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Central Sydney, May 8, 2012
...Day. The app is an interactive animated adaptation of the best-selling Australian book with the same name by Bruce Whatley and Rosie Smith - Diary of a Wombat. It took the pair two years to grow their business, Snappyant, to the point of releasing their...
Canberra Times, April 12, 2012
...shortlisted include FitzSimons (Mawson) for general non-fiction, Paul Keating (After Words), also for general non-fiction, and French and Bruce Whatley (Christmas Wombat) for younger children. The awards will be held in Sydney on May 18 as part of the...
Nine MSN, April 11, 2012
...shortlisted include FitzSimons (Mawson) for general non-fiction, Paul Keating (After Words), also for general non-fiction, and French and Bruce Whatley (Christmas Wombat) for younger children. President of the Australian Publishers Association Stephen...
Brisbane Courier-Mail, April 3, 2012
...Millard * A Bus Called Heaven, Bob Graham * No Bears, Leila Rudge and Meg McKinlay * Flood, Bruce Whatley and Jackie French **** Eve Pownall Award for Information Books (Some books may be for mature readers.) * The Little Refugee, Anh and Suzanne Do,...
Bookseller Publisher, January 25, 2012
...Children's The Jewel Fish of Karnak (Graeme Base, Penguin) The Little Refugee (Anh & Suzanne Do, illus Bruce Whatley, A&U) The Coming of the Whirlpool: Ship Kings 1 (Andrew McGahan, A&U) The 13-Storey Treehouse (Andy Griffiths, Macmillan). The Indie...
The Tunica Times, December 2, 2011
...It came from people that read my columns and know me. It means the world. They gave me Bruce Whatley’s “The Night before Christmas.” This fully illustrated picture book displays the magic of the season on each page. Big presents under the tree can...
Herald Sun, November 28, 2011
...similar, it is interesting for students to compare the artwork. Walker has an abstract, emotive style, while artist Bruce Whatley's realistic images in The Little Refugee change from sepia to colour as Do's future gets brighter. A Safe Place to Live, by...
Cairns Post, March 1, 2012
...took $180,000 in cash and $250,000 worth of synthetic cannabinoids that are widely available in Cairns. Bruce Whatley, who owns CTC Tobacconists and has been in business in Cairns for 20 years, said police were testing the "herbal incense" for two...
West Australian, February 29, 2012
...the floods were, many people, including the survivors, often forget the realities.Australian author Jackie French and illustrator Bruce Whatley are determined that Australians will remember.This award-winning duo was commissioned to write a picture book...
The West Online, February 29, 2012
...the floods were, many people, including the survivors, often forget the realities.Australian author Jackie French and illustrator Bruce Whatley are determined that Australians will remember.This award-winning duo was commissioned to write a picture book...
PublishersWeekly.com, February 20, 2012
...Daniel Salmieri, about squirrels wreaking havoc in a tropical locale; and Christmas Wombat by Jackie French, illus. by Bruce Whatley, in which a hungry wombat competes with Santa’s reindeer for the carrots left out on Christmas Eve. HMH/GRAPHIA Graphia...
Kaieteur News, February 14, 2012
...March 29 since a number of the defendants were not present in court. Attorney at Law James Bond, Bruce Whatley, Fitzroy Corlette, Kenyo Henry Clifton Newman and Hamilton Holder were all present while former Chief-of-Staff of the Guyana Defence Force,...
Bookseller Publisher, January 25, 2012
...Children's The Jewel Fish of Karnak (Graeme Base, Penguin) The Little Refugee (Anh & Suzanne Do, illus Bruce Whatley, A&U) The Coming of the Whirlpool: Ship Kings 1 (Andrew McGahan, A&U) The 13-Storey Treehouse (Andy Griffiths, Macmillan). The Indie...
Kids Book Review, August 12, 2011
...Commissioned by Scholastic following the Queensland floods, which are estimated to have taken notonly the lives of many Australians, but have caused around $30 billion in damage, this beautiful book by celebrated literary teach Whatley and French, is all...
