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Julia Cooke

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Julia is a plant ecologist and writer. She completed her PhD in the functional ecology of plant silicon in 2011 and published her first book - My Little World - a picture book for children in the same year. She is currently a post-doc at Macquarie University.

My Little World news

21 March 2012: And we're on the list for the 2012 Victorian Premier's Reading Challenge for years 3-4!

7 February 2012: My Little World is on the 2012 SA Premier's Reading Challenge list for years 3+!

22 December 2011: My Little World was featured on Episode 93, Wurrawhy, Channel 10.

28 November 2011: My Little World has been listed by Readings as one of the Best Kids Books of 2011.

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Published on January 15, 2012 20:15
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“What was revolutionary was the lack of should in this job, and the plenitude of could.”
Julia Cooke, Come Fly The World: The Jet-Age Story of the Women of Pan Am

“Havana was a woman who had once been renowned for her beauty until hard times had soured her. Her hand had gotten heavy with makeup application: her necklines had crept down; her beauty was tainted with vulgarity. But sometimes when she was alone, after she'd taken off her makeup, she danced in her garden, bare-faced and barefoot, to an old bolero, and the old elegance appeared, normal as a Tuesday evening.”
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