Tohby Riddle is an Australian cartoonist and picture-book creator whose work often explores the world around us through engaging illustrations and text. His unique style and ability to captivate young readers make him a distinctive storyteller. Riddle's contributions to children's literature are marked by a blend of artistic talent and thoughtful narrative.
Celebrating its 10th anniversary, this shortlisted book has garnered significant acclaim for its compelling narrative and engaging themes. It explores intricate characters and their journeys, offering profound insights into human experiences. The anniversary edition highlights the impact the book has had over the years, making it a must-read for both new and returning readers.
A delightful story that celebrates the wonders of the Moon, the curiosity of cats and the precious beauty of Earth.
The book explores the enigmatic phenomenon of the "yahoo" or hairy man, a figure that captivated colonial Australian newspapers during the early European settlement. Through historical accounts and cultural insights, it delves into the significance of these stories within the context of Australian identity and Indigenous perspectives. Highlighting the collaborative nature of storytelling, it emphasizes that these narratives belong to the collective heritage of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians, as expressed by Ngiyampaa Elder Peter Williams.
The hilarious story about a smelly bug whose unique talent saves the day.
An ordinary life takes a turn for the extraordinary when Milo, a parcel delivery dog, has a falling out with his friend Snombo. Following a bizarre storm that disrupts his world, Milo embarks on a remarkable journey filled with challenges and adventures as he seeks to reunite with his friends. This story explores themes of friendship, resilience, and the unexpected twists that can arise in everyday life.
A breathtakingly beautiful book which, like Shaun Tan's The Arrival , will move and delight readers of all ages. 'Reading this book is like being quietly ushered into another dimension by winged strangers, a place beyond the tread of normal earth-bound language. For ages 12+