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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Employable
7 Attributes to Assure Your Working Future Roxanne Calder has been around the HR industry for most of her working life, an industry she admits […]
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The Devil You Know
Stories of Human Compassion and Cruelty Sensational headlines in news reports and newspapers have conditioned readers to think of perpetrators of violent crimes as ‘monsters’; […]
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Trigger Warning
Trigger Warning comes with a warning on the back cover buts do not let that deter you from reading, absorbing and relating to this disparate […]
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A Well Mind
Mental health is under the spotlight more than ever in the world of COVID but what about the many people who have suffered for years […]
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On Politics and Stuff
Satire is the name of the game with Mark Humphries and Evan Williams as they have made a very good career of sending up the […]
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Creating God: The birth and growth of major religions is a massive read, but well worth the time spent to marvel at the past and […]
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Mary Beauchamp began life in the 1860’s in Sydney. Born to a well to do merchant and his wife, Mary (known then as May) spent […]
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Where We Swim
Where We Swim as a title immediately draws in a reader who is interested in swimming and nature, travel, and family; but first, the swimming. […]
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When the Uluru Statement from the Heart evolved it was a powerful message not just to the Politicians of Australia but also to the people […]
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Care
The radical art of taking time In the introduction to Care, Brooke McAlary describes what she means by “Care.” Love, compassion, empathy, tenderness, and attention […]
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Do Something for Nothing
Seeing beneath the surface of homelessness, through the simple act of a haircut The worldwide grassroots’ movement #Dosomethingfornothing, encourages people to contribute something to those […]
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Prince Phillip was a man who, despite great odds carved out a stellar career as the Consort to his wife Queen Elizabeth, earning the right […]
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Amber & Rye
A Baltic food journey Estonia Latvia Lithuania This marvellous book Amber & Rye is so much more than a collection of recipes. It is written […]