Fifty Shades of 50 A Really Reliable Memoir

By

Brendan Jones, Forward Amanda Kelleher

When one is about to turn fifty, there comes a time when reflection on past years becomes inevitable. When the author first thought about this, ideas of a midlife crisis...
Biographies, Fiction, Humour, Non Fiction
The Many Ways of Seeing

By

Nick Gleeson with Peter Bishop

To call a book inspirational and touching, implies a sadness or impediment of some kind. This story is quite the opposite. In fact, you will smile a great deal as...
Biographies, Non Fiction
The Passage of Love

By

Alex Miller

As a septuagenarian and a writer, the author has decided to tell his own story. It is a slow burning tale of a young man who came to Australia as...
Biographies, Non Fiction
Slow

By

Brooke McAlary

As you turn the pages of this book those Ah Ha moments so very easy to be related to become more and more prevalent, as so many of us, be...
Biographies, Health, Lifestyle, Non Fiction, Personal Development
The Last Australian Childhood

By

Kevin Moloney

Kevin Moloney as written an autobiographical account of his childhood and youth. It is a wonderful resource in that it gives an overview of the 60's and his personal life...
Biographies, Non Fiction
How Not to be a Boy

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Robert Webb

Robert Webb (The Peep Show, Mitchell and Webb, That Mitchell and Webb Look) unflinchingly unpacks the entire rule book relating to what it is to be a man; Rules, expectations,...
Biographies, Non Fiction
Laughing at cancer How to heal with Love, Laughter and Mindfulness

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Ros Ben-Moshe

When Ros Ben -Moshe had to face the unpleasant fact that a malignant polyp had taken up residence in her bowel, she thought as many do, Why me! I have...
Biographies, Health, New Age & Spiritual, Non Fiction
Escape Artist: The incredible Second World War of Johnny Peck

By

Peter Monteath

Johnny Peck was obviously born to be different, to accept that nothing sent to him to could not be overcome with a little thought, unswerving courage, a bit of good...
Biographies, History, Non Fiction
Back to Broady

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Caroline van de Pol

Apart from being a wonderful memoir of Caroline's early life, this story tells of how things were in the 1960's in Broadmeadows in Melbourne. It also describes a large Irish...
Biographies, Non Fiction
Stuff You May Have Missed

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Andrew Voss

“Rugby League is a simple game played by simple people. Rugby Union is a complex game played by wankers.” Laurie Daly, former Australian League Captain when describing the nature and...
Biographies, Non Fiction, Sport
The Naked Witch

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Fiona Horn

She has reached the very highest of highs and absolutely the lowest of lows in her career, somehow managing to survive to tell the tale; and what a tale it...
Biographies, New Age & Spiritual, Non Fiction
Painting the Sand

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Kin Hughes GC

Raw, fascinating, enthralling and intriguing, the world of the Bomb Disposal expert is given entrée through the eyes of Kim Hughes, Bomb Disposal expert in the British Armed Forces, during...
Biographies, History, Non Fiction