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Daisy Lane Publishing Daisy Lane Publishing is a bespoke international award winning publishing house of children's books.

Home is where the heart is...And this is true for Karen Hendriks Children's Author as she wrote this story in honour of...
20/06/2025

Home is where the heart is...

And this is true for Karen Hendriks Children's Author as she wrote this story in honour of her Mum and her journey of being forced from her home and fleeing to Australia with a special heart sewn into her dress.

A tale of resilience, belonging, new beginnings for all ages.

This week is Refugee Week.When Dan and Marisol approached me to publish their story, I was intrigued by it. The Boy From...
20/06/2025

This week is Refugee Week.

When Dan and Marisol approached me to publish their story, I was intrigued by it. The Boy From The Sea is a true story. It tells the tale of a little boy, who was taken from his family and shipped alone to another country. It speaks of resilience and kindness and belonging.

It's beautifully told and illustrated by the amazing Jennifer Horn - Illustrator/Author

19/06/2025

Welcome to our magazine where we give young creators the opportunity to have their writing & artwork published!! 📚
This coming issue is based on WINTER. ❄️ ⛄️
If you know an aspiring young author/illustrator, please ask them write a poem or story OR draw a picture related to winter. 📚 🎨 ✏️
Then send it through to our email address:
[email protected]
We can’t wait to see their wonderful work!! 😄

Another fabulous planning session between authors Alan Williams and Jenny Haase and her mum and illustrator Emma Hay.The...
19/06/2025

Another fabulous planning session between authors Alan Williams and Jenny Haase and her mum and illustrator Emma Hay.

The beginnings of a beautiful picture book is taking shape across the corners of the globe - Australia, UK and the US.

Bee Kind!

19/06/2025

In Series 6 Episode 8, Holly (Canada) Chris (UK) and Lauren, Karen and Emma (Australia) discuss the value of writing/illustrator retreats. Are they worth it?...

13/06/2025
12/06/2025

Behind every policy and every system are real people with real stories. For those living with disability or chronic illness, the journey often begins with struggle — but can grow into something much bigger. When someone bravely shares their personal story, they give a voice to countless others, shining a light on barriers and opening doors to change. This is how lived experience becomes not just personal, but powerful.

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From Patient to Advocate: How Personal Stories Drive Systemic Change

Check out our second advocacy share space article, live now!
Click the link below to pop over to our website.

https://www.forevability.org/from-patient-to-advocate-how-personal-stories-drive-systemic-change-by-tabitha-page.html

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12/06/2025

What an incredible year it was for National Simultaneous Storytime 2021. This year was especially exciting as ALIA along with Scholastic, the Australian Space Agency and the Office of the Chief Scientist came together.

10/06/2025

Home Children’s Week Awards The Children’s Week Awards are all about shining a spotlight on the incredible individuals and organisations who promote and advocate for…

Art is so much more than just painting or drawing - it's a powerful tool that nurtures creativity and sharpens problem-s...
09/06/2025

Art is so much more than just painting or drawing - it's a powerful tool that nurtures creativity and sharpens problem-solving skills in children and teens. When kids engage in artistic activities, they’re not just expressing themselves; they’re learning to think outside the box, adapt to challenges, and find innovative solutions. Whether it’s mixing colours to get the right shade or figuring out how to bring an idea to life, art encourages kids to think outside the box.

Fostering a love for art means giving children the freedom to explore through open-ended challenges, making mistakes, and critical thinking that allows them to discover new perspectives. These experiences not only boost confidence but also help kids develop the creative habits and problem-solving techniques they’ll use throughout their lives.

Let’s champion art as a core part of learning - because when we nurture creativity, we empower the next generation to solve problems, adapt, and thrive in an ever-changing world!

Splash! Written and illustrated by Wellness Teacher Kym Langfield Illustrator gives children the space to learn. In her story, Lucy discovers new paths and perspectives.

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Do you have a story to share? To empower, educate, inform?

Whilst the idea of publishing your own book is appealing, most people don’t know where to begin. You struggle to take the message you want to convey to the world in an engaging, empowering book that will captivate the reader, but the process of publishing is overwhelming and for many it becomes one of those projects you’ll start when you 'get around to it.’

There are many reasons why you’d consider publishing a book and there are many ways you could reap some of the massive benefits which come along with being a published author. Not only does publishing a book give you the vehicle to share your story, knowledge and wisdom with others, but you can leverage being a published author to move your success forward.