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Author: Marielle Rebbechi

Row of colorful children's chapter books on a wooden shelf
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    • ages 6-9
    • chapter books

What Makes a Good Chapter Book (and Why They Matter)

  • Posted byby Marielle Rebbechi

If you remember the first book you finished all by yourself, you probably remember the feeling more than the plot: that little surge of pride, perhaps a buoyant realization you…

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help for struggling readers as child uses kindle device to read more easily sitting outside in blue jacket
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    • books for ages 5 to 15
    • kids book series

Help for Struggling Readers: 8 e-Reader Benefits

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A purpose-built e-reader is not just another device. Its single-focus minimizes distractions while supporting the physical reading process and optimizing engagement.

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Young couple with masks on park bench could feature in kids historical fiction.
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    • ages 8 to 10 years
    • american history

5 Reasons Why Historical Fiction Books are Good for Kids

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Historical fiction has a number of benefits for children, from early readers through to young adults. Stories set against past events and time periods open up reading enjoyment, contextual learning and…

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    • ages 8 to 10 years
    • Australian authors

Looking Forward, Looking Back: Max Booth Future Sleuth

  • Posted byby Marielle Rebbechi

Today, I’m handing over the blog reigns to a group of voracious readers and up-and-coming book reviewers from Years 3 and 4 at Girton Grammar School in Bendigo.  Maddi, Jacob,…

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    • books for ages 8+
    • classic YA books

All Things Sweet… Well, Almost

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Easter seemed like the perfect opportunity to browse our books for series that feature chocolate and sugar! Perhaps not surprisingly, the sweet spot for the baking-themed series is the 8+…

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    • books in series
    • graphic novels

The Colourful Appeal of Graphic Novels

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What is a graphic novel? Graphic novels are, by the simplest definition, book-length comics. Sometimes they tell a single, continuous narrative from first page to last; sometimes they are collections…

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    • books for tweens
    • books in series

Fairy Tales Reconstructed—Past, Present and Future

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Once upon a time, long, long ago…long before there were books written for reluctant readers, books about social issues, or distinct markets such as ‘tween’ or ‘young adult’…long ago, there…

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    • Australian teen fiction
    • books in series

Reading Every Word

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Book 2 in the ‘Every’ Series Today, Cereal Readers talks with YA author, Ellie Marney, about grunge characters, writing romantic scenes, and scouting murder locations for her latest book in…

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    • Australian teen fiction
    • books for tweens

How to Choose Your Own Ever After…

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Cereal Readers is pleased to welcome a new Australian series out this month, called Choose Your Own Ever After. The series has been written for girls aged 10-14 years with…

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    • american authors
    • avett brothers

I and Love and You – Colleen Hoover’s ‘Slammed’ Series

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Colleen Hoover blends music and poetry, humour and heartache, in her beguiling and romantic ‘Slammed’ series. It’s the story of Layken and Will, mature beyond their years due to the…

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    • Christmas presents for children
    • great children's gifts

Give a Child a Book – and Give Them the World!

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“Books make great gifts because they have whole worlds inside them, and it’s much cheaper to buy somebody a book than it is to buy them the whole world.”– Neil…

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    • Australian teen fiction
    • books in series

“There is no hook turn at Brunswick Road…”!

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Friday night was the Castlemaine book launch party for Ellie Marney’s first young adult novel, Every Breath (Allen and Unwin). The official launch was at Readings in Carlton the week…

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