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25.01.2022 Always a thrill to receive a new book from the printer. Here's Abbie with Mindcull by Katherine Canobi. It's already received a 4.5 star review from #booksandpublishing.

25.01.2022 We published George Ivanoff's first books back in 2009. As we all know he's now a mega star with Penguin/Random House. However, here's your chance to see where George started his illustrious career! And who better to launch the books than Katherine Canobi, author of Mindcull.

24.01.2022 Katherine Canobi, author of Mindcull, interviewed at 3CR. Skip to the 13:51 mark: https://tinyurl.com/y2zfugf9

24.01.2022 Pop into Robinsons if you're in Melbourne on May 30!

23.01.2022 Friends are welcome to join us at Ford HQ to celebrate the dual launch of Morphing Murphy by Robert Favretto and Tull Suwannakit and The Dingle Dangle Jungle by Mark Carthew and Dave Atze. Books will be launched by the phenomenal Michelle Nye. See invitation for details.

21.01.2022 Get creative while social isolating. Write stories and poems, or art media of your choice. ENTER HERE https://www.childrenscharity.com.au/

20.01.2022 Big night coming up!

20.01.2022 Very much looking forward to Tabitha being out in the world and in celebration I would love it if you could help me spread the the word across social media. As ...a thank you I will pop you in the running to win one of 3 cute Tabitha Bunnies. If you pre-order a book before 2nd August you will also go into the draw. There are 3 ways you can do this. 1. Email me at [email protected] (especially if you'd like it signed) 2. Purchase from Booktopia and email me with proof of purchase. 3. Order from the Larrikin House site and again email me with proof of purchase. Thanks again so much for all of your support.

18.01.2022 This speaks for itself. It's a must have!

17.01.2022 Kids are amazing! They find the joy in each day, doesnt matter what happens! Play matters. Sickness loses! Loved Larrikin Puppets storytime of Gracie & Josh.... Illustrated by Serena Geddes published Ford Street Publishing, endorsed by the beautiful inclusive Variety - the Children's Charity Australia who support diversity, special needs kids & families. Picture books reach kids with story and hope!!!! Storytime is every Thursday at 10 am - but you can play it anytime from Larrikin Puppets facebook. My favourite puppet is Scrambles, the red monster. The storyteller Elissa Jenkins is gorgeous. Hazel Edwards SCBWI Australia East & New Zealand The Children's Hospital at Westmead Sharon Rundle Early Childhood Educator Network Australia (ECENA) ACEL (Australian Council for Educational Leaders) The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art Creative Kids Tales Network Children's Book Council of Australia - NSW Branch The Children's Bookshop

16.01.2022 DC Greens Dragon Apocalypse receives a great review at: http://readingtime.com.au/dragon-apocalypse-city-of-monste/

15.01.2022 So this is just a screen shot as I had a bit of trouble sharing the post but this is our wonderful publishing company for our book Frankie Goes To Kindergarten.... We are so excited to be working with Ford Street Publishing. Marjory Gardner is our fantastic illustrator. Please check out and like Ford Street Publishings Facebook Page.

15.01.2022 'Five on Friday' is BACK tomorrow at 4pm. I have some great books to share this week for both you AND the kids - see you back here live tomorrow for all the det...ails. Links to read more and purchase below. . 'Scribbly Gum Secrets' by Dannika Patterson & Megan Forward: Ford Street Publishing - https://bit.ly/2VdjCV2 'What Stars Are Made Of' by Sarah Allen: Penguin Books Australia - https://bit.ly/3bcKxWX 'How to Grow a Family Tree' by Eliza Henry Jones: HarperCollins Books Australia - https://bit.ly/2K5FHi8 'Phosphorescence' by Julia Baird: HarperCollins Books Australia - https://bit.ly/3a8Nt5z 'The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and the Horse' by Charlie Mackesy: Penguin Books Australia - https://bit.ly/2RIEwt4 See more

15.01.2022 Time to order your copies

14.01.2022 GRACES MYSTERY SEED, written by Juliet M Sampson and illustrated by Karen Erasmus. What a lovely picture book. A gentle, delightful story about a young girl a...nd the mysterious seed she plants in her neighbours garden. What will the plant be? I reckon this book would be great for encouraging a childs interest in gardening and the miracles of nature. Loved it! [ Ford Street Publishing ] See more

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13.01.2022 We still have great authors/illustrators available for Book Week!

