Grades 4 - 7

Creature Characters


James Foley

The Edge, State Library of Queensland

Word Play: Selling Fast / Word Play: Sold Out

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#Performances

The Edge, State Library of Queensland
Selling Fast

The Edge, State Library of Queensland

The Edge, State Library of Queensland
Selling Fast

The Edge, State Library of Queensland

#About the event


#Artist

James Foley

James Foley

James Foley makes picture books, middle grade novels and comics for kids. His latest book, Stellarphant, was released in Australia and New Zealand in November 2021 and the US in early 2022. He’s the author/illustrator of the S.Tinker Inc graphic novel series for middle primary: Brobot (2016), Dungzilla (2017), Gastronauts (2018) and Chickensaurus (2020). The series stars Sally Tinker, the world’s foremost inventor under the age of twelve, and Joe Tinker, full-time baby.

James also illustrated the Toffle Towers series written by Tim Harris; the cult-favourite and CBCA-shortlisted My Dead Bunny (2015); and its follow-up, There’s Something Weird About Lena (2020). James contributed to Total Quack Up (2018) and Funny Bones (2019), both anthologies of funny stories with proceeds going to charity. His earlier books In The Lion (2012), The Last Viking (2011) and The Last Viking Returns (2014) have all scored several honours, including children’s choice awards, shortlistings in the Children’s Book Council of Australia Book of the Year awards, and selection to the International Youth Library’s White Raven list. 

James is an ambassador for Books In Homes and Room To Read. He is a massive Marvel movie nerd. He comes from a long line of queuing enthusiasts.



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Heritage Collections Learning Room, State Library of Queensland

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Word Play: Selling Fast

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Multiple Perspectives

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Word Play: Selling Fast

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Multiple Venues

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Word Play: Selling Fast

Creating Worlds

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