Dani Solomon

Dani Solomon is the manager of Readings Kids

Review — 19 Sep 2022

Come Over to My House by Eliza Hull & Sally Rippin

I have been waiting for years for a book like Come Over to My House. On every page you’re invited to someone’s house to play, eat, dance, read or…

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Review — 29 Aug 2022

A Walk in the Dark by Jane Godwin

Five teenagers are on a night walk in the Otway Ranges. With no adults supervising, this is their chance to prove their capabilities to themselves. After all, as their principal…

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Review — 30 May 2022

Guardians (Wylah: The Koorie Warrior, Book 1) by Jordan Gould & Richard Pritchard

What started out as an exciting day for Wylah – her first day teaching her village’s little ones how to do cave paintings – ends dramatically when she’s caught in…

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Review — 29 Jun 2022

Team Trouble! (Whodunnit, Eddie Woo?) Eddie Woo and Dave Hartley

Eddie Woo, Super Sleuth, is excited. It’s not long now until his school’s annual Triple Threat Quest, a competition where teams compete across three subjects: performing arts, academics and sports…

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Review — 26 Apr 2022

Mars Awakens by H.M. Waugh

Dee is from one of two colonies on Mars, Davinci and Newton. Like the majority of citizens of Davinci, Dee is a girl; Y’s (boys), being extremely rare. Dee is…

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Review — 26 Apr 2022

Miimi Marraal, Mother Earth by Melissa Greenwood

Miimi Marraal, Mother Earth is a lyrical blessing to read to your baby. One that promises them they will always be loved and that they have a place on this…

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Review — 29 Mar 2022

We Are Australians by Duncan Smith & Nicole Godwin

We Are Australians is a wondrous book about what it means to not just be Australian, but to be a part of a community. We are new and from all…

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Review — 29 Mar 2022

Milo Finds $105 by Matt Stanton

When Milo finds $105 on the road outside his house, his stepmum tells him ‘finders keepers’. But his mum, who is studying to be a lawyer, says he should ‘find…

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Review — 1 Mar 2022

The Rat-Catcher's Apprentice by Maggie Jankuloska

Twelve-year-old Marie is not looking forward to her life as maid to the haughty Josette. It is a highly sought-after position, and Marie is lucky her mother, the Duke’s seamstress…

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