#Teachers, is there an Australian novel that's had a big impact on you? Or one you love to share with the students in your classroom? #BooksThatMadeUs

Nov 25, 2021 · 9:18 AM UTC

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‘The Magic Pudding’ ‘Jonah’ ‘Storm Boy’
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Loved this show
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Blue back by Tim Winton
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Sharing Don’t Pat the Wombat by Elizabeth Honey with primary school kids is a real privilege. Deadly Unna is a gem too but for older kids. 👌🏽👌🏽
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The Harp in the South
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Ruby Moonlight by Ali Cobby Eckermann
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Burial Rites, Hannah Kent. I’ve read it 6 times!
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I love teaching The Golden Age by Joan London. It’s so beautifully written and paints a picture of a quiet Australian migrant experience whilst also capturing (I assume) 1950s Perth perfectly. Great for showing the craft of writing too.
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