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The Women’s Circle
The Women’s Circle from Karen Sepulveda is quite an engrossing story which is crafted in several periods of time. The past story is easy to […]
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Elizabeth and Elizabeth
The story of Elizabeth and Elizabeth is elegantly told by narrative and personal letters exchanged over many years. Their tale, and it is one of […]
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Aaron Smith has written a brutally honest expose of Australian social and political behaviours toward Torres Strait Islanders and Aboriginal people. With great insight he […]
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Australian/Vogel Literary Award Winner 2020 (AU) for an unpublished manuscript A Treacherous Country from KM Kruimink, is set in the 1840’s and moves from England […]
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The tone of Stone Sky Gold Mountain is sombre as the author Mirandi Riwoe looks back at Australian History in 1877. The Palmer River in […]
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The Satapur Moonstone, the second book in the Bombay Mystery series from Sujata Massey is very exciting to read, with so much to absorb the […]
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Budgerigar
The joy of reading comes home to you strongly when you open this book with the rather bland title Budgerigar. Looking at the book’s cover, […]
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The Lost Jewels
The Lost Jewels is a story about a mysterious, 500 piece collection of jewels buried for centauries now known as the Cheapside Hoard. Doing some […]
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As any lover of dogs will know, there is far, far more to their canine companions than they ever let you know, after all they […]
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Field of Poppies
Carmel Bird certainly has a way with words as shares a short period of time in Field of Poppies, a time of which many will […]
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Australia is not just an island, it is festooned with a myriad of smaller Islands, 8,000 in total, some inhabited, many more listed as wild […]
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Language changes over the generations and centuries with so many wonderful, rich, and incredibly funny words, at least in the world of modern language, becoming […]