Charles Darwin was a man who believed in many things as a young man, entering University to study Sciences, becoming a naturalist, botanist and geologist […]
Non Fiction
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Isaac Newton is a name that is synonymous with great discoveries in science, that of the Law of Motion, what was then a new type […]
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Dr Eric Goodman has a theory that he feels may help sufferers of anxiety. For many years people have thought of excessive anxiety as something […]
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Just reading the chapters in The Moon Fix seems to have a calming sensation on the reader. Perhaps we all have a sense of the […]
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Plastic Free
Plastic Free July, like so many things was created in a moment of time and without any real thought as to the long term consequences […]
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There is very little new information that has not already been researched, reported, garnered and presented in beautiful books over many years, in an attempt […]
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The death of a young woman in her prime is heartbreaking; to lose this same young mother of three to domestic violence is a tragedy. […]
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Policing is difficult at the best of times; in Queensland in the 1980s and 1990s it was more so. It was both challenging and frustrating, […]
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Machines in Motion presents immense detail in the illustrations and text used throughout this non-fiction book, detailing much of the History of Transportation from the […]
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An Alice Girl
The beauty of An Alice Girl is the passion with which it is told. The story radiates love; love for the family, love for the […]
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Chris Helder is the Master of creating small books packed full of incredibly useful information which can be read preferably over a few hours, or […]
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Allowing one’s parents to remain in the family home is the desired objective of many children, however this often isn’t possible and if it is, […]
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The old saying ‘an army marches on its stomach’, which has been attributed to Napoleon and Fredrick the Great, is still valid today and it […]
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Early in 2020 the Victoria & Albert Museum in London opened the sartorially elegant exhibition Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk, timed to coincide with the Olympic […]
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John Kinsella’s latest book Displaced; A Rural Life begins on a somewhat whimsical note which is, to say the least, unusual. In the first pages […]
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Budgerigar
The joy of reading comes home to you strongly when you open this book with the rather bland title Budgerigar. Looking at the book’s cover, […]
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Love and Loss
With the advent of the Coronavirus the world is experiencing unprecedented loss as well as many acts of astonishing love. In ‘Love & Loss’ the […]
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A comfort zone is something we all create with much care and attention; we guard it with gusto and do not take to kindly to […]
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He was a Swedish Maritime Naval Officer who wanted to marry her; she was not at all interested but thought his lovely uniform was rather […]
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Struggle and Success
Success comes in numerous forms but many consider success, large or small, which results from struggle the sweetest of them all. The latest book in […]
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What happens when those pesky bugs, beetles and hardworking bees simply vanish, or become less than before? What difference do they make to the environment […]
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As any lover of dogs will know, there is far, far more to their canine companions than they ever let you know, after all they […]
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March 5, 2019 was a day when the small city of Christchurch in New Zealand was witness to one of the most horrific acts of […]
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Food is an important aspect of any culture, let alone the comfort of life when things go as they often do, terribly, horribly wrong. Natalie […]