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Something a Little Different
Hayley Frazer’s shortlisted Speech Pathology Australia 2020 Book of The Year-'Something a Little Different' is a story about differences, values and courage. Jonnie is a teenager who is offbeat and lives life on his own terms, but some don't like that. At school he finds a young boy being bullied and must make a difficult choice. Something a Little Different is a story about differences, values and courage.
Jonnie is a teenager who is offbeat and lives life on his own terms, but some don't like that. At school he finds a young boy being bullied and must make a difficult choice.
The story follows Jonnie at home and school where he deals with bullying, and helping someone who is being bullied. This book is suitable for primary and secondary school students.
It contains a positive message of hope and acceptance, in a world of diversity.
About the Author:
This story is cleverly crafted by Hayley Frazer, a South Australian teen who is a little quirky herself - and proud of it! Hayley's message of hope and acceptance, in a world of diversity, has been inspired by her own struggles with dyslexia.
The story is beautifully illustrated by Lauren Eldridge-Murray, a renowned South Australian artist.
Jonnie is a teenager who is offbeat and lives life on his own terms, but some don't like that. At school he finds a young boy being bullied and must make a difficult choice.
The story follows Jonnie at home and school where he deals with bullying, and helping someone who is being bullied. This book is suitable for primary and secondary school students.
It contains a positive message of hope and acceptance, in a world of diversity.
About the Author:
This story is cleverly crafted by Hayley Frazer, a South Australian teen who is a little quirky herself - and proud of it! Hayley's message of hope and acceptance, in a world of diversity, has been inspired by her own struggles with dyslexia.
The story is beautifully illustrated by Lauren Eldridge-Murray, a renowned South Australian artist.
30 pages, Paperback
Published August 27, 2019
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About the author
Hayley Frazer
4 books1 followerHayley Frazer is a storyteller, author, and illustrator with dyslexia who is passionate about empowering young people through creativity and imagination.
Her debut book, Something A Little Different, was shortlisted for the Speech Pathology Australia Book of the Year Awards (2020), encouraging kindness and bravery in the face of challenges.
Hayley regularly works with primary schools and libraries, presenting interactive workshops that inspire creativity and resilience. She has spoken at education conferences and expos, sharing insights about learning challenges and inclusion in classrooms.
Her contributions have been recognised with the Community Service Award (Runner‑Up, City of Tea Tree Gully Youth Achievement Awards, 2020), the Creative Community Award (2023), the Emerging Leader Award (2025), and a nomination for Young Australian of the Year (2026).
Her latest book, The Magical Tram (2025), is her debut as both author and illustrator. Through Clem’s whimsical journey down Memory Lane,
Her debut book, Something A Little Different, was shortlisted for the Speech Pathology Australia Book of the Year Awards (2020), encouraging kindness and bravery in the face of challenges.
Hayley regularly works with primary schools and libraries, presenting interactive workshops that inspire creativity and resilience. She has spoken at education conferences and expos, sharing insights about learning challenges and inclusion in classrooms.
Her contributions have been recognised with the Community Service Award (Runner‑Up, City of Tea Tree Gully Youth Achievement Awards, 2020), the Creative Community Award (2023), the Emerging Leader Award (2025), and a nomination for Young Australian of the Year (2026).
Her latest book, The Magical Tram (2025), is her debut as both author and illustrator. Through Clem’s whimsical journey down Memory Lane,
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