climbed by an ancient Greek reading for a cake with colourful writing that says Epically Good Greek Myths.
A book with an orange and yellow cover with reptiles and black and red text that is embossed and foil. I has an orange background with a yellow sun surrounded by colourful reptiles. The sun has read and black text that says Caution: The Book Contains Deadly Reptiles. The orange top covern has yellow and black text that says Corey Tutt. Art by Ben Williams.
A green cover with neon pink and green text around two shadowy figures.
A pink background with two people in shades of purple going to kiss. One is a vampire. The title and the author's name are in white text. The Sweetness Between Us by Sarah Winifred Searle

April 2012 – Tumbling Down Oxford’s Rabbit Hole

An article I wrote about my travels to Oxford that had a literary bent to it, and the exploration of key literary sites in Oxford.