Through Spirals and Stars, Kate Gordon revisits her own childhood experiences to create a new tale of friendship and coming of age.

Illustrator of Nobody Likes Monday, Amy Calautti, shares her love for children's books and experiences while creating unique and memorable characters loosely based on Norse Mythology.

From a dystopian future filled with corruption, Lynne Stringer tells a story of hope in Keeper of the Archives with a lesson on never judging a person by their appearance.

Novia Heroanto shares her illustration journey from childhood to collaborating on Dragon Guest Handbook authored by Jeanette Stampone.

Jeanette Stampone invites children and adults to welcome people from different cultures and ways of life through her fantastical story Dragon Guest Handbook.

Clinical psychologist Toni Lindsay draws on her experience with young people to write Everything Anxiety Ever Told You is a Lie, a guide to living with anxiety for young adults.

Illustrator of BrilliANT, Sandy Flett, outlines her creative process for bringing memorable, quirky characters to life for children to love and enjoy.

Written during a hard time in Matt Samuel's life, The Other Side of the Clouds explains the importance of accepting your emotions and believing there is always something special inside.

Rosi Ngwenya's childhood fascination in ants leads to her debut picture book, BrilliANT, a quirky 16-word tale with words only ending in 'ant'.

Tamlyn Teow, the illustrator of The Other Side of the Clouds by Matt Samuel, shares what she loves most about illustrating children's books and how she evokes emotion in readers.

With the fourth instalment of the Pepper Masalah series now released, Rosanne Hawke shares her creative process and personal experiences from Pepper and Zam's latest adventure.

Deborah Kelly shares how she drew on past generations' stories to craft The Doll Box, celebrating their power to inspire and heal.