All posts tagged "Book"
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61Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Paper Palace, by Miranda Cowley Heller
LITERARY FICTION: A magnificent literary debut about the myriad loves that make up a life.
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76Books & LiteratureBook Review: Burnout, by Gordon Parker, Gabriella Tavella and Kerrie Eyers
SELF-HELP: Are you always exhausted? Unable to feel for others or for life's pleasures? Find it hard to concentrate and take in what you read? You may have burnout.
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83Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Right Way To Rock by Nat Amoore
YOUNG ADULT: The rockin' story of two new friends, one arts fiasco and a whole lot of music.
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101Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Good Girls: An Ordinary Killing, by Sonia Faleiro
NON-FICTION: A powerful, heartrending and compelling work of investigative journalism from award winning author Sonia Faleiro
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92Books & LiteratureBook Review: Horror Heights: The Slime: Book 1, by Bec Hill
JUNIOR FICTION: Welcome to Horror Heights: can the children who live here conceal the strange goings on behind closed doors?
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113Books & LiteratureBook Review: The History of England Vol VI: Innovation, by Peter Ackroyd
HISTORY: Innovation brings Peter Ackroyd’s History of England to a triumphant close.
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65Books & LiteratureBook Review: A Voice in the Night, by Sarah Hawthorn
THRILLER: An addictive thriller of twists and turns, a gripping and emotionally resonant debut from a striking new voice.
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120Books & LiteratureBook Review: Taste, by Stanley Tucci
MEMOIR: From award-winning actor and food obsessive Stanley Tucci comes an intimate and irresistible memoir of life in and out of the kitchen.
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88Books & LiteratureBook Review: Too Much Cabbage and Jesus Christ, by Catherine Bishop
BIOGRAPHY: Annie Lock believed Aboriginal lives mattered, with controversial results. This biography dives into massacres, stolen generations and the thorny problem of Aboriginal missions.
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148Books & LiteratureBook Review: Real Magic, by Ash Magic
SELF-HELP: Magic is making the impossible possible, but the real magic is finding the good vibes every day in everything you do!
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125Books & LiteratureBook Review: Starry Night, Blurry Dreams, by Henn Kim
VISUAL POETRY: Visual poetry from the iconic Sally Rooney illustrator.
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171Books & LiteratureThe ‘Humans of Kangaroo Island’ Book Is Here
Released on November 10 2021, the Humans of Kangaroo Island book showcases the diversity and history of Kangaroo Island as seen through the lives of locals.
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245Books & LiteratureBook Review: Betoota-isms, by The Betoota Advocate
SOCIETY: As authoritative as the Macquarie Dictionary and as exhaustive as a Fortitude Valley pub crawl, Betoota-isms is your one-stop guide to the grandeur of the great Australian vernacular.
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170Books & LiteratureBook Review: Echoes of War, by Tania Blanchard
HISTORICAL FICTION: Set in Mussolini’s Italy amid great upheaval, this is the story of one woman’s determination to find her place in a world that men are threatening to tear apart.
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179Books & LiteratureBook Review: Mercy, by David Baldacci
THRILLER: The gripping final instalment in the FBI special agent Atlee Pine series by internationally bestselling author David Baldacci.
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173Books & LiteratureBook Review: Treasure and Dirt, by Chris Hammer
THRILLER: An opal miner is found crucified and left to rot down his mine. Nothing about the miner's death is straightforward, not even who found the body. Sydney homicide detective Ivan Lucic is sent to investigate, assisted by inexperienced young investigator Nell Buchanan.
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137Books & LiteratureBook Review: Homecoming, by Elfie Shiosaki
HISTORY: Fragments of stories about four generations of Noongar women and how they navigated colonisation to hold their families together.
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128Books & LiteratureBook Review: Train Party, by Karen Blair
PICUTRE BOOK: All aboard the train party in this rhyming picture book that captures all the fun of a pre-schooler’s train-themed birthday party.
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228Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Lanternist, by Stephen Orr
YA FICTION: A Lanternist's son is left to fend for himself in Adelaide 1901 after his mother leaves them and his father goes looking for her.
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145Books & LiteratureBook Review: Setting Boundaries, by Dr Rebecca Ray
SELF-HELP: Clinical psychologist Dr Rebecca Ray shows how boundaries are the key to many of the emotional and practical difficulties we encounter in daily life.
