Ethel Turner

Ethel Turner was an Australian author born in 1870, best known for her children's literature. Her most famous work, "Seven Little Australians" (1894), is a beloved novel about the adventures and misadventures of a young Australian family. Turner’s stories often explore themes of family, childhood, and moral growth, resonating with readers both in Australia and internationally. She was also a playwright and contributed significantly to Australian literary culture. Her writing is praised for its warmth, humor, and insight into everyday life, making her one of Australia's most enduring and influential authors in children's literature.