I Read a Lot
Karys McEwenA newsletter dedicated to helping busy teachers, librarians, educators and parents find the right books for the young people in their life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Issues | 55 |
| Subscribers | Read | karysmcewen.substack.com |
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Bookings for MWF Schools 2025 are open!
This morning the Melbourne Writers Festival has announced the full 2025 lineup for the MWF Schools program! And bookings are open!
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The Soft Library installation by Cat Rabbit, author of new picture book The Library of Bears
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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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