Rivertime
- 78 pages
- 3 hours of reading
A gentle and beautiful book about slowing down and growing up, set on Australia's Glenelg River and featuring a ten-year-old boy and his uncle. Ages 8-12.
Trace Balla Books
Trace Balla finds creative inspiration in nature, cycling, dancing, and gardening, often channeling these experiences into her work. She delights in illustrating and writing songs and stories, aiming to spark creativity and environmental consciousness in others. Her artistic background spans illustration, community arts, and art therapy, providing a rich foundation for her unique storytelling approach.
Rockhopping
- 80 pages
- 3 hours of reading
Embark on a whimsical journey with Clancy and Uncle Egg as they explore Gariwerd (the Grampians) in search of the Glenelg River's source. This adventure highlights the theme of following one's path and discovering the surprises that come along the way, emphasizing the beauty of exploration and the joy of unexpected experiences.
Set against the backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic, this graphic novella explores a family's journey to discover what truly matters in life. Its heartfelt narrative resonates with readers of all ages, providing warmth and inspiration during challenging times. The book also includes teacher notes and activities, making it a valuable resource for educational settings.
A young girl's nature diary is a joyful journey of discovery. From the multi- award-winning creator of Rivertime and Rockhopping comes another celebration of the world around us.
A story for the very young about loss and the everlasting power of love. From the maker of Rivertime.
A story about gratitude, community and eating locally, from a bestselling picture-book maker.