My exciting news is that my picture book Max Meets a Monster is to be aired on a new Children's program called CBEEBIES.
CBeebies is producing a new series of bedtime stories that will include Australian children's books read by well known Australians. Tune into Foxtel from April 23rd @ 7.15pm to watch the program.
Hardback | $24.95
32 pages
ISBN: 1921042362
Reading Age: 3 - 6
Max is looking forward to his first ever sleepover at Grandpa’s house. Max snuggles into his sleeping bag with his Ted and his torch but is woken up by a terrible noise. As he hunts around the house for the monster he sees all sorts of strange shapes until finally he comes face to face with the monster, his snoring Grandpa. A light-hearted story which emphasises the great relationships children can have with their grandparents.
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(www.newfrontier.com.au)
Pre-school channel CBeebies
is launching CBeebies Story Time, which
sees celebrities reading popular Australian books for young children during the
National Year of Reading.
Featuring in the interstitial series are Natalie Bassingthwaighte, Shane
Jacobson, Claudia Karvan, Michael Caton, Yumi Stynes, Graeme Base, Gina
Jeffreys, Luke Nguyen, Toni Pearen and Glenn Wheeler.
CBeebies Story Time will
keep the under-sixes enthralled with an imaginative storytelling treat. The
series features an exciting mix of enchanting adventures, traditional tales,
and contemporary fiction that families will love. Australian authors are at the
heart of the series, with captivating stories like ‘Max Meets a Monster’ by
Tracey Hawkins, ‘The Great Expedition’ by Peter Carnavas and ‘The Legend of the
Golden Snail’ by Graeme Base, taking centre stage.
The 24 x 5 minute series is
created and produced in-house and broadcast on CBeebies, BBC Worldwide
Australia’s channel for pre-schoolers available on FOXTEL and AUSTAR. It is
inspired by the hugely successful and much-loved Bedtime Stories strand
broadcast daily on CBeebies UK since its launch in 2002.
CBeebies Story Time will
join established favourites such as Charlie and Lola, Poetry Pie, Humf, 3rd and
Bird, Five Minutes More, Jackanory Junior, Roly Mo and The Large Family in the
Story Time block which airs weekdays from 7:00-8:30pm. With an emphasis on
storytelling, all the programmes within the block are based on books or linked
to reading.Deirdre Brennan, GM / Director of Channels &Branded Services, BBC Worldwide Australasia said: “We are proud to offer families another opportunity for their children to learn by engaging with an imaginative world of stories and play. I am also delighted to welcome a special cast of talented Australians who will bring these tales to life! This enormously popular CBeebies programme format in the UK celebrates a love of books and reading, so it is very exciting to share this new local production with our audience in Australia.”
Commences : Monday 23rd April at 7.15pm.
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