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LoveOzYA Fantastic Escapes
At a time when we could all use a little extra escapism and enchantment, we asked you to vote for your favourite Oz YA fantasy reads.
Kay Kerr – ‘Please Don’t Hug Me’ digital launch Avid Reader
Join Kay Kerr on Zoom for the launch of her novel Please Don’t Hug Me. Erin is looking forward to schoolies, at least she thinks she…
#LoveOzYA Author Q&A With Belinda Crawford
Physics makes Belinda’s brain hurt, while quadratics cause her eyes to cross and any mention of probability equations will have her running for the door….
Invisible Boys Teaching Notes
Holden Sheppard’s multi-award-winning novel for young adults, Invisible Boys, explores what it is like to grow up gay in an insular regional community. Holden is…
#LoveOzYA Author Q&A With Rebecca Smee
Award winning author Rebecca Smee writes powerful, punchy fiction for teens and adults who have a fascination for dark and twisted fantasy. She is…
Love Oz YA in the Time of COVID-19
In her introduction to Begin, End, Begin: A #LoveOzYA Anthology, editor Danielle Binks writes, ‘Books are family. Books are community.’ And LoveOzYA fam, now is…
Love OzYA in the time of COVID-19
In her introduction to Begin, End, Begin: A #LoveOzYA Anthology, editor Danielle Binks writes, ‘Books are family. Books are community.’ And LoveOzYA fam, now is the…
Dancing Stones just released!
Fifteen-year-old Teya Mamani is no normal teenager. Her smart mouth hides the damage and chaos inside, and only her secret self-harming allows her any relief…
‘The Year the Maps Changed’ launch – Farrells in Mornington
TUESDAY 28 APRIL 6-8pm IN STORE Tickets: $5 Given Farrells enjoys a cameo mention in the book itself, we were delighted when local author Danielle…