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Meena’s Moving Day

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Meena's Moving Day

Meena and Lina share a room. They whisper at night, swapping secrets and laughs. But sometimes…they argue. When Dad clears out the sunroom, Meena asks, ‘Can it be mine?’ But will Meena be happy in her own room, away from her little sister?

IllustratorJennifer Horn About
FormatHardback
ISBN9781761113574
Published21/08/2026
Price Per CopyRRP $24.99

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Brendan Cullen

Brenton Cullen is passionate about writing stories from the heart. He is a bookseller, reviewer, beta reader and manuscript assessor, and an enthusiastic advocate for children’s literature. Brenton has written for such publications as Books+Publishing, Magpies, Writing QLD and Good Reading. In 2023, he received the Ian Wilson Memorial Fellowship, and won the 2024 Just Write For Kids Pitch It! Competition (Middle-Grade Category). Brenton’s debut features a novel, The Prime Minister Problem (Riveted Press) in May 2026 and a picture book, Meena’s Moving Day (Wombat Books) in October 2026.

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Jennifer Horn

Jennifer Horn is a Brisbane-based illustrator and children’s writer. Her fairytale debut picture book The Precious Plum was shortlisted for the 2022 Little Pink Dog’s Authorstrator Prize. She illustrated the reallife-inspired picture book The Boy From The Sea and an entry in the anthology, Our Australian HeART. With a background in architecture and film, Jen draws on her experiences to create whimsical illustrations. She is a pen-and-paper sketcher, and brings the line drawings into Photoshop to colour and polish. Jen has a black cat too! She tried to coerce him to model for more of the sketches, but he’s too self-conscious.

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