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It's an invaluable source of information, inspiration and encouragement for both emerging and fully-emerged! Well if you have clicked this far and uncovered these words you KNOW that this Creative Kids Tales is a terrific resource full of ideas and connections. SO dig deeper and get connected! Keep fighting the good fight and call on me anytime. Writing can be a lonely business at times, and seeking publication can be daunting.


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So it is especially wonderful for writers to be able to access such a comprehensive site where information, experiences and the ups and downs of writing for kids can be shared. It's a great resource for emerging writers and illustrators and I hope it will have a long future. I thought it was kid's tails.

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I'd been doing some research about goats and how their tails were actually a fifth leg, a very long time ago. Or did I just dream that? In any case, I was bitterly disappointed at first to find not tails, but tales. However, while I was at the site I had a wander around, and soon discovered that it was even better than a goat's site - no kidding! This is a brilliant haven for writers, new and not so new; a place to showcase their work and to learn from others. You've done a fantastic job. It is interesting and inspiring to see and hear what other authors and illustrators have to say.

It's a treasure trove for information and news, plus it showcases talent from aspiring writers. It's a wonderful springboard for anyone who wants to dive into the Children books world! I've learned more about some of my favourite people in children's literature here, but also had the joy of discovering whole new worlds of talent. Not just for the established, but for up and coming, Creative Kids Tales showcases talent and provides information essential for anyone in the industry.

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Creative Kids Tales offers a brilliant platform for established and emerging creators to keep in touch and learn from each other. That is a great thing for this most isolated of all professions apart from On-site Antarctic Penguin Imitators. Georgie Donaghey has created a priceless promotional and networking station that allows new authors to not only share their work, but gain the courage and nous to take their work to a whole new level.

Creative Kids Tales is a valuable addition to Australia's burgeoning children's book market.

Thanks for providing not only an amazing site to scroll and learn through, but also providing friendship and a real sense of chasing our dreams. Georgie Donaghey's Creative Kids Tales is a superlative source of inspiration and information for the bourgeoning writer and illustrator.

She has created an invaluable platform from which writers, both developing and established, can view, promote and share each other's work, and most importantly aspirations. A fun, friendly, and informative forum that everyone in the kids' lit industry can benefit from.

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Nowadays, when getting published is so hard and staying published not much easier, everyone needs all the help they can get. And here's Help with a capital H! Creative Kids Tales is an inspiration for all writers of children's and YA fiction. You can pick the brains of people who make stuff without having to stalk them or do anything illegal. Sharing the inner world is a wonderful thing for solitary writers, and it's all there on Georgie's website.

Happy reading! Even though doing your best is a constant challenge I find it is a worthwhile one.

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What a wonderful resource. Congrats to everyone involved with Creative Kids Tales. I wish it had been around when I was a new writer. There are lots of invaluable tips and great advice.


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    4. Writing can be a lonely profession. By necessity, you need to work alone much of the time. But it is wonderful to have a website which eases that by connecting creators with each other and with a wealth of information and resources. Creative Kids Tales is a fantastic resource for writers, no matter what stage of their writing journey they are at. Congratulations, Georgie, on your attractive, easy-to-navigate website, your generosity to your fellow writers and your constantly evolving ideas.

    Thanks on behalf of all of us.

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    However, these points aside, this is a welcome addition to the impressive oeuvre of Australian alphabet books. It is a heart-warming tale about imprinting, devotion and generational change. The first thing a small duck sees on hatching from his egg is a young boy called Davy and the duckling decides that Davy is his mother. The two become inseparable companions.

    As Davy grows, goes through the vicissitudes of childhood and his teenage years, and then meets and marries the love of his life and has his first child, the duck is always there. With the birth of Molly, the circle is complete, as a now somewhat decrepit duck once again follows a small child: "Around the farmyard. Under the apple trees. And all the way home. Pamela Allen is another author-illustrator who has perfected the art of the picture book. Her latest offering, Bertie Penguin. In her usual exuberant style, Allen introduces a happy boy called Bertie.

    His happiness is infectious and it has a delightfully positive effect on everyone around him, from a little dog to the king. However, when the book is flipped over, it is a different story entirely, as a grumpy Bertie now has a negative impact on everyone he meets. Bertie is a great book for encouraging discussion about how our moods impact on other people. He uses minimal text and interesting visual imagery to great effect. For the love of a good book. The Sydney Morning Herald.