Podcasts about bren macdibble

Roger Christensen of Unity Books Auckland reviews The Apprentice Witnesser by Bren MacDibble, published by Allen and Unwin.

TAKEOVER: Bren MacDibbleand Zana Fraillon

Scribblers Festival 2021 - Podcast 01 - Bren MacDibble by Scribblers Festival

Episode 97 we (eventually) judge the book How To Bee by Bren MacDibble. We start this episode out talking death sports, then move on to ducks, Jiminy Cricket, songs that floored you, Ministry, DJ Shadow, more death sports, and bees! I’m gonna be honest it’s the night before the episode goes live and I’m fairly exhausted. We have fun and that’s the bottom line.

In this episode we chat about our Scholastic Book Fair and how amazing it is! We mention some of the books that are in the fair and then review our books from 9.27. The Dog Runner by Bren MacDibble and A Place Called Perfect by Helena Duggan. As always follow us on our twitter @lounge_learning and don't forget to look into getting a book fair they are a great way to get books into your library.

In this episode we discuss the new Booktrust pack including Race to the Frozen North by Catherine Johnson, Looking at the Stars by Lewis Hine, Lightening Mary by Anthea Simmons, Ghost by Jason Reynolds and The Dog Runner by Bren Macdibble. We then let you know which books we've chosen to be our Christmas reads! From 5 mins - Eat Dirt by Goldy Moldavsky, A Very Large Expanse of Sea by Tahereh Mafi, The Harm Tree by Rose Edwards, Surface Breaks by Louise O'Neill, Chessboxer by Stephen Davies, One Would Think the Deep by Claire Zorn and Night of the Party by Tracey Mathias. Lounging with books will be back in the New Year. Until then Merry Christmas and don't forget to catch up on any episodes you might have missed. See you on twitter @lounge_learning.

An asteroid’s approaching, there are zombies on the loose and our HQ, the Writing NSW building, is fast running out of biscuits (not to mention we’re surviving on instant coffee – help!). Yep, the apocalypse is here!! Join us as the end of the world approaches, and we try and get survival tips from award-winning author Bren MacDibble, whose books include environmental apocalyptic book How to Bee. We also venture out onto the streets (and take a much-needed detour to an awesome cronut-filled café), encounter Jules Faber flogging his new book Max Crack on a street corner, AND meet up with Deb Abela for Kids Capers (in a whoopee cushion factory, no less!). Don your gas mask and pack your snacks to join us on a journey to survive the apocalypse, sharing books reviews and giveaway news along the way! Read the show notes: www.onemorepagepodcast.com/episode-36/ Email us at: onemorepagepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/onemorepageAU Twitter: www.twitter.com/onemorepageau Instagram: www.instagram.com/onemorepageau

In this episode, Bren MacDibble, author of the award-winning How To Bee, joins host Mel Cranenburgh to talk her new book, The Dog Runner, and what it's like to write for the 'middle audience' - those young readers aged between 9 and 12. Plus, we hear from Glen Eira Storytelling Festival Festival Director Suzanne Olb about this year's event, a cultural extravaganza of music, comedy, stories and workshops held from 22 June to 7 July.

Today me and Poppy review the dog runner by Bren MacDibble

Today on Middle Grade Mavens, Pamela reviews, " The dog runner," by Bren MacDibble, and Julie reviews, "Catch a falling star," by Meg McKinlay, plus Meg stops by for some authorly banter. Author links: http://www.macdibble.com/ Want to request this book at your local library? Here’s the information you’ll need.  Title: The Dog Runner Author: Bren MacDibble Format: Paperback Publisher: Allen & Unwin Date: 4th February 2019 ISBN: 9781760523572 https://megmckinlay.com/ Want to request this book at your local library? Here’s the information you’ll need.  Title: Catch A Falling Star Author: Meg McKinlay Format: Paperback Publisher: Walker Books Australia Date: 1st March 2019 ISBN: 9781925381207 To learn more about the Mavens, head on over to https://www.middlegradepodcast.com Or to find Julie online drop by https://www.julieannegrassobooks.com And for Pamela online find her at https://www.ueckerman.net Have a question or comment? Email us at mavens@middlegradepodcast.com  To learn what books are in the pipeline, follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/middlegrademavens And we love blabbering about books over at Instagram https://www.instagram.com/middle_grade_mavens_podcast/ You can find us on Twitter https://twitter.com/GradeMiddle

Meet Bren MacDibble, author of 'The Dog Runner'. She chats about how she writes award-winning fiction under two names! Allison and Valerie talk about the perils you might face when your book is translated into another language and you have the chance to win tickets to ‘Sometimes Always Never’ and much more. Read the show notes.  Email Valerie and Allison podcast@writerscentre.com.au. WritersCentre.com.au | AllisonTait.com | ValerieKhoo.com 

Australian author Bren MacDibble talks to Rhi about her novel The Dog Runner, the story of two girls in a post apocalyptic world who're forced to go mushing to find food.

Australian author Bren MacDibble talks to Rhi about her novel The Dog Runner, the story of two girls in a post apocalyptic world who're forced to go mushing to find food.

Once again, Bren MacDibble takes us into the immediate future where food secuity is compromised. 'The Dog Runner' looks at what happens when all grasses are destroyed and ten year old Ella and her half-brother, Emery, have to survive.How do you find your own identity, especially if you have a disability. Twins, Sea and Serene are co-joined physically, but does this make them agree to everything? 'Fusion' by Kate Richards is fiction but immensely believable. 

You'd think when Matt sat down for a Coffee Chat with a Book of the Year winning author it would be a conversation filled with stories about getting lost in the literature and the remarkable adventures you go on when engulfed between the pages, but not so with Bren MacDibble. Author of 2018 Book of the year for younger readers, for her book 'How to Bee', Bren has deservedly enjoyed high praise for her book but it is her personal life where the story really starts to get interesting...

Find your treasure with the CBCA Younger Readers short listed books!  This mini episode forms part of short series of podcasts featuring a read aloud by each of the authors nominated for the 2018 Younger Readers category.  Also, these authors talk to the Book Week theme 'Find your Treasure' as they reflect on their life as a reader.

On this very last episode* of The Writer and the Critic your hosts, Kirstyn McDermott and Ian Mond waste no time with maudlin sentiment! The books up for discussion this month are two debut novels by the same author: How to Bee by Bren MacDibble [9:00] and In the Dark Spaces by Cally Black [40:30]. How is this possible? Listen and find out! Listeners might also like to check out this interview with Cally Black on ABC Radio for more insights. If you've skipped ahead to avoid spoilers, please come back at 1:09:40 for brief final remarks, including the following recommendations to get your ongoing literary fix: The Hysterical Hamster review blog by Ian Mond Backlisted podcast by John Mitchinson and Andy Miller (whose voice, apparently, sounds like molten chocolate lava) Kirstyn and Ian would like to thank all of their listeners over the past seven years, as well as the guests who have given generously of their time to appear on various episodes. And a special thank you to those who have been able to support The Writer and the Critic on Patreon - you have helped make poscasting life a little easier!        * maybe not the very last.