STEM – Making Room For Girls

Originally posted on Alison D. Stegert:
? 11 October is Ada Lovelace Day, a commemoration the plucky Nineteenth Century woman who pioneered computer programming. Ada was the daughter of brooding poet Lord Byron. Ada’s mother, who feared her daughter would inherit some of her father’s flamboyant poetic tendencies, put Ada on a strict diet of…

Magic Fish Dreaming heads to Sacramento, United States

Originally posted on Magic Fish Dreaming:
June – day before reading at Riverbend and receiving the following message I presented “Magic Fish Dreaming” to the Courtyard Private School in Sacramento. They were thrilled and there was much discussion about the package. So many oohs and aahs could be heard in the administration offices. The posters…

From America

Originally posted on Magic Fish Dreaming:
“Thank you  for sending your beautiful new children’s book “Magic Fish Dreaming” all the way from Australia, signed by you and the illustrator. She said “oooooh,” which means five star review from her.  This book was lovely. The poems and the illustrations were beautiful. She was ooohing at the…

Reviews

Originally posted on Magic Fish Dreaming:
Our latest review went up at Reading Time the Children’s Book Council Association Blog (CBCA) on January 11th. “Helene Magisson’s gentle, whimsical water colour illustrations cleverly capture the essence and magic at the heart of this collection of poetry by June Perkins. Drawing from the natural world of northern Queensland,…