The amiable grandfather of Australian letters talks climate change, the mystery of the muse and the uncertain nature of life Morris Gleitzman will walk the quiet 135-metre stretch of footpath and ...

"Never trust a human." Those are the last words of cane toad Limpy's Uncle Preston, "the ones he'd said just before he was flattened by a funeral procession," in Australian writer Gleitzman's (Two ...

Mick Jagger might have the baby boomer market cornered, but when it comes to pre-teens children's author Morris Gleitzman is a really big deal. Gleitzman received a rockstar welcome when he arrived in ...

Australian children need stories and books more than ever to help them deal with a "daunting and unsettling world", says newly appointed Children's Laureate Morris Gleitzman. The famed author will ...

Remember that every story, long or short, must have at least one character facing at least one problem. A story is always about a problem and a character's attempts to survive or solve it. Doesn't ...

"This story is my imagination trying to grasp the unimaginable." So says Morris Gleitzman in his letter to readers at the conclusion of Soon, the latest in the Gleitzman family of books dealing with ...

Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. When I was 14, I decided I was finished with books. Completely and forever. It was a big change ...

"Never trust a human." Those are the last words of cane toad Limpy's Uncle Preston, "the ones he'd said just before he was flattened by a funeral procession," in Australian writer Gleitzman's (Two ...

The latest books by middle-grade mavens Morris Gleitzman and Karen Foxlee provide readers with fantastic rollercoaster rides that engage the mind, the heart and the emotions in equal measure. Reading ...

Once was written by Morris Gleitzman in 2005. Felix goes on the run in search of his parents, but soon learns that Poland in 1942 is unsafe for a young Jewish boy. Once tells the story of a young ...

Internationally renowned children's author Morris Gleitzman cut the ribbons to open two new libraries at a King's Lynn school. Pupils at Howard Junior School had told headteacher Gregory Hill that ...