There are many stories of war heroes in different roles and guises. This Historical Fiction, from Caroline Beecham, Esther’s Children, is about a woman called […]
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Little Nothings is captivating in an intriguing way. One can’t help but reflect on their own relationships with close friends and the vital role they […]
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It is rare to find an author who can recount her past story with so much clarity and reflective thought. While Unravelling Us moves along […]
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In October 2007, Brick Brown found a dead body. It wasn’t just any body, but the mayor, who was famous for his womanising and sleazy […]
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Freddy the Not-Teddy is a charming, hard back picture book with interesting perspectives to share with young children. When the reader finishes the book they […]
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The Nurses’ War is a powerhouse of a story in many ways. What makes it a special Historical Fiction is that Victoria Purman has connections […]
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Setting A Family of Strangers in a small town in Tasmania means that author Fiona Lowe is in her element as she has a deep […]
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Ben Sanders has written two previous books in the Marshall Grade series with his trademark style of writing bringing his stories to the notice of […]
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From the first page of this delightful picture book, we realise that Sapling is no ordinary girl. For a start her thumbs are green, and […]
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Mary–Anne O’Connor confirms that Dressed By Iris is an Historical-almost Fiction tale. The setting is Sydney and surrounds, beginning in the 1930’s. It is an […]
