Books & Literature
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194Book Review: She Who Tastes, Knows, by Durkhanai Ayubi
MEMOIR: A beautiful, expansive memoir on food as a vital bridge between cultures, from the internationally award-winning author of Parwana.
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157Book Review: Unfairies: Death by Toad, by Huw Aaron
MIDDLE GRADE: The second hilarious full-colour graphic novel in breakout talent Huw Aaron's bestselling Unfairies series! Perfect for fans of Bunny Vs...
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197Book Review: Romeo v Juliet, by R.A. Spratt
MIDDLE-GRADE: With chaos, wit and R.A. Spratt wisdom, if those who rush stumble and fall, Romeo and Juliet are about to crash-land...
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208Book Review: Australian Classics for Little Ones: The Man from Snowy River, by Banjo Paterson, illustrated by Cate James
BOARD BOOK: A wonderful way to introduce young children to this favourite Australian classic. And a gorgeous concept book about colours and...
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205Book Review: Bun, by Hana Kinoshita Thomson
PICTURE BOOK: Introducing Bun! Children will delight in this heartwarming tale about a very sweet bunny who loves gardening, baking and visiting...
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256Book Review: The Night Tiger, by Sherryl Clark and Hannah Sommerville
PICTURE BOOK: A beautiful, evocative picture book about the sense of wonder that comes with conquering a fear of the dark. Perfect...
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355Book Review: The Drover’s Son, by Leah Purcell, illustrated by Dub Leffler
PICTURE BOOK: Based on the Henry Lawson short story, Leah Purcell’s adaptation of The Drover’s Wife started off as a play, was...
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351Cookbook Review: Eat Like a Sardinian, by Francesco Mattana
Healthy food never tasted so good, with this celebration of authentic Sardinian food by Italian cooking star and online sensation Francesco Mattana.
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369Book Review: The Drover’s Son, by Leah Purcell, illustrated by Dub Leffler
CHILDREN'S BOOK: A yarn of bonding and the sharing of stories that celebrates the impact of a good man and a strong...
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724Book Review: Nostalgic Adelaide: poems political, social & cultural, by Geoff Goodfellow
POETRY: The latest collection of poems by local poet Geoff Goodfellow.
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417Book Review: The Sheep That Stole the Farmer’s Hat, by Tim Saunders, illustrated by Carla Martell
PICTURE BOOK: The farm animals are having a field day with all the farmer's clothes, using them in all sorts of inventive...
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419Book Review: The Endling, by Keely Jobe
FICTION: Vividly expressed, wildly funny, and wholly original, The Endling examines the volatile intersection of community and politics, exploring what happens when...
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522Book Review: The Bookshop of Buried Pasts, by Sarah Clutton
GENERAL FICTION: Secrets, humour, love and mystery abound in this uplifting novel from the bestselling author of The Remarkable Truths of Alfie...
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444Book Review: Smother, by Eve Thomson
THRILLER: Smother is a novel about chasing dreams, and how the quest for victory can risk losses far beyond those on the...
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403Book Review: Mum’s Busy Work, by Jacinta Ardern and illustrated by Ruby Jones
PICTURE BOOK: An inspiring and heartwarming book about the relationship between a working mum and her daughter by the former prime minister...
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452Book Review: Where Would You Go? by Alison Lester and Jane Godwin
PICTURE BOOK: A life-affirming collaboration between children of Yalingbu Yirramboi – The Royal Children's Hospital School and award-winning creators, Alison Lester and...
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417Book Review: After the Fall, by Michael Delahaye
NON-FICTION: After the Fall, a foot-soldier's story, charts Michael Delahaye's realisation of the challenges, both cultural and political, of transition; how, as...
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477Book Review: One Night Only, by Laura Bakhtiarian
ROMANCE: Paris was one night only. Switzerland will be professional. Strictly business. No repeats.
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451Book Review: Beth is Dead, by Katie Bernet
YOUNG ADULT: A contemporary crime reimagining of Little Women.
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557Book Review: The Couples Retreat, by Mercedes Mercier
THRILLER: A twisty, compulsive destination thriller where no one is as perfect as they seem.
