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Bad Jelly the Witch (Sue Russell) shares her “brew” of paste during a lesson in book-binding at a Young Authors’ Conference held by the Canterbury Council of the International Reading Associaton at Christchurch Teachers’ College on Saturday. From left are Tony Wright, aged 12, James Gardiner, aged 12, Jo Pilgrim, aged 11, and Glenda Stewart, aged 11. More than 500 children were enrolled for the conference, the first of its kind in New Zealand. The children met several authors, were taught graphics and book-binding, and were given an opportunity to share stories they had written.

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Press, 12 August 1985, Page 4

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Bad Jelly the Witch (Sue Russell) shares her “brew” of paste during a lesson in book-binding at a Young Authors’ Conference held by the Canterbury Council of the International Reading Associaton at Christchurch Teachers’ College on Saturday. From left are Tony Wright, aged 12, James Gardiner, aged 12, Jo Pilgrim, aged 11, and Glenda Stewart, aged 11. More than 500 children were enrolled for the conference, the first of its kind in New Zealand. The children met several authors, were taught graphics and book-binding, and were given an opportunity to share stories they had written. Press, 12 August 1985, Page 4

Bad Jelly the Witch (Sue Russell) shares her “brew” of paste during a lesson in book-binding at a Young Authors’ Conference held by the Canterbury Council of the International Reading Associaton at Christchurch Teachers’ College on Saturday. From left are Tony Wright, aged 12, James Gardiner, aged 12, Jo Pilgrim, aged 11, and Glenda Stewart, aged 11. More than 500 children were enrolled for the conference, the first of its kind in New Zealand. The children met several authors, were taught graphics and book-binding, and were given an opportunity to share stories they had written. Press, 12 August 1985, Page 4