Fabish (2016)
Written by Neridah McMullin
Published by Allen and Unwin
Bob the Railway Dog (2015)
Written by Corinne Fenton
Published by Black Dog Books
Lucas and Jack (2013)
Written by Ellie Royce
Published by Working Title Press
Sam the Cat (2012)
Written by Sam Bowring
Published by Working Title Press
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Show Day (2012)
Written by Penny Matthews
Published by Omnibus Books /Scholastic
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My Country (2010)
Witten by Dorothea Mackellar
Published by Omnibus Books/ Scholastic |
There’s a Goat in My Coat (2010)
Written by Rosemary Milne
Published by Allen and Unwin |
Minister for Traffic Lights (2008)
Written by Tony Wilson
Published by Hachette |
Katie and Cleo Move In (2007)
Written by Catherine Jinks
Published by Penguin/ Viking |
Pip and the Convict (2005)
Written by Nigel Gray
Published by Cygnet Books |
On Our Way To The Beach (2004)
Written by Sofie Laguna
Published by Omnibus Books/ Scholastic |
Reggie Queen of the Street (2003)
Written by Margaret Barbalet
Published by Penguin/ VikingHonour Book – Book of the Year: Early Childhood Shortlisted – Picture Book of the Year Children’s Book Council Awards |
A Year On Our Farm (2002)
Written by Penny Matthews
Published by Omnibus Books/ ScholasticWinner – Book of the Year: Early Childhood Honour Book – Picture Book of the Year Children’s Book Council Awards |
Oliver Twist Finds A Home (2002)
Written by Nigel Gray
Published by Cygnet Books |
Squeak Street (2002)
Written by Emily Rodda
Published by Working Title Press |
My Dog (2001)
Written by John Heffernan
Published by Margaret Hamilton Books/ ScholasticWinner – Book of the Year: Younger Readers Honour Book – Picture Book of the Year Children’s Book Council Awards |
You’ll Wake The Baby (2000)
Written by Catherine Jinks
Published by Penguin BooksWinner – Book of the Year: Early Childhood Children’s Book Council Awards Winner – Picture Book and Younger Readers Australian Family Therapists’ Awards for Children’s Literature |
Little Bat (1999)
Written by Tania Cox
Published by Working Title Press |
Where Do You Hide Two Elephants (1998)
Written by Emily Rodda
Published by Gareth Stevens Publishing |
Highway (1997)
Written by Nadia Wheatley
Published by Omnibus Books/ ScholasticHonour Book: Picture Book of the Year Children’s Book Council Awards |
Mr Biffy’s Battle (1997)
Written by Richard Tulloch
Published by Puffin Books |
Switch Cat (1994)
Witten by Garry Disher
Published by Ticknor and Fields |
Victoria’s Market (1992)
Written by Nan McNab
Published by Allen and Unwin |
The Little Half Chick (1989)Retold by Brenda Parkes
Published by Oxford University Press |
Books for Older Children Illustrated by Andrew McLean
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Crusher Kev, by Penny Matthews (2011)
Dog Gone, by Carole Poustie (2010) Fool’s Gold, by Margaret Clark (2010) The Lion Drummer, by Gabrielle Wang (2008) Squeek Street Series by Emily Rodda (2005-2006):
Bartlett and the Island of Kings, by Odo Hirsch (2003) |
Show and Tell, by Bruce Dawe (2003)
Think Smart, Hazel Green!, by Odo Hirsch (2003) Bill’s Best Day, by Sofie Laguna (2002) No Cat – and That’s That, by Bruce Dawe (2002) Bartlett and the Forest of Plenty, by Odo Hirsch (2001) Have Courage, Hazel Green!, by Odo Hirsch (2001) When Anna Slept Over, by Jane Godwin (2001) Something’s Fishy, Hazel Green!, by Odo Hirsch (2000) Bartlett and the City of Flames, by Odo Hirsch (1999) Hazel Green, by Odo Hirsch (1999) Bartlett and the Ice Voyage, by Odo Hirsch (1998) The Sea Dog, by Penny Matthews (1998) Sebby, Stee, the Garbos and Me, by Jane Godwin (1998) Antonio S and Mystery of Theodore Guzman, by Odo Hirsch (1997) Charming, by Steve Matthews (1997) The Flying Trapeze, by Ruth Homes (1996) Jim’s Run, by John Parker (1995) Bianca and Roja, by Hensba Brinsmead (1990) Hide and Squeak, by Nan McNab (1990) |
Books for Adults Illustrated by Andrew McLean
A Jerk on One End, by Robert Hughes (1999)
i particularly loved Victoria’s Market – so did Ezra grandson, because we often went there. Pity it was never available for sale there – the stall that sold cards and paper could have sold it, surely!
‘Victoria’s Market’ is definitely one of our favourites too, Virginia. We went there for years when our kids were growing up. Our daughter Cat hardly missed a visit. She is ‘Victoria’. And of course Andrew is ‘her dad’. Sonja, from ‘Oh Kipper’ turns up checking out the ‘chooks and cockatoos’. No livestock there today.
I have looked twice and cant find Fabish
Fabish needs to be added
Lovely to look at Janet. Bob the Railway Dog I’m sure will be added too.
Thanks Corinne. Yes already on my to do list. I have been working off an old list.