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A domestic violence survivor, Rosie Malezer was born in 1971 in Queensland, Australia. She is a profoundly Deaf, legally blind Australian Aboriginal author, writer and blogger (thanks to her incredibly fast touch typing skills) and a proud member of the Gubbi Gubbi tribe. Gubbi Gubbi Country is situated on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland.
Rosie's father - a retired military police officer of the Royal Australian Navy - trained her in the usage and safety of various guns at a very young age. Although she enjoys target shooting, Rosie is strictly against the idea of hunting for fun; her belief being that unless you need to hunt an animal for food and clothing in order to survive, animals should be treated with respect and left to live in peace.
Rosie now dedicates all of her spare time promoting awareness of issues relating to domestic violence, the vilification of her own people in her home country, as well as standing up for Deaf rights. When not writing, she spends her time doing everything she can to remove the communication barriers between the Deaf and Hearing people of the world.
Reviewed by Mamta Madhavan for Readers' Favorite
Muffin and Milly's Big Fat Tales: Volume 2 by Rosie Malezer is the next in the series of adventures of Muffin, Milly, and Angel. In this story, readers get to know about Australia and the animals that are found there where their human friend Tarja lived while growing up. After watching all the animals like kangaroos, platypuses, koala bears, and many others, Muffin and Milly take a brief nap. Their dreams take them to Australia where they are living in a big farmhouse and readers get to see many animals that live in Australia through the adventures of Muffin and Milly.
The book is fascinating and readers are introduced to a different set of animals like the platypus, kangaroos, koala bears, emus, kookaburras, cockatoos, and many more. The book is educational and perfect for read aloud sessions in classrooms and school libraries. It is also a good bedtime storybook and parents and grandparents will find it easy to teach their kids and grandkids new things. Muffin, Angel, and Milly's time on the farm with so many animals will keep readers entertained till the very end. The black and white sketches make the story more appealing and help kids to connect with the characters.
Stories with an educational concept are good for children to learn and understand new things when narrated with the help of a story. This adventure of Muffin, Milly, and Angel will definitely entertain and excite young readers and make them want to travel to Australia.
