Jane Godwin is the highly acclaimed and internationally published author of many books for children and young people, across all styles and ages. Children's Publisher at Penguin Books Australia for many years, Jane was the co-creator with Davina Bell of the Our Australian Girl series of quality historical fiction for middle readers. Jane's books include her novels Falling From Grace and As Happy as Here (a CBCA Notable Book), and picture books Go Go and the Silver Shoes (illustrated by Anna Walker), The Silver Sea (with Alison Lester and patients at the Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne) and Watch This! (with designer Beci Orpin and photographer Hilary Walker). Jane is dedicated to pursuing quality and enriching reading and writing experiences for young people, and spends as much time as she can working with them in schools and communities and running literature and writing programs. janegodwin.com.au
featured as 'Stellar pick'--NATIONAL [PRINT] 'Stellar', The Daily Telegraph, [AUDIENCE: 378,449 ASR: AUD 10,626] to come.--NATIONAL [PRINT] Magpies to come.--NATIONAL [PRINT] Wellbeing magazine, 3 September to come.--NATIONAL [PRINT] Wellbeing WILD magazine, 30 July Featured as 'Stellar--NATIONAL [PRINT] 'Stellar', Sunday Herald Sun [AUDIENCE: 349,252 ASR: AUD 5,934 ] NATIONAL [ONLINE] Better Reading, review, July NATIONAL [ONLINE] LoveOzYA, review and social media inclusion NATIONAL [ONLINE] Storyfest, inclusion in August EDM NATIONAL [ONLINE] Storylinks, review NATIONAL [PRINT] 'Sunday Life', The Age/Sydney Morning Herald, featured in READ section So much is covered here - the beauty of friendship, the struggles young people face trying to find their place in the world, the effects of cyberbullying, and the pressure of responsibility--VIC [PRINT] Herald Sun [AUDIENCE: 306,571 ASR: AUD 14,816] The management of a teenage narrative voice by an adult writer is harder than people think, but Godwin makes Lissa's voice credible and consistent.--NSW & VIC [PRINT] Spectrum, SMH and The Age [AUDIENCE: 241,029 ASR: AUD 10,337]