Sarah Martin is an Australian writer whose work spans children’s picture books, fiction for middle readers, contemporary literary fiction, biography and history. Her stories explore connection between people, communities, the natural world, and the generations that shape us.
With clarity, restraint, and emotional depth, Sarah writes stories that invite readers to notice what is often overlooked: small acts of courage, unlikely friendships, and the bonds that quietly hold lives together. Whether writing for children or adults, her work is grounded in empathy, imagination, and a belief in the enduring power of story.
Dive in to stories of belonging, resilience, and the ties that shape us.
Step into stories of courage, friendship, and finding your place in the world.
Small stories. Big fun!
Laughter & learning made for sharing.
Biography
From his conservative beginnings in Belfast to the heart of Australian public life, Davis McCaughey’s journey was marked by intellect, courage, and an uncommon ability to connect across divides.
Sarah Martin’s biography reveals the man behind the public roles - a theologian, governor, and speaker whose ideas and presence left a lasting imprint on Australia’s cultural and religious landscape.
Nature Conservation
The inspiring story of Bush Heritage Australia, from its beginnings in 1991 to its care of more than one million hectares of land across the country. The organisation was founded by Bob Brown, and the book celebrates the collective efforts of ecologists, Indigenous partners, volunteers, donors, and staff working to protect and restore Australia’s unique landscapes, offering a hopeful and deeply human account of conservation in action.
History
A richly illustrated history of the Ormond Ski Club’s first fifty years. Blending archival research, personal stories, and photographs from club members, the book captures the camaraderie, challenges, and alpine spirit that shaped generations of skiers, offering a warm and engaging portrait of community, adventure, and shared history.