Hazel Edwards, OAM, receiving the 2022 Monash University Distinguished Alumni for Education Award.
Congratulations to Hazel Edwards, who is the recipient of the
This award covers the books written, adapted and used internationally, and involvement as a writer in the wider community.
Our heartiest congratulations, Hazel!
Originally published in 1980, a new generation will be able to enjoy
by Hazel Edwards as it’s now available as an eBook from EbookAlchemy.
Inspired by Hazel's cousin's wheelchair, imaginative problem-solving via ‘good’ ideas remains in this slightly updated version. Issues of diversity and coping successfully with being different are still relevant.
Lee Anne suggests a kind of ‘Magic’ to her wheelchair- bound Mum to keep her gardening passion, using herbs-on-wheels. And Grandad builds it.
Congratulations to Hazel Edwards for updating and re-issuing a long-time favourite with a new title:
This eBook began as ‘Skin Zip Me’ in 1984. Fans wanted to share this now out-of-print title to share with their families. This reinvention is now available as a digital and POD book from EbookAlchemy.
Does your skin matter?
Edwina is a see-through 10 year old.
Too much sun and Edwina’s skin peeled off. She visits medical and media worlds, with a see-through body and no skin colour.
Is it a disability, diversity, racial prejudice, or fun?
