Who is the real Pauline Hanson? A battler for the under-represented minorities, the ‘people’ of Australia, or an out and out opportunist that has managed […]
Non Fiction
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The world of a paramedic is one that is fast paced, challenging, emotional and lifesaving. Filled with adrenaline and a wide range of conflicting emotions, […]
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The world has for centuries been shattered by terrorist events, however the more recent ones including ‘Lockerbie/ PAN AM’, ‘The London Bombings’, “Mumbai Attacks’ and […]
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War is a singularly messy business that pushes good men and women to their absolute limits and sometimes beyond, to places they had never been […]
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Originally written some twenty years ago, A Certain Style has now been reissued, presenting in the author Jacqueline Kent’s words ‘something of time capsule, a […]
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Memory is one of our least understood faculties. The authors have written this book with the aim of clarifying and explaining the research and discoveries […]
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Any woman approaching or in the menopausal time of their life really should go out and purchase a copy of this ground-breaking work Tantric Sex […]
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Monsters and Creatures have dominated the annuls of history, some with relevance, some fictitious and others with a purpose. There are many that have pedigree […]
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Tracing the family history comes with its own sense of intrigue and at times likens the journeyman to a novice sleuth, seeking out the secrets […]
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Punctuation..?
Let us face it, punctuation is pain. Somehow you never ever seem to get those squiggles, blots, and other ink spots and lines to behave […]
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Magic
At a young age Jan Golembiewski set off on what he told everyone was to be a typical year of traveling the world, a gap […]
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Looking backwards into history can be an enlightening experience, but it also is stark reminder that little changes in life, sometimes only the packaging of […]
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Word to the Wise is a very handy book. It’s by an unashamed, or is that unabashed, language nerd, Mark Broatch and now sits between […]
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ACT – Acceptance & Commitment Therapy is all about just that; Acting, Committing and accepting change in your life is possible and by committing to […]
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Have you ever wondered if you, as a young person can make a difference to something that is important in the world? The answer is […]
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Teatimes: A World Tour
Helen Saberi takes us on a world tour with a delightful difference in Tea Times, as she invites us into the genteel pastime associated with […]
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What happens when the world you thought you know, turns out to be completely the opposite. The job you desperately wanted goes to another person, […]
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Cuba, a place beloved of Hemingway has come to life in this intimate and emotional tribute to the writer Ernest Hemingway, who for many years […]
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Buddhism is a science, or some may say a religion, or at the very least a way of life which in the busy, challenging world […]
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The Vietnam War seems so long ago but the long term effects of this war have, like many before, leaves a lasting legacy. Vietnam was […]
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Sugar, we love it we hate it. We are confronted with facts on a daily basis saying sugar is BAD, BAD BAD, for us. It […]
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Skip the Drama
In Skip the Drama, Practical, Get-Ahead Strategies to Survive Your Daughter’s Teenage Years, Dr Hughes is well qualified to give expert advice. She is a […]
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The Last Snake Man
‘The Mans a Legend’ is often said of many who have achieved in one sport or pursuit, but in John Cann’s case he is a […]
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Once again the series, “Through my eyes Natural disaster zones”, has achieved its goal. In an excellent production, this story for young people gives children […]