13.01.2022 Looking for a suggestion for your next read? Check out my review of Mindcull By K H Canobi published by Paul Collins @ Ford St Publishing. Join me at Goodreads or subscribe to the Dream Big ... Read Often blog. http://melissawray.blogspot.com//book-review-mindcull-by-k

13.01.2022 Australia's wonderful Authors and Illustrators Create Awesome books

11.01.2022 Have you ever wondered who leaves the scribbles on the Scribbly gum trees? Today Ruth will share the secret with us. This week's challenge - It's time to go out...side and explore the trees in your backyard. Is the bark rough or smooth? Take a photo of the bark or create a crayon bark rubbing to share on Thursday for our kids only share day. See more

11.01.2022 Purchase your copies [email protected]

10.01.2022 Meredith Costain, Producer! Here's Meredith's first attempt at a trailer :-). It's for my latest book, James Gong: The Big Hit, available from all good bookstor...es :-). Thanks to Hybrid Publishers who published my first YA novel back in 1995. How that time flies! As Michael Hyde says, "share, share, Share!" :-) See more

08.01.2022 I guess it's official. Ford Street publishes diverse books :-). See Ready, Steady, Hatch in the bottom left and My Dog Socks in the bottom right. (From an article in The Conversation about needing more diverse books in the classroom.)

08.01.2022 Gotta love the reviews Pippa is receiving.

08.01.2022 Updated Social Isolating doesn't mean boredome. In your spare time use your creative minds by writing stories/poems, or coming up with creative photography in the backyard and even computer media. Get the paints out and do it outside. ... Vitamin D is important and especially as we head into the cooler months. We always go away, and so do some of you. But you can still pretend you are away. Go outside and pitch a tent or move the caravan into the backyard. Set it up with a bbq, and play board games and FaceTime your family & friends. Four entries maximum per student is the usual. But we will accept up to 12 entries. Get creative

07.01.2022 Do you have a child aged between 10-12 who would like to review books relating to science and medicine? The reviews will be placed on the Wild Dingo Press website and in the OzKidsInPrint Magazine. Checkout the books on their website. You get to see and read them, before they are released to the public, and your copy is free. The first to reply gets the job and the books to keep.

07.01.2022 ATTENTION all budding Writers and book worms. Visit the Fitzroy Writer's Festival tomorrow.

06.01.2022 This weekend marks the 20 Year Anniversary of the Australia Children's Literary Awards, which later included the Arts Awards. Thank you Rob Leonard, for the vision you had, in creating a place for students to show their talents and have their work published. Thank you to everyone behind the scenes, including Linda our website designer and videographer. To Frank who works his magic with the documents I send him, that then become the colourful publications showcasing Australia'...s talented students. We thank our wonderful Authors and Illustrators, who travel to schools around the Country, encouraging and teaching the students to write and draw. KEEP ON WRITING..... and creating amazing art

06.01.2022 Something for the kids to watch. That is fun and entertaining

06.01.2022 Congratulations Tahlia Stanton on being featured in the Sydney Morning Herald Culture pages. You are an inspiration to many young artists. We wish you every success - from all of us at CCN and patrons. Winner of Children’s Charity Arts Awards 2015,2026 & 2017. Marjorie Gardener read this article and shared with us. ... https://www.smh.com.au//watching-art-in-the-act-of-creatio

05.01.2022 Great work everyone

05.01.2022 Word is spreading :-)

03.01.2022 More great works by our wonderful Authors & Illustrators. Christmas is not far off (at the rate this year is disappearing)

02.01.2022 Little Fur by Isobelle Carmody is Out and About!

01.01.2022 Great to see some of our books getting short-listed!

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