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Right Way Down: A middle-reader poetry collection - Softcover

Newman; Rebecca M

 
9781760993429: Right Way Down: A middle-reader poetry collection

Synopsis

Stand on your head with Sally Murphy, explode some dynamite with Cristy Burne or shoot some hoops with Cheryl Kickett-Tucker. Grow a poet-tree with Meg McKinlay or curl up next to your cat with Amber Moffat and watch a bit of Stink-o-Vision with James Foley. These and loads more poems by Australian poets are there to discover in Right Way Down. With striking illustrations by Briony Stewart, these poems will have you laughing, thinking, and playing with words – whichever way up you read them.

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About the Authors

Sally Murphy is an author, poet and educator - sometimes doing all three things at the same time. She loves playing with words, and encouraging other people to do the same, and loves poetry so much that she completed a doctorate focusing on children's poetry. When she isn't writing, reading or talking about writing and reading, she can be found walking on the beach, spending time with her family or swimming

Rebecca M. Newman writes poetry for children and flash fiction for adults. Her work can be found in Australian and international anthologies, magazines and popping out of the short-story dispenser in Perth's Raine Square. After contributing to all those anthologies she thought it was time to edit her own, so she joined forces with Sally Murphy to co-edit Right Way Down and Other Poems. She is the founding editor at Alphabet Soup Books, and the primary school judge for the 2023 and 2024 Dorothea Mackellar Poetry Awards. When she's not writing you'll find Rebecca messing about with collage or playing Irish fiddle tunes on an old violin.

Born in Perth, Western Australia, Briony Stewart is an award-winning author and illustrator of 25 books for children, including the Kumiko and the Dragon series. Briony's passion for children's literature stems from her belief in its profound social and cultural impact and accessibility across multigenerational audiences. Briony has lectured on children's literature at Curtin University and conducts talks and workshops with children and adults across Australia, including its most remote communities. Briony lives in Fremantle with her biologist husband and two children, in a house littered with craft projects, books and spiky Lego.

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