Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan
I have adored Irish literature ever since I read the incredible Milkman by Anna Burns, which I would recommend to anyone. So when Claire Keegan was shortlisted for the Booker…
Literature
Sydney Writers’ Festival to be live-streamed on Coast
Highlights of the Sydney Writers’ Festival will be live-streamed free to Central Coast libraries on May 20 and 21, with the audience able to engage through Q&A sessions. The Live…
Book Review – The Thursday Murder Club and The Man Who Died Twice
Author: Richard Osman – Publisher: Penguin – Special offer this week – a two for one review! I purchased these books as a pair (looks like a third one will…
New mural inspires interest in literature
A new mural at Wadalba Community School is bringing the English syllabus to life. Featuring nods to beloved classics and modern favourites, such as Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Soul Surfer…
Who is the Reluctant Book Critic?
Have you ever wondered who it is hiding behind this book? Well, in case you missed the introduction of our Book Reviews at the beginning of this year, it all…
Author visits former school
Author and former student, Mr James Bedford visited St Philips Christian College senior school at Narara during the week commencing Monday, August 17. Mr Bedford attended the school as part…
Book Week celebrated at Copacabana
A book fair parade will be the highlight of Book Week celebrations at Copacabana Public School from Tuesday 25 to Thursday, August 27. “Students and staff dress up as their…
Book Week celebrated in two schools
Point Clare Public School is celebrating Book Week with a variety of activities. The public school will be visited by two illustrators in addition to holding a Book Character Parade,…