Christine Grayden

Writing in Bass Coast

Books/Sales

Books by Christine Grayden available for free download:

Two conservation-related books available as free pdf from among the documents on the website of the Phillip Island Conservation Society:

https://picsvictoria.org.au/pages/about/#documents

An Island Worth Conserving: A History of the Phillip Island Conservation Society, 1968-2008, Christine Grayden. © Phillip Island Conservation Society, 2008.

Women in Conservation on Phillip Island. Editor Christine Grayden. © Phillip Island Conservation Society, 2018.






Local Millowl Phillip Island History book available as free pdf download from the Phillip Island & District Historical Society:

https://phillipislandhistory.org.au/shop/

Phillip Island History and Memories. A compilation of essays, talks and oral history transcripts about Millowl Phillip Island. Various writers. Compiled and edited by Christine Grayden for the Phillip Island & District Historical Society inc.



Churchill Island Queen Victoria era owner Alderman Samuel Amess. A resource document, available as free pdf through Friends of Churchill Island (FOCIS) website here:

https://focis.org.au/cr-samuel-amess-1826-1898-his-life-and-times/#gsc.tab=0

Samuel Amess: His Life and Times. A resource book. by Christine Grayden, 2016.
The Amess Family owned Churchill Island from 1872 until 1929. Samuel Amess,
stonemason, builder, Melbourne City Council Alderman, was the patriarch of
the family.





Available as free pdf direct from me:

Some Practical DYI, Free Strategies for Coping with Anxiety. 30 drug- and cost-free DYI strategies compiled by me with contributions from friends and associates. NB: This document is NOT MEDICAL ADVICE and is for our personal use only - not for copying or sale.

Email me via the Contacts page and I'll email you a copy.


Christine's books on sale now through Turn the Page bookshop:

Note I do not have a sales page. Please follow the link below to the Turn the Page website for online purchase, or visit their bookshop at 40A Thompson Ave Cowes. Contact Tel :03 5952 1444

info@turnthepagebookshop.com.au 

Find my two books for sale here:

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The Lost Blanket $19.99 (AUD)

Author(s): Christine Grayden

Picture Paperbacks

Late at night, tired from the long drive home from their holiday, the family discovers they have left their favorite picnic blanket behind.

Now it’s dark, and the park is too far away to go back. What will happen to their lovely blue check blanket? How long will the lost blanket stay lost?
Through story and color pencil drawings with added clock faces and digital clock screens, we discover just how many adventures a lost blanket can have over two days! The book includes four bonus pages of animal sketches and story-writing space for young artists to create their own picture story, plus a beetle to find on each page - children can make up their own little story about the green beetle!

Churchill Island - History and Her Story $32.99 (AUD)

Author(s): Patricia Baird (Original Author); Christine Grayden (Editor, Contribution by); David Maunders (Contribution by, Editor)

History | Local Interest

A social history of Churchill Island

This is the 3rd edition of Churchill Island:  History and Her Story and is a tribute to Patricia Baird and all those who have cared for this piece of our local history. This edition was revised by Christine Grayden and David Maunders and now includes information about the period of first contact between local Aboriginal communities and white settlers. Dr David Tutchener, archaeologist with the Bunurong Land Council Aboriginal Corporation provided guidance on the chapters involving early contact between colonial power representatives and local Bunurong people.

Pat Baird took a novel approach to writing Churchill Island's history, dividing the history into eras and giving an historical account followed by an original story giving an imagined account of the lives of women on Churchill Island. Christine and David were careful to revise the book with great respect to Pat's original concept, and also revising and adding to both the information and the women's stories.

© Christine Grayden 2023