Books & Literature
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110Book Review: Murder in the Cathedral, by Kerry Greenwood
MYSTERY: The indefatigable Miss Phryne Fisher returns to solve what may be her most puzzling murder.
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231Cookbook Review: Lucky Dragon Supper Club, by Stephanie Feher
Looking for some epic food? Dinner party enthusiast Stephanie Feher shares 88 exciting recipes that will bring joy to your table
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219Book Review: Everything Under the Sun, by Molly Oldfield
NON-FICTION: A wonderful new paperback edition of 366 curious questions asked by children from around the world, based on the award-winning podcast...
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269Book Review: Runt and the Diabolical Dognapping, by Craig Silvey, illustrated by Sara Acton
CHILDREN'S BOOK: The sequel to Runt, the phenomenal bestseller and family favourite, by award-winning author Craig Silvey.
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374Book Review: Sisters of Scandal, by Ainslie Harvey
NON-FICTION: From Alva Vanderbilt’s $6 million ball to Empress Sisi’s meat mask, we look at the boldest, most indecent and totally unruly...
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587Book Review: The Long Shoe, by Bob Mortimer
FICTION: Fuelled by beer, soft boiled eggs and loneliness, The Long Shoe is a tour de force and Bob Mortimer’s most thrilling...
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341Book Review: Searching for Charmian, by Suzanne Chick
NON-FICTION: Thirty years ago, Gina Chick’s mother Suzanne wrote a bestselling memoir after discovering that her birth mother was none other than...
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346Book Review: The Woman in Suite 11, by Ruth Ware
THRILLER: In this gripping follow-up to bestselling author Ruth Ware’s multi-million-copy mega-hit The Woman in Cabin 10 – coming soon to Netflix,...
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456Book Review: There’s a Prawn in Parliament House, by Annabel Crabb, illustrated by First Dog on the Moon.
NON-FICTION: A funny and informative account of how Australia's democracy works, written for kids by one of Australia's best-known and most entertaining...
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476Book Review: Windy Washing Day, by Yvonne Low and Kate Talbot
PICTURE BOOK: It’s a dry, sunny day and perfect for hanging out the laundry. But what happens when an unexpected wind pulls...
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480Restaurant Botanic captures a year of culinary artistry in stunning new book, A Year in the Life
For passionate gastronomes, lovers of photography and design, and advocates for the future of Australian cuisine, this book offers a striking portrait...
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1.1KCookbook Review: Eat! An Italian Cookbook, by Sooshi Mango
The long-awaited cookbook of Italian family favourites from Giuseppina, Carmela and Angela – aka the take-no-prisoners mammas from the record-breaking comedy sensation...
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450Book Review: A Pirate’s Life For Tea, by Rebecca Thorne
FANTASY: The heartwarming sequel to Rebecca Thorne’s instant Sunday Times bestseller, Can’t Spell Treason Without Tea. For fans of Legends & Lattes...
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422Book Review: Animals on Country, by Victor Steffensen, illustrated by Sandra Steffensen
PICTURE BOOK: This engaging picture book from award-winning brother-and-sister team Victor and Sandra Steffensen inspires children and adults alike to look after...
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502Book Review: Wonders in the Deep, by Mensun Bound and Mark Frary
NON-FICTION: An awe-inspiring deep-dive into the treasures found on the sea floor and what they reveal about our past.
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1.3KAdelaide City Library to get new home in 2026
The City Library, based in Rundle Mall, attracting around 220,000 visitors annually will be moving to a new vibrant destination in 2026.
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290Book Review: Song of a Blackbird, by Maria van Lieshout
GRAPHIC NOVEL: Fictionalised but based on true events, Song of a Blackbird has two intertwined timelines: one is a modern-day family drama,...
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350Book Review: Willow’s Gumboots, by Beverley McWilliams (author) and Hélène Magisson (illustrator)
PICTURE BOOK: Willow loved her gumboots. She wore them wherever she went. The gumboots were there in the garden, at the beach...
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1.4KFind hidden literary gems and meet their authors at Plant 4 for Adelaide Indie Author Book Festival
The festival will bring 65 local authors under one roof for a lively day of storytelling and literary discovery at Plant 4...
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675Book Review: An Indigenous South, by Peter Monteath and Matthew P. Fitzpatrick
NON-FICTION: As it documents the astounding cultural wealth and complexity of Indigenous peoples under siege, it also lays bare the grim logic...
