CBCA Tasmania blog

We’re moving into a world where ebooks are a common (and for some, preferred) format for reading. They’re convenient, portable,...

It’s obviously the time for overseas travels. Penny’s blog last week told of her learning French and her use of children’s books to imp...

We are about to embark upon the holiday of a lifetime which includes four weeks travelling around France. To this end, I have attended ...

Have you ever noticed how patchy our familiarity with trends becomes as we grow older?  Of course we are sentimentally attached to our own ...

I was recently invited to write a blog about the creative process of making my ereaders for children learning to read. It all started...

I don't know about you, but I just love a happy ending. Over the years I've read far too many books, including those for childr...

I was born in Tasmania more than sixty years ago and went to Princes Street Primary School.  There weren’t a lot of children living al...

A blurb probably isn’t as useful as we tend to think it is. My boss never used to read them, saying they “spoiled the story.” He woul...