How to Harness Change to Make it Work for You Socrates, Buddha and Disraeli all alliterated on change at great length, or not so great […]
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Night Train to Varanasi
Biography, travelogue and downright good story just about sums up Night Train to Varanasi from Sean Doyle, a man who is passionate about his beloved […]
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The Soul of a Woman
If ever a book was released at the perfect time it is The Soul of a Woman from acclaimed writer and author Isabel Allende, She […]
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It could be easily said that Be Brilliant from best selling author Janine Garner is a life changer and whoever is saying those words would […]
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Some people choose to go missing, while others are compelled by forces outside of their control. Sometimes the reason for their disappearance is somewhere in […]
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Dead in the Water
A very angry book about our greatest environmental catastrophe. . . the death of the Murray-Darling Basin The subtitle of Dead in the Water states […]
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Dr Amy Silver presents a rather interesting discussion when she takes a look at fear; fear that drives us and fear that cripples us as […]
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Dogs are considered as man’s best friend and in this tell all exposé Dogs Best Friend from Simon Garfield, the dog lover expounds on so […]
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The extraordinary story of Jock McLaren’s escape from Sandakan and his guerrilla war against the Japanese Jock McLaren was a man who became a legend […]
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Heroines of Olympus
The Women of Greek Mythology In the world of the ancient Greeks designed for men, women were expected to “Blend into the fabric of the […]
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Kate Kelly
The true story of Ned Kelly’s little sister Rebecca Wilson has done a terrific job in combining a Biography and Australian History within a very […]
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The incredible true story of a family of spies in the suburbs Believing that Russian spies were operating in Australia, Prime Minister, Ben Chifley, established […]
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In this extraordinarily powerful and moving book, some of Australia’s best-known writers and thinkers — as well as ecologists, walkers, farmers, historians, ornithologists, artists and community activists — come together to reflect on what it is like to be alive during an ecological crisis.
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‘Many shall fear the beginning of the end as the world attempts to recover from the events of 2020; yet as a little butterfly flaps […]
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Eagles
Take It To The Limit The Eagles formed in 1971 as a rock band, at a time when music was once again ripe for change, […]
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Be More Vegan
The young person’s guide to a plant-based lifestyle Many young people are becoming increasingly interested in where their food comes from, and how it is […]
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Next level thinking – How to think, not what to think Like the author Jacqui Jones, I would have given much to have had the […]
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The Beatles were and to some degree still are, a musical phenomenon that changed the beat of modern music, but all that was for the […]
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Low maintenance gardens that are drought tolerant, colourful and most importantly enjoyable, are the way of the future with the serious changes in the Climate […]
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Concise and informative, Joe Biden The American Dreamer by journalist Evan Osnos, paints an excellent and well balanced portrait of Joe Biden, the man who […]
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‘Lowitja’
Told she’d never make anything of herself, Lowitja O’Donoghue, Australian of the Year, AC, CBE, DSG and recipient of the papal honour of Dame of […]
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Life isn’t always a bed of roses; at some point in life, each of us goes through a life-altering event, which Dr Russ Harris calls […]
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Adelaide
Adelaide is a tremendously interesting little book. Whether you are from Adelaide, or a visitor to Adelaide, there is a great deal of information, written […]
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Happy New Year 2021
The team at Bluewolf wish you all a safe, happy and enjoyable time over the New Year weekend and may 2021 be an enriching year […]