Books & more
Andrew Daddo is an author, TV Presenter. Radio Broadcaster, Columnist, Fisherman (hopeless), Golfer (woeful), Chef (getting better), Dad, and well, let’s be honest, he has had a go at just about everything.
He has worked primarily as a television presenter for the past 24 years, is the author of 18 books and currently works as a radio broadcaster on ABC local Radio.
It all began hosting childrens TV on Network Ten, then music program The Factory on ABCTV, MTV in America, Cluedo for the Nine Network, and a bunch of different programs for the Seven Network including The Great Outdoors, The Olympics, news and current affairs program 11AM and even co-hosting The Logies.
Write a Review on our Blog
Have a poke around the site to find out more about Andrew. If you want information on a certain book, go to the Books & More tab. Try the blog to see what Andrew’s been up to . + There’s information you might be able to use for your school project and you can even add your own Book review if you’d like to as well.
Books by Andrew Daddo
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| Cheeky Monkey | Writing in Wet Cement | It’s All Good |
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| That Aussie Christmas Book | Sprung! | Creepy Cool |
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| I Do It |
Letters to Santa | Good Night, Me |
Visiting your school
Andrew can come out to your school to talk about reading. He can tell you where the characters he writes about come from, which are the true stories (Egging the Humpy’s) and which ones are not (the first kiss). Andrew and tell you more about how he wrote his books them and let you know about some of the characters in his books.
Premiers Reading Challenge
Make sure you check out Andrews books that are part of the Premier’s Reading Challenge.
And if you have a question for Andrew about any of his books or need more information about something, simply click on Contact Me.
Awards
Andrew’s book Goodnight, Me was proudly was presented the 2006 National Simultaneous Storytime Book and Cheeky Monkey was one of the Early Childhood Australia’s Best Picture Books of the Year, 2008.
















