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Michelle Wright

Small Acts of Defiance from Michelle Wright is without a doubt a brilliant piece of historical fiction that has been meticulously researched, which shows through in the storytelling as the...

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Trisha Dixon

Heraclites said ‘Nature loves to hide itself’ and never a truer word was spoken or written when it comes to the natural world. Writer and photographer Trisha Dixon, through the...

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Lois Murphy

You’ve Let Them In is a yarn of great credibility as it has everything that makes a truly scary book really, really, scarily, good! There is of course a hero...

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Patricia Howard

Retirement is something many look forward to as a time of relaxation, enjoyment and importantly being able to choose what to do on a daily basis. Much is discussed over...

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Babette Smith

Many Australians take pride in the fact that they are a descendant of a convict. Generally, until recently their genealogical research has understandably focused on male convicts, as during the...

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Nobuo Suzuki

Nobuo Suzuki, introduction by Hector Garcia, foreword by Hector Garcia, translated by Russell Calvert Small, compact and containing a powerful message Wabi Sabi is the perfect guide to accepting that...

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Penny Olsen & Lynette Russell

When we speak of Australia’s early Naturalists and Zoologists, we often think of Joseph Banks and his fellow scientists. But the very survival of the aborigines depended on an intimate...

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Renée Giarrusso

There are many books on Leadership available for the professional or non-professional wanting to excel in a leadership role or considering moving up to a leadership role within their workplace...

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Stacey Demarco & Miranda Mueller

CULTIVATE YOUR GARDEN APOTHECARY AND TRANSFORM YOUR LIFE For everyone who has a garden, and enjoys time spent in it, this book will become a trusty friend for many years....

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Sandie Jessamine

Compelling, horrifying and deeply personal, Sandie Jessamine revisits a youth full of challenge, change, mental illness, abuse and sadness to share the very real lack of understating that faces so...

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Jules Sebastian

Heartfelt conversations. Lessons learned. Stories shared. Jules Sebastian in her first book Tea and Honesty describes herself as a quiet shy child, who grew up in a loving family who...

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Kirsty Manning

Kirsty Manning states,” It has long been my quest in Historical Fiction to draw attention to forgotten pockets of history.” something she has done an extraordinarily fine way. Her book...