ISBN 978-1-923386-29-7
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ISBN 978-1-923386-70-9
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Finally A Book That Helps Families Talk About ADHD!
Meet Max, a child with a busy brain, big feelings, and amazing ideas. Together, you’ll learn how to understand and manage ADHD with love and care. Perfect for kids aged 4-9 and their families to read and explore together!
ISBN 978-1-923333-44-4
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ISBN 978-1-923386-53-2
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The book records the memories of Sri Lankan Tamil survivors who lived through war for over three decades. By creating a three-dimensional presentation, this book provides a dignified healing space for hallowing the memories of those survivors.
First, it uses poetry to capture human rights violations and unspeakable memories.
Second, each poem in this collection tells a story inspired by actual events without fully revealing the graphic nature of life in war. The book creates a healing space for those memories through nature photography.
Dr. Rajmohan Ramanathapillai is a native of Sri Lanka who grew up through civil unrest to become a human rights advocate, poet, and photographer.
With a master’s in Religious Studies and a PhD in Philosophy from McMaster University, Canada, Dr. Rajmohan taught philosophy,
peace, and human rights across the world. He has successfully directed programs aimed to promote peace, including the “Culture of Peace” program for the children of Tamil refugees and the Tamil Diaspora community in Toronto, and the “Kindness is Contagious” program for African American children.
Since moving to Australia, Dr. Rajmohan has completed a master’s in counseling from Monash University and worked as a trauma counselor, providing trauma therapy for torture and trauma survivors of asylum seekers and refugees around the world. Now, he serves as a Family Violence Therapeutic specialist supporting women and children.
Dr. Rajmohan hopes that his poetry collection, Turtles Without a Sandy Beach, will educate and inspire us all on matters of human rights and survival.
ISBN 978-1-923265-47-9
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Step into the exciting world of mining with Mummy is a Miner! This delightful children’s book introduces young readers to the many
rewarding careers that can be pursued within the mining industry.
From geologists to engineers, operators to environmental scientists, Mummy is a Miner breaks down gender stereotypes and promotes inclusion within the workforce.
Through colourful illustrations and engaging descriptions, children will learn about the diverse and vital roles that many people play within this fascinating industry.
Perfect for bedtime reading, classroom discussions or explaining mining to non-miners, Mummy is a Miner is the perfect book for those interested in discovering the world of mining.
Andrew Dittmann is a passionate and dedicated advocate of the mining industry. With a background in Mining Engineering and a love for creative writing, Andrew combines his technical expertise and storytelling abilities to influence positive change within the industry and to educate and inspire the next generation of miners. Drawing from his own experiences in the mining industry, Andrew aims to shine a light on the incredible opportunities available to everyone, regardless of gender.
Andrew’s writing is inspired by his desire to educate and empower the next generation. He hopes this book will inspire children everywhere to pursue their passions and believe in their limitless potential.
“Mummy is a Miner” is Andrew’s debut children’s book. The book was inspired by strong women he has met throughout his career combined with his ongoing drive to change the public perception of the mining industry, break down gender stereotypes and foster inclusive work environments.
When he’s not writing, Andrew enjoys catching up with friends, playing sport, mentoring young professionals, and spending time with his family. As a founding member of Australia’s non-for-profit group Young Mining Professionals, he is passionate about the future of the mining industry and is actively engaged in providing a platform for mining’s future leaders to connect, learn and develop around the world.
Connect with Andrew on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-dittmann to learn more about his work and upcoming projects.
ISBN 978-1-923214-00-2
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Mr Daly’s hen house appeared to be ideal.
For the royal hen, Queen Catherine, that was all about to change…
ISBN 978-1-923386-73-0
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Andrew Smart is a poet & artist who lives in Mount Gambier.
His works explore the human condition and celebrate the beauty & wonder of the natural world.
ISBN 978-1-923214-83-5
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Andrew Smart is a poet and artist who lives in Mount Gambier.
His works explore the human condition and celebrate the beauty and wonder of the natural world.
ISBN 978-1-923214-34-7
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For years, the Quoll and the Pobblebonk have been battling to claim ownership of the prized piece of bushland in the cave. They decide to have a Big Race to settle the score, once and for all.
When Quoll’s six pups go missing, she thinks this is one of Pobblebonk’s nasty ploys to throw her off course. Will Quoll find her pups? Who will win the Big Race?
This is the debut novel written by Melissa Chilov. She was motivated by her love of Australian native animals and her two school-age sons. Melissa’s other pastimes include being an optometrist, gourmet cooking and dining, and caring for her family pets (a cat and an axolotl).