Awards | Posted by Carole on Tuesday 24 April 2007
Yesterday I received a rattlesnake in the post! Regular visitors might remember that last year Dragonkeeper (of more correctly Huterin des Drachen) won the German children’s choice award called the Kalbacher Klapperschlange. And those with excellent memories might recall that Klapperschlange means rattlesnake.
Book awards come in all shapes and sizes—plaques, medals, glass sculptures—but this one [...]
Blog | Posted by Carole on Saturday 21 April 2007
I have just changed my computer and my email program. It was very traumatic! I am worried that I might have lost some emails in the process. If you have emailed me or left a post on this blog, and I haven’t responded, let me know.
Appearances, News | Posted by Carole on Saturday 21 April 2007
If you live in Melbourne, and you don’t have anything to do next Sunday, there will be a launch for Dragon Moon on Sunday 29 April at 3pm. It will be at the Chinese Museum, 22 Cohen Place in the City (it runs off Little Bourke St). Everyone is welcome to come and help me [...]
Appearances, News | Posted by Carole on Monday 16 April 2007
Another whirlwind trip, this time to Adelaide. The Dragon Moon event at Dymocks Rundle Mall went well. Thanks to Marion and the staff for organising it.
Here I am with Marion of Dymocks and with a reader.
I visited three schools—St Peters Woodlands, Pedare College and Seaview High. I also found the time to look up some [...]
Appearances, News | Posted by Carole on Saturday 7 April 2007
I visited eight schools while I was in Sydney—Mount St Benedicts, Cheltenham Girls, Pymble Ladies College, Abbotsleigh Girls, Chatswood PS, Roseville College, Our Lady of Dolours and Lindfield PS. I met lots of kids who had read the first Dragonkeeper books, and lots who I hope I encouraged to give them a [...]
Appearances, News | Posted by Carole on Saturday 7 April 2007
I am back home after a hectic visit to Sydney where I gave 11 talks in four days!
There was an evening event at the Beecroft Children’s Bookshop which was a full house with kids and adults attending. Owner Paul Macdonald and his staff had created a lovely Dragon Moon window display and [...]