All posts tagged "Adelaide Author"
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915Books & LiteratureBook Review: F**k Fashion and Diamonds Are Dumb, by Samantha Pease
NON-FICTION: Bestselling author Samantha Pease's new book exposes the funny, fake and fiendish secrets that big brands use to sell us fashion, food, beauty products and everyday items.
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688Books & LiteratureBook Review: Podcasting: How to Get Started with Podcasting in Your Organization, by Lee Hopkins
NON-FICTION: Join with multi-awarded writer, author and speaker Lee Hopkins and find out how you can get started with podcasting in your organisation.
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Book Launch: The First Year
Join Emilie Tunstill for the official launch of her debut children's book, The First Year, about the special bond between mum and baby.
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443Books & LiteratureBook Review: Everyone on Mars, by Larry Buttrose
SHORT-FICTION: This collection of short fiction is an imagining of the impact — personal, interpersonal, psychological and existential — of our forthcoming colonisation of Mars.
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451Books & LiteratureBook Review: Someone Else’s Bucket List, by Amy T. Matthews
FICTION: In this sisterly PS, I Love You, an introverted young woman is saddled with fulfilling her late sister’s final wish: completing her bucket list while millions of people follow along online.
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1.3KBooks & LiteratureAdelaide author and illustrator duo honoured in the CBCA 2023 Book of the Year Awards
Bev and Kev tells the story of a giraffe and a small bird who make an unlikely pair of friends, exploring belonging, self-love, and the value of friendship.
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712Books & LiteratureBook Review: Black Lies, by Mercedes Mercier
THRILLER: Criminal psychologist Dr Laura Fleming discovers some people will stop at nothing to keep the past hidden.
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960Books & LiteratureBook Review: Dream of Death City, by PJ Nwosu
FANTASY: Investigators arrive to a superstitious island to solve a brutal crime. Among them is a lowly slave desperate to prove her worth and a soldier with dark dreams. Neither are prepared for what they find.
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744Books & LiteratureBook Review: Blood and Bowling, by Troy Adami
THRILLER: Jack Dawson's days as a police detective have ended, but his son's political career needs help. He must find a killer to make sure his son's indiscretion remains a secret. Along the way, he discovers shocking truths to challenge his priorities.
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1.3KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Empathy, by Fay Lee
SCI-FI: When one of Sky Town’s most prized nymphs wakes to find herself missing a sizeable sum of both money and memories, she has no idea who took her, why they did it… or what threat she poses to their monstrous plot. Slipping back into her world of splendour and seduction, she must navigate its hidden webs – both old and new – to find the spiders lurking within, and retake her stolen humanity.
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1.2KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Something About Alaska, by J. A. Cooper
YOUNG ADULT: Nearing 15, Zac Greene travels to Alaska to re-connect with the father he’s only ever known from a distance. But Zac’s dad is a lone wolf – a wounded soul who’d rather drown his regrets in a bottle of bourbon than confront the mistakes of his past.
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1.0KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Holy Woman, by Louise Omer
MEMOIR: Louise Omer was a Pentecostal preacher and faithful wife. But when her marriage crumbled, so did her beliefs.
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583Books & LiteratureAdelaide Author Tackles Childhood Bullying In Self-Published Book
A young Adelaide author has taken teaching young children about how to deal with bullying into his own hands with his debut book 'A Ferret Named Phil'.
