The Mamie celebrations continue with a book reading at Harry Hartog in Woden last weekend. Such a hugely busy time of year, I'm so grateful to everyone for coming along. Any excuse to catch up, too!
A frollick of fairies and gumnut babies appeared, and got busy making their own fairy/elf crowns. Then we had a book reading (my little Mamie doll helped!) then I signed books while guests had a peek at the window, gobbled fairy cakes and sipped champagne (the big fairies!).
We sold out of all books, including those in the window display, oh no!! I know James is expecting more copies in soon, so I hope you can get to Woden and have a peek at the window and pick up a copy of the book.
Enjoy this peek at this divine little celebration. I don't think any more words are necessary other than to thank James and the lovely HH team for hosting the Mamie window and this reading so close to Christmas. Oh, and I also want to say, gosh I love kids. They are just so completely divine. Thank you, kids, for being kids.
Big thanks to Tracey Hawkins and Leanne Barrett (and others) for the sensational photos!
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| we always do a lot of laughing; why do we always laugh a lot in this business? so much fun |
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| hello, Mamie doll! |
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| the darling poppets who won my Mamie giclée print for best-dressed |
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| Tracey, Stephanie and Cate (love this pic!) |
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| probably my fave shot of the day |
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| look at the wattle blossom leggings! |
Shaye Wardrop--the costumes, the gum blossom jewellery (above)--you are incredible--and I am BESOTTED!
Above, bubbles dispenser extraordinaire and all-round bookish type legend, James Redden of Harry Hartog. More beautiful poppets, above right, who have an immensely talented Grandma.
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| Tracey Hawkins, moi, Stephanie Owen Reeder and Irma Gold--these gals are divine |
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| the immensely talented Shaye Wardrop |
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| my fave part of every book event--chatting to the kiddles; how I love them |
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| more shenanigans at the window! Love these kids |
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