Sistahood: A Journal of Self-Discovery
Natalie Bassingthwaighte and sister Nicky Moore at the launch of their children's novel Sistahood A Journal Of Self Discovery.
Since leaving Ramsay Street, Natalie has ventured into music with the Rogue Traders, movies with the Australian horror film Prey and is currently acting as the host of the Australian version of So You Think You Can Dance.
Natalie is well known for juggling several projects at once (having begun her involvement with the Rogue Traders whilst still starring in Neighbours) and she has yet another project to add into her mix.
Having announced in 2006 that she was looking to co-author a children's book with her sister Nicky Moore, Sistahood: A Journal of Self-Discovery hits shelves in Australia this April.
The book looks to inspire young girls to reach for their dreams. It provides pages for journal entries, excerpts from Natalie and Nicky about their own experiences growing up and information about confidence and friendship.
Sistahood: A Journal of Self Discovery, which had its official launch part today, donates a percentage of the royalties to the Life Changing Experiences Foundation. It is published by ABC Books (ISBN 9780733323492).