
A newsletter dedicated to helping busy educators and parents find the right books for the young people in their life.
| Platform | Pricing | Only paid issues | Publishes | Weekly | |
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| Issues | 169 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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On creative work, borrowed time and birthday books for little ones in your life.
This week I am feeling grateful. And a little guilty, too.
Ideas from VOLUME, books worth sharing (always!), and making room for grief with Turtle Tears.
Hello! Is anyone else suffering through a late flu season? My family and most of my colleagues have been struck down this week, and it’s been… s...
From book launches to classroom booklists, this week I’m looking at making space for stories and the people who need them.
Hello! Thank you for being here. But also, why are you here? Not a rhetorical question! I’d love to know! As we get...
Public libraries, parenthood, poetry and the communities that make readers.
Welcome back! To term four, to the last quarter of the year, to this newsletter. I hope you’ve had some time off to spring clean, read, and get ready for the last...
I’m meant to be on a break, but I had things to say about school libraries, making poems, reading together and the human cost of AI.
I know I was meant to be on a break by now, but it turns out I had too much to say this week, so… here we...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Karys McEwen is an author, librarian, bookseller, the Education Advisor for the Melbourne Writers Festival, and vice president of CBCA Victoria. She has written two novels, All the Little Tricky Things (2022) and The Paperbark Tree Committee (2025).
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