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Windy Knickers
Windy Knickers is a fun filled game suitable for 4 years olds and dare I say it even older 4 year olds, as although the […]
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Marsupial Outlaws and Other Rebels of Australia’s War in Vietnam Graphic novels are a fascinating way of getting a story across to a wide range […]
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If nothing else, the past many, many months of the life and times of the Covid pandemic had taught us the real value and need […]
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Something I Said
Something I Said is a wonderful heartwarming story of life as a nerd; Car to his friends is a kid who really lives in what […]
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Ms Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries Peregrine Fisher, niece of the famous Phryne Fisher, is summoned to the Adventurers Club of the Antipodes, a club of […]
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Cuckoo’s Flight
Beautifully constructed Cuckoo’s Flight from much loved children’s author Wendy Orr compliments her previous books Dragonfly Song and Swallow’s Dance. In Cuckoo’s Flight she enters […]
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Black White Red
Black White Red is a beautiful and unique book, holding within its pages many stories. The magnificent pictures of Central Australia are painted with poetry, […]
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If ever a story was hanging around waiting to captivate what could be a cult following How To Mars is or could be the perfect […]
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Journalists looking at journalist, what a novel occurrence, but an occurrence that has formatted or documented the fall and fall of journalism in Australia, condensing […]
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A sceptical believer’s journey through the New Age Smart, savvy and skeptical, Amal Awad takes an unbelievers look at the wide and disparate industry known […]
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Gun to the Head
My life as a tactical cop. The impact. The aftermath. In his second book Gun to the Head, Keith Banks opens up a world of […]
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Pushing Back
John Kinsella has a very keen perception of the frailties of humanity which he captures with a poetic beauty in his latest work of short […]
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John Pickrell is an award-winning science writer. He has researched Flames of Extinction thoroughly and is very careful with his data and predictions. The beauty […]
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The Queen Bee and Me is a novel for Middle School girls which is simply written but encompasses many concepts and themes. As an adult […]
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The Curlew’s Eye
This mysterious story The Curlew’s Eye, set in the remote outback near Darwin is very cleverly constructed. In the beginning Greta, her partner Joel and […]
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Two Mums and a Dad
Charming, heartwarming, filled with love and fun Toby Roberts shares his life growing up in an anything but conventional 1980’s middle class suburban household in […]
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Space Detectives
Back with more rollicking fun in space, Mark Powers has discovered another zany case to be solved in Space Detectives. Connor and Ethan have moved […]
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Noted writer and world renowned investigative criminologist Christopher Berry-Dee in his recent book ‘A Special Place in Hell’ chronicles the ten most heinous serial killer/mass […]
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Second Place
Told in the first person through a conversation with Jeffers, Second Place is a beautifully executed look at life, desire, male/female fate and provocation. Set […]
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To everything there is a dark side, a side people are aware of but seldom, if ever, encounter: then there is the world of sadistic […]
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Devils in Danger
The idea of writing a children’s novel around the theme of protecting our wildlife is an excellent one. The story by itself is interesting, current, […]
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Feelings and emotions, what are they? Do you really know who you are, emotionally? Can you differentiate between the good guys in life or otherwise? […]
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In the middle of Covid lockdown in Australia to a large degree, Prank Lab is perhaps not the perfect book to introduce into households full […]
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Not enough evidence doesn’t mean ‘Not Guilty’; it doesn’t mean a crime hasn’t been committed! When William Newson, skilled lawyer achieves a ‘not guilty’ verdict […]