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Damien Stone

The Pomegranate you may say is little more than a fruit, strange though it may be, that plays a prominent role in Middle Eastern cookery. A fruit that had almost...

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edited by David Stephens, Alison Broinowski

In this collection of 19 essays we are introduced to another, perhaps more intimate, and definitely factual look at the basis of what has become in Australia, one of the...

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Elizabeth Clark forward Steve Biddulph

The foreword in this book has been written by Steve Biddulph, one of the most highly regarded experts on the raising of children. He is enthusiastic in his praise of...

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Iqbal Wahhab

It’s a pretty big call stating so very emphatically that Charity Sucks, but once you have read to the final page of this polemic you may discover that Wahhab has...

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John Merrick

To most people the nature of the activities which take place in a morgue are generally a mystery. In his book “True Stories from the Morgue” John Merrick provides the...

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Cheralyn Darcey

Flowers and people, people and flowers: both appear to be inseparable but why is this so, why we get so much pleasure, so much enjoyment from these beautiful creations, is...

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Joy Williams

Beautiful, cynical, full of joy and irreverence, this incredibly erudite, eclectic, collection of short stories looking at the many places the divinity ‘God’ is, could be or might be through...

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Joseph Polansky

Astrological signs or Horoscopes all mean something different to each person. Some firmly believe in the Sun Signs side of astrology, other the spiritual side and others none of the...

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Luke Mangan

Luke Mangan has had a huge influence on the food industry. His involvement, ranges from cooking in many countries, to airline food, as well as cruise ships menus, and has...

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Kate Marie, Professor Merlin Christopher Thomas MD, PhD and Dr John Flynn MBBS, Dip RACOG, FRACGP, Dip.P.Derm, FACCS

To produce an authentic book on this topic would take the input of many professional people from a variety of backgrounds. That is exactly what the author has chosen to...

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Maggie Moon MS RDN

This is a thoroughly researched and scientific look at diet, with a view to delaying dementia and Alzheimer's disease. There have been longitudinal studies done which confirm the role of...

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Criag Wilcox

Ah, the Uniform is indeed a thing of status, delineation, respect, pride and so much more and has over the many centuries, in one shape or another become a symbol...