Jamie Oliver’s children’s book ... the magical Waterfall Woods from an evil threat. The book features a First Nations Indigenous character named Ruby, who is abducted by the villain of the ...

The staff of The New York Times Book Review choose the year’s top fiction and nonfiction. By The New York Times Books Staff Here are the year’s notable fiction, poetry and nonfiction ...

"With that in mind, we have agreed with our author, Jamie ... before the book's release, but an "editorial insight" got in the way. NATSIEC's Sharon Davis also commented on the character in ...

By Ali Watkins The British celebrity chef Jamie ... The book, “Billy and the Epic Escape,” released in March by Penguin Random House UK, features a First Nations character named Ruby, who ...

Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver ... “Penguin Books should pull Billy and the Epic Escape from circulation, specifically removing all content involving First Nations characters and cultural ...

Kate Winslet opened discussions into the controversial Titanic door scene once again, sharing new information about the ...

Jamie Oliver has withdrawn a children's book he wrote from sale after criticism that it stereotyped First Nation Australians. In his book, Billy And The Epic Escape, the TV chef tells the story of ...

TV chef Jamie Oliver has apologised and withdrawn a children's book he wrote after it was heavily criticised for offending First Nation Australians. The book, which was released earlier this year ...

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