Timothy Bowden

Something evil is lurking in the Australian outback and Ned Kelly (aka Undead Kelly) is eager to expose the truth but his plan relies on one ally who may not be willing or able to help him.

Undead Kelly

490BC: A small city in Ancient Greece in the midst of revolution and a plague spreading across the ancient world, bringing back the dead. When the dead return, they are hungry. Now it will fall to one man, Miltiades of Athens. But he must be careful: power is infectious. Forces are gathering. A desperate race for survival... At Marathon.

Freaks and Greeks

Today’s adolescents struggle with a range of issues, from anger and low self-esteem to depression and anxiety. In fact, research suggests that at any given time around 10 per cent of students will be suffering from a mental health issue that directly impacts on their education and health. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) (the subject of Dr Russ Harris’s bestselling 'The Happiness Trap') has been proven to be effective in teaching young people effective, flexible strategies for dealing with the stressors in their life and, as in 'I Just Want to be … Me!', these principles are once again brought to life in graphic novel form. By following the main character, Andy, through his encounter with the Beast (symbolising his inner anger, hurt, fear and resentment), teenagers will learn how to similarly deal with their own issues and develop a more resilient mental attitude and achieve better emotional balance.

Dealing with Anger and Other Strong Emotions for Teenagers

I Just Get So ... Angry!

Sandra Bowden

Today’s children struggle with a range of issues, from depression and anxiety to poor body image and low self-esteem. In fact, research suggests that at any given time around 10 per cent of students will be suffering from a mental health issue that directly impacts on their education and health. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) (the subject of Dr Russ Harris’s bestselling The Happiness Trap) has been proven to be effective in teaching young people effective, flexible strategies for dealing with the stressors in their life and these principles are now brought to life in this graphic novel. By following the main character, Holly, through her encounters with monsters (symbolising her inner doubts and unpleasant thoughts), children will learn how to similarly deal with their own issues and develop a more resilient mental attitude and achieve better emotional balance.

Timothy Bowden

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