By

Ron and Elizabeth Morrison

Ah, those were the days. Every generation is about change of some sort but perhaps, and this may be a nostalgia reflection, none that followed have been quite like the...
Non Fiction, Photography

By

Bloomsbury

Guinea pigs are the cutest of little creatures; all soft fur, little cheeping sounds and always good for a quick cuddle. They tend to be tolerant and kids love them,...
New Age & Spiritual, Non Fiction

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Samantha Richards

Beautifully written in a relaxed and enjoyable style Samantha Richards shares her story of growth. She talks freely and confidently about a gift given to her virtually from birth, that...
New Age & Spiritual, Non Fiction

By

JM Levar

Every vignette which makes up the collection called Heartskin Stories is unique. It is unique in this instance because not only is it the story of a person met and...
New Age & Spiritual, Non Fiction

By

Charles M Fisher PhD

Meditation in the Wild is complex, contemplative and once commenced very difficult to put down. It is a documentation of an ideal, coupled with years of learning and practice in...
New Age & Spiritual, Non Fiction

By

Paul Barry

There’s not a lot of sex in this book but there are a lot of lies which makes for more than interesting reading on one of the most, shall we...
Biographies, Non Fiction

By

Anne Crawford

Anne Crawford, born again horse rider, has presented a wonderful collection of Australians and their love of horses, painting a picture of horses and people who have survived incredible odds,...
Lifestyle, Non Fiction

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Fiona Fagan

Simply This celebrates the return of the original, one of, unique creation that can be made to show off that cushion cover, table runner or tote bag with thirty ways...
Lifestyle, Non Fiction

By

Alexandra Voulgari

A young Alexandra immigrated with her family to Australia from Greece for a better life. Like all immigrant children, Alexandra and her brother grew up adopting the language and culture...
Biographies, Non Fiction

By

Katie and Giancarlo Caldesi

One could be forgiven for thinking the art of preserving is long gone, but thankfully it does seem to be enjoying a resurgence, which makes compete sense, as there is...
Food, Non Fiction

By

John McBeath

When you travel sometimes you find a country you feel you can relate to sufficiently to make the shift and resettle. In what Westerners have for Breakfast or rather Five...
Non Fiction, Travel

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Delia Ephron

Delia Ephron has offered us a raw and deeply personal look into some of the many deciding moments that have gone into making up the person she now knows as...
Biographies, Non Fiction