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Maeve Binchy’s Treasury
What an absolute joy it is, to be reading Maeve Binchy again in Maeve Binchy’s Treasury and to have a great holiday book to enjoy. […]
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The Flexible Family Cookbook
What’s for dinner, Mum is a cry mothers everywhere are familiar with, as the family gather after work, sport or school. Once this was an […]
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The Vanishing Sky
Nazi Germany and the Second World War, for writers of both book and screen, seem to be the gift that just keeps on giving. The […]
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Better Luck Next Time
Based on true life, this funny, quirky, tongue in cheek look at life and growing up, regardless of age, through the antics of a family, […]
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Three Apples Fell from the Sky
“And three apples fell from heaven. One for the storyteller, one for the listener, and one for the eavesdropper.” This old Armenian fable, Three Apples […]
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Almost a Mirror
Set in the heady days of the 1980’s in Australia, Almost A Mirror paints a picture many who did survive the drug filled days of […]
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Allowing one’s parents to remain in the family home is the desired objective of many children, however this often isn’t possible and if it is, […]
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Isla’s Family Tree
Isla’s Family Tree is a quirky little story about getting ready for the addition of a new baby in a home where the number one […]
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The Long Road Home
Fiona McCallum is an expert at getting into the minds of her characters and teasing out emotional issues. She is not afraid to tackle subjects […]
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Just an Ordinary Family
If there is such a thing as a blockbuster of a book, Just An Ordinary Family, Fiona Lowe’s latest family saga, could certainly be considered […]
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Truths I Never Told You
Family relationships are at the heart of Truths I Never Told You which is narrated by three women. Kelly Rimmer has cleverly crafted a story […]
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The Space We’re In
‘I am ten and Max is five.’ You wonder why a book opens with these words, but as as you read further it become apparent […]