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Relatively Famous
Gilbert Madigan is an award winning, fictitious Australian author. This is the story of his life told in a unique and compelling way. As the […]
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Lovers of crime noir are familiar with the bent or slightly crooked copper, the underworld of drugs, prostitution and money, murder and the fringe dwellers […]
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The Opal Dragonfly
Isobel MacLeod is certain her father is about to die. She has overheard discussion to this effect that a duel was to be fought over […]
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Little Gods
Olive the main character in Little Gods is twelve years old, and it is her thoughts and feelings that are followed in this story. She […]
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Lovers of Shelby Holmes totally get it that she is an overachiever at whatever she does, which makes her very hard to like, which then […]
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The Illumination of Ursula Flight
Very occasionally a book comes along that will live with you for a long, long time. This is the one. A very special, beautifully written […]
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Can you imagine if the world was only one shade of grey? It would be e very difficult to do so many things that we […]
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Dementia is a debilitating condition with no known cure that has a massive impact on families and careers once diagnosed. Much research has been undertaken […]
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Never a truer world was spoken than “gone are the days of slowly making your way up the corporate ladder to retirement”, or any other […]
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These are Animals
In this impressive journey to the world of animals through the eyes of Daniel Egneus, there is a lot of fun to be discovered in […]
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Weight Off Your Mind
Much has been touted in the Press, on television, on medical programs and cooking shows about obesity, diet, what foods to eat, exercise to do […]
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In this riveting novel of families Fiona Lowe captures with what appears to be ease, the dynamics which can glue a family together or blow […]
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What the Light Reveals
In everyone there is an overwhelming desire to belong to something of significance, something of importance in the world, but when that need to belong […]
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In a pre-release review of this fascinating work Benjamin Law states “deftly wilds a Writers scalpel, both on herself and her subject’ which sums up […]
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The Secrets We Keep
Set in the town of Kalgoorlie, this is a story about boundaries, those we can see on a map, and those that live in our […]
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Piggy: Let’s Be Friends!
Piggy’s story comes in a wonderfully bright and colourful hardback book. The front cover shows the main character as being a bit quirky, with enormous […]
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In societies, we find there are people who are predators. They prey on others who are vulnerable. Usually the predator identifies a person, surrounds them […]
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The Six Secrets
In the light of the current global political situation, this ‘tell all’ book written by Daniel Springfield is well worth the read. The work is […]
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The Flying Optometrist
Written in a celebration of the men and women who take medical assistance to the remote regions of Australia, The Flying Optometrist gives an insight […]
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Following on from the first book in this lovely series, Tiger Streaks Tale tells the story of another New Bloom who has fallen under a […]
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Lola Dutch Is A Little Bit Much
The authors have captured the enthusiasm, and love of life that many exuberant children have. For those lucky enough to have materials at hand, cooking […]
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Dunkirk
There was a mass evacuation of 340,000 British, Allied, French and Belgium troops from the beaches of Dunkirk in France, during the days of May […]
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The Life to Come
Nominated for the 2018 Stella Awards, this intriguingly sharp look at the foibles of the human spirit can make for uncomfortable reading, as in her […]
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Maggie lives in a time when magic was everywhere if only you cared to look; evil was also everywhere and sometimes, especially when you were […]