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The Lost Gutenberg
This is a fascinating and detailed account of a Gutenberg Bible, the people responsible for its printing, and those people who owned it afterwards. The […]
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The Original Australians was released onto the market in 2006. This volume of work from respected archaeologist Josephine Flood soon became a best seller, purchased […]
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Amazing Transport
Trains have been around since the 1500’s when the Germans devised a Wagonway to help move heavy ore and materials around the mines, ships have […]
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Everyone has contact with nurses. Whether you have practised nursing, have a nurse in the family or friendship group, or have been in hospital, nurses […]
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Australia: Illustrated
What a fantastic way to show someone the many facets of Australia. Tania McCarthy has presented this book by firstly looking at overall aspects of […]
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The Clockmaker’s Daughter
Kate Morton likens this story to a piece of cloth; the homes in it the thread to the weave. She has covered a large array […]
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Jim was a former Qantas communications director, and has written and researched this book from an insider’s point of view, and with a great deal […]
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The rich and varied artistic history of Australia was for many years little recognised, and certainly not able to be appreciated by those other than […]
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Set in and around Adelaide in 1859, this story opens with the wreck of the sailing ship Admella, on Carpenters Reef, about one kilometre off […]
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Richard Aitken has created a book to be treasure by gardeners and historian alike, or people who simply love a good book which combines many […]
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For those people who have seen and marveled at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, this is a fascinating insight into the wonderful structure. The story […]
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A Tear in the Soul
When a book as good as this is published, you feel it should be made compulsory reading for senior students and all others living in […]