Category - Australian Author / Illustrator

"Then, without warning, traditional Anangu life - grounded in the Dreaming, measured by the cycle of the seasons - was disrupted forever."

I first discovered Boori Monty Pryor three years ago via 'Maybe Tomorrow'. When I saw his name on 'Shake A Leg' I was eager to get it home and introduce it to my children.  This is an entertaining and educating read - a must have.

No Bears by Meg McKinlay and Leila Rudge is a gorgeously styled picture book capturing the oh so feisty determination of a little girl determined to have NO bears in her book!

A delightful addition to the Violet Mackerel series which I couldn't wait to get my hands on. The fear with any new addition to a much loved series is that it won't quite hit the same spot, however Anna Branford has really excelled with Personal Space, which seems to be growing in parallel to Violet's fans.

Full of alliterative, tongue-twisting, eye-catching fun Animalia by Graeme Base, first released in 1986, has now reached its 25th Anniversary. This wonderful Book App, launched to coincide with the anniversary, adds fantastic value to an already successful concept.

With 25th April 1915 as its starting point A Day to Remember charts the reason, the meaning and the validity of this day through to the present time and beyond ...

The Mark of the Wagarl is a new edition for 2012 based on a traditional story from the Nyoongar people of the south-west of Western Australia.

**Tuesday 24th April 2012 we launch our awesome Mother's Day Give away**  Anna Walker's I Love Easter featured highly in our Best Easter Books so when searching for Mother's Day delights My Book Corner returned to this author and were not disappointed.

** WIN this book, plus four others, AND an endota spa voucher worth $110 in our latest, greatest competition. ** This gorgeous picture book will entrance you from the moment you open the hard cover when you'll be engulfed by images of delicate flowers cascading towards you from the frangipani tree nestled behind. Set against a background of warm swirly reds and oranges these delightful hues echo the warm, heartening family relationships that are depicted within the pages of the Old Frangipani Tree at Flying Fish Point.

Wheelbarrow launched their second Book App on to the market in April 2012.  Filled with zany humour, The Wrong Book by Nick Bland has been thoughtfully adapted coping incredibly well with the transition from book to screen.