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Helen Oxenbury was awarded the Kate Greenaway Medal in 1979, and again in 1999 for Alice. She has also been Highly Commended several times, and has won the Smarties Book Prize three times: for Farmer Duck, We’re Going on a Bear Hunt and So Much. |
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| Author: Mem Fox |
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Helen Oxenbury was awarded the Kate Greenaway Medal in 1979, and again in 1999 for Alice. She has also been Highly Commended several times, and has won the Smarties Book Prize three times: for Farmer Duck, We’re Going on a Bear Hunt and So Much. |
Mem Fox has written over 25 books for adults and children including Possum Magic which has sold over two million copies and is the bestselling picture book ever in Australia. Mem has been presented with many awards including an AM in the 1993 Australia Day Honours for services to the cultural life of Australia; an SA Great Award for Literature in 2001; the Prime Minister's Centenary Medal in 2003; and was shortlisted for the Australian of the Year in 2004. She worked as an Associate Professor of Literacy Studies in the School of Education at Flinders University, South Australia for twenty-four years and is now an international literacy consultant. Her latest picture book Where is the Green Sheep? with illustrations by Judy Horacek, will be published in May.Mem Fox was born in Melbourne in 1946. At six months she went with her parents to Africa where she grew up on a mission on Zimbabwe. Her father's name - Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge - is also the title of her second book, while Miss Nancy, in the same book, is her mother.