Meesha Makes Friends tackles the time old problem of making friends, which is always a challenging issue regardless of how old you may be, or […]
Books
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There are many, many self-help books available but not often is there one more or less directly written for the men who struggle with self-esteem, […]
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In these very challenging times in which we all find ourselves having to rethink how we go about living our lives; there are many people […]
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In the wake of the Australian summer on 2019/20 when bushfires, unprecedented in their fury blazed across Australia leaving tragedy and devastation in their wake, […]
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Broken Rules and Other Stories
A series of short and not so short stories make up this composite work from author Barry Lee Thompson in Broken Rules and Other Stories, […]
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The Great Godden
Summer love, precious, all-encompassing and often, come the end of summer, devastating. That’s what a happened one summer family holiday at the beach over the […]
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Ordinary Matter
Since Marie Curie won the first of her Nobel Prizes in 1903, nineteen other such prizes have been awarded to women. Australian author Laura Elvery […]
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What’s for dinner, Mum is a cry mothers everywhere are familiar with, as the family gather after work, sport or school. Once this was an […]
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To have an international bidding war for film rights over your first novel is incredible but is an indication of the power of the storyline […]
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The Last Navigator
Paul Goodwin told his son Gordon, to survive you had to surrender all hope, which is an extraordinary statement to make, but this statement was […]
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Climate change has been being discussed by communities, scientist and politicians since 1970 with the result that many people have become overwhelmed with climate anxiety […]
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Test Match Card Game
Test Match is a great card game for all those cricket enthusiasts who have been starved of cricket lately. The Test Match game comes in […]
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Perhaps the most telling quote in On Your Own Two Feet commences Section 1; Stepping out on the right foot, ‘At some stage in life […]
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Why Visit America
Currently America is faced with many social, political and environmental issues. Each of the thirteen imaginative stories in Matthew Blake’s unique collection “Why Visit America” […]
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The Adventures of Clive
Clive is Clam who, while he likes his lovely watery world, has always wondered what the world outside was like. He dreamed that perhaps it […]
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There is absolutely no doubt that I Like Big Books and Cannot Lie is a completely zany quiz night style book based on the music […]
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Bad Boss is a title that captures the gaze and curiosity immediately as it sadly is something everyone can relate to in their working lives. […]
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The Vanishing Sky
Nazi Germany and the Second World War, for writers of both book and screen, seem to be the gift that just keeps on giving. The […]
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Big, bold and a riot of fun, the slight whacky crew are back in their third book in the Can’t Call An Elephant series, as […]
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Words are the very essence of our society, used to wound, to heal, to inspire, as well as used to create magic, often in ways […]
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Ashley “Dotty” Charles poses a theory which absolutely resonates during these troubled times. The more you read into this book, the more deeply you relate […]
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The Deceptions
Captivating, heartbreaking and raw the symmetry that is The Deceptions crafts an unforgettable story that is both fascinating and confrontational at the same time. Secrets […]
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Grumbelina
Grumbelina is a wonderfully wry, funny and very tongue in cheek look at what can happen when otherwise, lovely children turn into “Grumbelina’s’ somewhere around […]
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The Silk House
In every sense, The Silk House seems to have encapsulated the author’s passion for history, weaving and healing. Her enthusiasm for these topics makes the […]