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Tuesday, May 25, 2010

What a busy month it has been at Aussiereviews. We have added twenty new reviews over the past week, so if you are a looking for a great read, click on the following links.

  Picture Book Review:The Little Yellow Digger and The Bones, by Betty & Alan Gilderdale
Under the landslide.


Children's Book Review: Camelot, by Colin Thompson
A new series. 


Children's Book Review: Scratch Kitten and the Ghost Ship, by Jessica Green
A new adventure.  


  Children'sBook Review:The Tsunami Book, by Dr Gill Jolly
More than a tidal wave.
 

Picture Book Review: Pirate Peter and the Pig, by Simon Grant
A pet for a pirate. 


Children's Book Review: Pilot & Huxley and the Holiday Portal, by Dan McGuiness
Pilot and Huxley are back!  


Picture Book Review: Papa's Little Penguin, by Anna Pignataro
For Fathers' Day. 


Children's Book Review: Nanny Piggins and the Runaway Lion, by R. A. Spratt
New Nanny Piggins adventures. 


Young Adult Book Review: The Wrath of the Silver Wolf, by Simon Higgins
A new Moonshadow adventure. 


Children's Book Review: How to Draw Mythical Creatures, by Marc McBride
Create your own characters. 


Picture Book Review: Fairies, by Alison Maloney
All abouut fairies. 


Picture Book Review: Bear and Chook by the Sea, by Lisa Shanahan
A new Bear and Chook adventure. 


Children's Book Review: Battlefield, by Alan Tucker
One boy's war. 


Children's Book Review: Aussie Legends, by Tom Baddley
Some famous Australians.


YA Book Review: Dancing in the Dark, by Robyn Bavati
An absorbing tale about following your dreams. 


Book Review: Blood Moon, by Garry Disher
A wonderful crime fiction offering. 


Children's Book Review: Style Files, by Amanda Nicholls
The first in the Totally Stylin' series. 


Cook Book Review: The AWW Cooking School
Learning to cook Step-by-Step.


Picture Book Review: Itsy-Bitsy Babies, by Margaret Wild & Jan Ormerod
Ideal for cuddle time. 


Picture Book Review: Wibbly Wobbly Street, by Trudie Trewin
Whimsy and fun on every page. 


Children's Book Review: Duck for a Day, by Meg McKinlay
A novel to love.




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Saturday, October 24, 2009

New Reviews

Phew! What a busy day. I have been busy on a big update of Aussiereviews and have finally finsihed. There are twenty new reviews for your enjoyment. You can click on the links to peruse the ones you're interested in:

Children's Book Review: The Visconti House, by Elsbeth Edgar Reviewed by Sally Murphy
Solving a mystery brings two friends together.
Children's Book Review: Australian & World Records 2010 Reviewed by Calum Murphy
More than 250 amazing records.
Children's Book Review: Pilot and Huxley, by Dan McGuiness Reviewed by Claire Saxby
Hop aboard for a wild ride.
Graphic Novel Review: Captain Congo and the Maharaja’s Monkey, by Ruth Starke Reviewed by Claire Saxby
Captain Congo’s new adventure.
Children's Book Review: Dog Squad, by Meredith Costain Reviewed by Claire Saxby
A new Lightning Strikes novel.
Children's Book Review: the Locket of Dreams, by Belinda Murrell Reviewed by Claire Saxby
A gold link to the past.
Picture Book Review: I Love My Dad, by Anna Walker Reviewed by Claire Saxby
Ollie and his dad.
Children's Book Review: By the Picking of My Nose, by Martin Chatterton Reviewed by Claire Saxby
A wacky tale of Shakespeare's childhood.
Picture Book Review: Together, by Anna Pignataro Reviewed by Claire Saxby
Mother-child love.
Picture Book Review: Clem Always Could, by Sarah Watt Reviewed by Claire Saxby
Learning to swim.
Children's Book Review: Robot Riot, by Andy Griffiths Reviewed by Claire Saxby
A new 'Schooling Around' story.
YA Book Review: In the Shadow of the Palace, by Judith A Simpson Reviewed by Claire Saxby
An adventure in long-ago India.
Children's Book Review: The Smartest Dog of All, by Ian Horrocks Reviewed by Claire Saxby
A boy and his dog.
Children's Book Review: Pyro Watson and the Hidden Treasure, by Nette Hilton Reviewed by Claire Saxby
Adventures by the sea.
Book Review: Picnic at Hanging Rock, by Joan Lindsay Reviewed by Sally Murphy
Another Popular Penguin.
Book Review: Of a Boy, by Sonya HartnettReviewed by sally Murphy
A gently moving tale.
YA Book Review: The Immortal, by Michael Panckridge Reviewed by Sally Murphy
A gripping story.
Graphic Novel Review: Scarygirl, by Nathan Jurevicius Reviewed by Sally Murphy
Amazing.
Children's Book Review: Yikes! by Alison Lester Reviewed by sally Murphy
In Seven Wild Adventures Who Would You Be?
Children's Book Review: The Land of Mirthful, by Sally Morgan Reviewed by Sally Murphy
Book Two in the Stopwatch series.