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1 y separately published work icon Reginald's Christmas Patricia Pettett , Narelda Joy (illustrator), Lindisfarne : Forty South Publishing , 2020 20873211 2020 single work picture book children's

'Christmas Eve at last! Reginald twitches his whiskers, straightens his Santa hat and creeps quietly out of his tiny mouse hole into the dimly lit lounge room. In the flickering Christmas lights he can see a beautifully decorated tree. In his excitement Reginald scampers up the tree to play among the baubles, bells and bows. This is just the start of his grand adventure. Christmas cake, an angel, Santa, toys – he discovers them all, and what a night it turns out to be.' (Publication summary)

1 y separately published work icon Message in a Sock Kaye Baillie , Narelda Joy (illustrator), Adelaide : MidnightSun , 2018 13869979 2018 single work picture book children's

'Tammy is safe at home, but her heart is with her father at the warfront. While her mother knits socks for the soldiers, Tammy slips a message inside each pair. But will her one special message find her father, and bring him safely home?

Based on a true exchange between Lance Corporal A. McDougall and a young girl, Message in a Sock is a gorgeous collage-style tale which pays respect to the ANZACs and their families, a century after the end of World War I.' (Source: Publisher's blurb)

1 y separately published work icon Fox and Moonbeam Aleesah Darlison , Capalaba : Wombat Books , 2017 13772250 2017 single work children's fiction children's fantasy

'It is Victorian England and Gerard Fox winds clocks for the queen. His lowly status means he lives in a world forever surrounded by shadows.

'Mademoiselle Moonbeam Lapin is a famous ballerina. She lives in the golden glow of stage lights. When Moonbeam offers Fox her friendship, both of their worlds are transformed forever.

'Beautifully written and lavishly illustrated, Fox and Moonbeam is an enchanting tale of friendship, self-belief and finding the courage to step into the light.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

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