Date registered: October 19, 2015
Jul 22
Over the next few months our book Who’s In The Grass Is travelling to Uganda. Uganda is a landlocked country in East Africa. It is bordered on the east by Kenya, on the north by South Sudan, on the west by the Democratic Republic of the Congo, on the southwest by Rwanda, and on the …
Jul 20
Recently our friend Janita took a copy of our book Who’s In The Grass to Papua New Guinea and presented our book to the children. They had a special reading of the book and the children were presented with their own copy. Please check out the photos and share them on Facebook with your friends …
Mar 12
Grass Is Greener Wellington Point author Alyssa Mulholland, aged nine, says her recently published lift-the-flap book Who’s In The Grass? just came out of her head. “Alyssa literally wrote her book in 20 minutes one day while I was on the phone,” says her mother, Kerry Mulholland. “Complete with sticky notes for lift-the-flap pages.” The book, written …
Jan 22
Young author Alyssa Mulholland shows her book to Fraser Coast councillor for community, cultural and family services George Seymour at the statue of Mary Poppins – a fictional character made famous by another Maryborough author P.L. Travers. Contributed AT THE tender age of nine, Year 3 student Alyssa Mulholland, formerly of Maryborough, has …
Jan 22
ByJUDITH KERR Dec. 10, 2012, 1 a.m. YEAR 3 student Alyssa Mulholland, from Wellington Point, is ready to start a new chapter in her life and, at the tender age of nine, has become a published author. The budding writer decided to wade into the world of publishing after reading a series of “flip the …
Jan 22
“Mummy was getting cross at Telstra on the phone and so I went to my room and started writing randomly,” says Alyssa, who will be in Year 4 at Wellington Point State School this year. “I didn’t even think why I should write it (but) at school I’m always the person who writes the longest …
Jan 17
Alyssa Jayne Mulholland, 9, has not only had a children’s book published, but it has been picked up by Brisbane City Council libraries. Picture: Mark Calleja Source: The Courier-Mail WHILE most girls her age will be playing with friends or swimming on Saturday, Alyssa Mulholland, 9, will be signing copies of her book at a shopping centre …
Oct 17
Ask any parent who reads to their child, and you will discover why they buy children’s books on a regular basis. Children’s books are one of the most important tools that you can buy to cultivate your child’s inner curiosity and confidence when it comes to learning about the world around them. According to the …
