Elizabeth Pulsford touches on memories of her grandfather and Australian life and legacy in her new picture book, Boots.

In Signal Erased, Adele Jones combines intricate science-fiction with compelling characters and relationships, revisiting familiar characters through a new lense.

In her new middle-grade novel, Jerry's Window, Y. K. Willemse uses humour to explore the challenges of family dynamics and the journey to belonging.

Rebecca Fraser shares the process of writing her new middle-grade novel, Jonty's Unicorn, and explores how sometimes the right thing to do can be the hardest.

In the latest instalment of the Aggie Flea series, Aggie Flea Steals the Show!, author Tania Ingram reflects on childhood experiences and encourages children to embrace their imagination.

In her interview about her latest picture book, My Heart, Katrina McKelvey explores the joys and challenges of motherhood while providing insights into her collaboration with illustrator Deb Hudson.

In the new addition to the Amanda Commander series, The Blues-day Tuesday, Coral Vass highlights the benefits of being kind when you feel insecure and overcomes the biggest challenges of writing a series.

With the upcoming release of Super Sloth 2, author Aleesah Darlison reflects on how the joyful creativity of this series compares with the emotional depth of her other works.

In A Room For Ryel, Emma Cameron effectively explores the intricacies of change and compromise within blended families.

While discussing her latest picture book, Nova's Missing Masterpiece, Brooke Graham offers insight into the personal and professional dynamics of writing children's books on mental health.

In their new book, Outlaw Girls, Emily Gale and Nova Weetman passionately delve into untold stories of female empowerment in history, crafting accessible and joyful historical fiction for young readers.