STORE HOURS:
Monday – Friday: 9am – 6pm
Saturday: 9am – 5pm
Sunday: 9.30am – 4pm (ish)
ADDRESS
220 St Georges Road, North Fitzroy Village, VIC 3068
TELEPHONE 03 9387 9837
EMAIL
orders@littlebookroom.com.au
ACCESSIBILITY
Tram 11, stop 23.
Parking is available in surrounding streets.
You may also like to visit our big-sister shop: Neighbourhood Books, an indie general bookshop in Westgarth Village: 79 High Street, Northcote. P 8679 6777
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CLICK AND COLLECT AVAILABLE
Our entire store is listed on our website.
AUSTRALIA WIDE POSTAGE
Orders over $60 are free freight and there is only a $5 charge otherwise.
We ship with a mixture of Courier and Australia Post.
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Lambert
Leesa loves books and people. So running a bookshop that brings her two favourite things together is literally a dream come true! Connecting young readers with new books and holding space for the community to assemble (virtually or IRL) brings her unending joy. Storytime is a highlight, these are her picks.
Leesa Lambert
Michael has worked exclusively with children’s books for over 20 years. They have a Masters in Children’s Literature and a Bachelors in Early Childhood Education. They are also an author and a passionate advocate for children’s and young adult literature, especially those which reflect the diversity of our world. Michael has judged for awards like the VPLAs and the CBCA Older Readers, and has been known to give impromptu story-times of picture books they love. In 2021 they were awarded the Australian Booksellers Association Text Publishing Bookseller of the Year.
Michael Earp
Having once been a child herself, raised four of her own and now with two little grandchildren, Lesley understands kids. She absolutely has the knack! Always ready with an encouraging word for new parents, or a knowing nod for the custodians of teenagers, she gets parents too!
Lesley Lambert
Ian’s grandchildren believe that his primary function is to read them stories. Throughout 2020 Ian has taken to home delivering books to the children of Melbourne inner north (even on Sundays) and thanks to this, and his jolly demeanor, he has become widely known as ‘Book Santa’. He particularly likes books featuring chickens.
Ian Lambert
Alison is the author of the YA novels Euphoria Kids, Highway Bodies and Ida. Their work also appeared in Michael’s anthology Kindred: 12 Queer #LoveOzYA Stories. They’re a lover of children’s books, especially anything Australian!
Alison Evans
Speech pathologist turned bookseller, Hannah has a deep love of language and the way that it connects us. Her greatest joys include bottomless cups of tea, reading books with her kids and hiding from her kids to read books. An omnivorous reader, Hannah has particular soft spots for middle grade fantasy, Irish crime and brilliantly narrated audio books.
Hannah Nixon
Paul has four years of bookselling experience but worked the prerequisite library job where he wrote unsubtly at his desk for half of his twenties. He podcasts, composes and has a few short stories published here and there, so he has a sense for good writing and a lot of enthusiasm for exciting and original children’s books. When not out the front effusing he’s behind the curtain out back creating airs of mystery but mostly dealing with the books coming in and going out. He’s also English, and is instantly recognisable by his top hat.
Paul Goodman
With 7+ years of bookselling experience, Sarah is passionate about Young Adult literature and promoting books that are authentic, joyous and full of heart. Having completed a Bachelor of Communications and an Advanced Diploma of Professional Screenwriting, there’s nothing Sarah loves more than discovering great stories and spreading the word to everyone who will listen. They’re also the host of the local Young Adult book club, The YA Room, which is open to all lovers of YA (whether they be teens or adults) and meets once a month at Melbourne Young Writers’ Studio in Fitzroy North.
Sarah Robinson-Hatch
Evie
Mia
Leni has been a bookseller for four years. She studied literature at university with particular attention to Romanticism and ecology. When reading, her first instinct is toward fiction in contemporary, realist settings with female protagonists but also loves historical and speculative novels. She has recently become hooked on classic Japanese crime novels. She also likes to read around her interests in politics, modern dance, literary theory but this seems to take her much longer. She can be found most days at Neighborhood Books.
Leni James
Liam has over a decade of experience as a bookseller, including a four year stint owning Grub Street Bookshop. They co-founded Crime Factory Publications, a now-defunct small-press, and have worked extensively as an editor and publisher. They live with their elderly dog, Jimmy, and existential dread. They have been with the Little Bookroom family for five years, but now work solely at Neighbourhood Books
Liam’s Favourites at The Little Bookroom