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Author Visits

Dell is available to do author visits to schools and also can talk to adult groups about her writing and her books.

Dell Brand - History's A Mystery Again

She can also take Gifted and Talented students for a creative writing workshop.

Dell is a retired teacher. She has current clearance from the NSW Department of Education and Training to teach and to visit schools. She will need an hour to speak to each group but can speak to up to four classes at once (though smaller groups are better). Since her books are suitable for 9 -13 year olds, Years 4 – 7 are age appropriate.

However, she is an extremely busy person and needs a great deal of forward notice to fit a school visit or talk into her tight schedule.

She also travels a lot so you may have to wait quite a while for her to visit.

Dell charges $50.00 per presentation. If you would like to arrange a visit/talk from Dell fill in the form below. Please state WHERE the visit is to take place, and be flexible with your dates.

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Books by Dell that you may like…

A Brummy's Backyard
As the lumbering jet swoops low over the grey, legoland housing rows that surround Heathrow Airport, the story of the author’s year of living in England begins. Recipients of a teaching exchange, Australians Dell and John are bound for schools in the West Midlands, and find that things are quite different in Brummyland.
The story of two young women determined to live outside the confines of the Victorian Age and who have a lasting impact on the fledgling town of Melbourne.
An epic story of life and death amid the turbulent years of the Victorian gold rush, narrated by the three main characters, Adam, Joey and Tom.
Penny Taylor, from London’s East End, finds herself part of the struggling Hapless family, living in a caravan park in the Illawarra on the south coast of New South Wales. She is kept busy with three young children, two of whom belong to Dudley Hapless, her present partner and a professional basketball player with the Hawks.
The Weif is a sweeping story of servitude and the struggle for freedom, of the law and its cruel inequities, of the privations and harshness of a rugged new land and of a brother and sister’s fragile home on life during the tumultuous early years of settlement in Australia.
Kit Markham’s world turns upside down when Jack, the boy she always believed she would marry, turns out to be her half-brother. At sixteen, feisty and headstrong, she leaves her home in Melbourne and flees to England. The year is 1855.
Stina caught the excitement spreading like wildfire amongst the passengers. The Friedeburg had anchored in Moreton Bay and the long and uneventful voyage was finally over.
A group of mates from the Sydney suburb of Botany answer the call from king and country and go away to fight in the first world war. Far from the adventure they imagined, the five years of the conflict bring challenge, fear and loss but also lighter moments and some unexpected romance.

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