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Photos: For Five with Julia Donaldson

Read Tuesday, 17 Feb 2015
Jon Tjhia

This afternoon at Melbourne Town Hall, we (and a thousand kids) took a wild ride through children’s literature with For Five. A Gala for five year olds with Julia Donaldson. Check out our photos – featuring cameos from your favourite Donaldson characters including Superworm and The Gruffalo.

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Image: Julia Donaldson
Image: Julia Donaldson's Wriggle and Roar
Image: Julia Donaldson's Nut Tree
Image: Julia Donaldson's Nut Tree sprouts
Image: Julia Donaldson: Room on the Broom
Image: Pick me!
Image: Julia Donaldson. Room on the Broom. Woosh!
Image: Julia Donaldson. Room on the Broom. Dragon approaching.
Image: Julia Donaldson's audience.
Image: Julia Donaldson and The Gruffalo.
Image: Julia Donaldson. There's no such thing as a Gruffalo!
The Paper Dolls.
Image: Julia Donaldson and The Gruffalo.
Image: Julia Donaldson. The Gruffalo runs away.
Image: Julia Donaldson
Image: Julia Donaldson
Image: Julia Donaldson
Image: Julia Donaldson and friends take a bow.

There’s one more chance to catch up with Julia Donaldson and friends – tomorrow, at Geelong West Town Hall. Book now!

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