Bletchington Public School
Bletchington Book Club Podcast
We interview people about their favourite books and share recommendations to the world!
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Bletchington Public School
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Jun 24, 2026
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Episodes
Episode 6: We interview Sue Whiting! 24.06.2026 6:36
Sue Whiting is an award-winning children’s and YA author and editor and former teacher, who has worked in publishing for twenty-five+ years. Sue was senior commissioning editor and publishing manager for Walker Books Australia for many years before leaving in 2016 to concentrate on her writing. Sue writes for many age groups, from picture books through to YA, including the bestselling novels Miss...
Episode 5: We Interview Andrew Gee! 18.06.2026 9:38
In this episode, we interview Andrew Robert Gee, an Australian politician who has held the Division of Calare in the House of Representatives since 2016. Formerly representing the National Party, Andrew became an independent in December 2022. Join us as he shares insights into his favourite book and discusses how reading has influenced his life.
Episode 4: We interview Ms Hughes! 12.06.2026 3:49
We interview Ms Hughes about her favourite childhood book.
Episode 3: We interview Cr Steve Peterson! 04.06.2026 3:38
We interview Orange City Councillor Steve Peterson about his favourite childhood books.
Episode 2: We interview Mr Lyne! 15.05.2026 4:07
The Bletchington Book Club interview school principal Mr Lyne about his favourite childhood book.
Episode 1: We Interview Eddie Woo! 01.05.2026 11:07
Today we're excited to be interviewing Eddie Woo, a well-known maths teacher, author and presenter who has inspired students around the world. We'll be chatting with him about his favourite children's book.
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