A Is for … A Rabbit’s Tale

Publisher details

Authors
Jackie Hosking, Lucinda Gifford
Publisher
Walker Books
Genres
Children’s Fiction, Children’s Picture Book
Released
02 July, 2025
ISBN
9781760657437

A Is for … A Rabbit’s Tale

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Synopsis

A hilarious alphabet story - for anyone who ever wanted a pet … and for everyone who loves a wonderful tail, um, tale with a twist!

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Quirky, Funny and Clever: Read an Extract from A is for ... a Rabbit's Tale

Review | Extract

8 July 2025

Quirky, Funny and Clever: Read an Extract from A is for ... a Rabbit's Tale

Jackie Hosking
About the author

Jackie Hosking

Jackie Hosking is a Nigerian-born Cornish Australian who moved to Australia when she was ten. Jackie began writing for children after completing a creative writing course at her local community house in a seaside town off The Great Ocean Road in Victoria. In 2012 she was awarded a Maurice Saxby Mentorship and in 2011 she mentored a Maurice Saxby Mentee on writing in rhyme. Her picture book The Croc and the Platypus was published by Walker Books Australia in 2014 and she is pleased to report that she has another two picture books with Walker in the wings. In 2019 Jackie was awarded a May Gibbs Creative Time Fellowship where she spent a month in Canberra. Jackie loves to write in rhyme and when she’s not writing in rhyme she enjoys helping others with their rhyme.

Books by Jackie Hosking

Lucinda Gifford
About the author

Lucinda Gifford

Lucinda Gifford was brought up in Scotland and originally intended to become an architect, studying Architecture at Edinburgh and Bath Universities. Lucinda’s love of drawing buildings was cancelled out at the time by an overwhelming disinterest in construction sites and the newly-introduced CAD technology, and so she went on to spend a very enjoyable fifteen years in Auckland, London and Melbourne working in advertising and design. These days, Lucinda lives with her family in Melbourne’s northern suburbs – and works as an illustrator, author-illustrator and graphic designer from her cosy, messy home studio. Lucinda uses pencil, ink, crayon, marker, and watercolour to produce her illustrations, and usually uses PhotoShop to put everything together. When not sketching, designing or developing story ideas, Lucinda enjoys plot twists, beach walks and staring out the windows of Melbourne trams. 
 

Books by Lucinda Gifford

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