All posts tagged "Novel"
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456Books & LiteratureBook Review: Spiral, by Khaled Talib
CRIME: A fast-paced tale set in the Clare Valley of a Sydney pharmacist who gets caught in a dangerous web after stumbling upon the body of a dead American reporter.
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225Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Moroccan Daughter, by Deborah Rodriguez
CONTEMPORARY: From the twisted alleyways of the ancient medina of Fès to a marriage festival high in the Atlas Mountains, Deborah Rodriguez’s entrancing new bestseller is a modern story of forbidden love.
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293Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Push, by Ashley Audrain
THRILLER: What happens when your experience of motherhood is nothing at all what you hoped for, but everything you always feared?
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712Books & LiteratureBook Review: Happy Ever After: Escaping the Myth of the Perfect Life, by Paul Dolan
What if education, success, marriage, kids and health weren't the answers to happiness we're sold? What if you could find your own path?
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572Books & LiteratureBook Review: Unmarriageable, by Soniah Kamal
A modern retelling of "Pride and Prejudice" updated to be set in conservative Pakistani society and centering around an independent 30 year old woman.
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1.2KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Malamander, by Thomas Taylor
Nobody visits Eerie-on-Sea in the winter, especially not when darkness falls, the wind howls, and even now, some swear they have seen the Malamander creep…
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533Books & LiteratureBook Review: Star Crossed, by Minnie Darke
In this sparkling romantic comedy, a journalist tampers with her magazine's horoscopes and sets in motion an unpredictable, hilarious ripple effect. . .
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572Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Book of Dreams, by Nina George
A bittersweet and magical tale about the distance one man will travel for love and of making peace with the past in order to find a future.
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596Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Quiet at the End of the World, by Lauren James
A sci-fi mystery adventure for young adults about the last surviving members of the human race.
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396Film & TVFilm Review: All is True
The imagining of Shakespeare's retirement years, written by Ben Elton.
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425Books & LiteratureBook Review: Home Fires, by Fiona Lowe
When a lethal bushfire tore through Myrtle in Victoria's Otway Ranges, the fire fractured the lives and relationships of three women in particular.
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492Books & LiteratureBook Review: Ruin Beach, by Kate Rhodes
The suspicious death of a local woman inverts the paradise of the Isles of Scilly, and Detective Investigator Ben Kitto is the only one who can get to the bottom of the ocean’s secrets.
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776Books & LiteratureBook Review: Dancing with the Bull, by Matthew Simon
A humorous, thought-provoking tale of modern corporate life, as seen through the eyes of an incredibly important person who has it all.
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746Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Familiars, by Stacey Halls
17 year old Fleetwood Shuttleworth must risk everything to help a midwife drawn into accusations of witchcraft in the 17th Century.
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Catch a Falling Star, by Meg McKinlay
It’s 1979 and the world’s first space station, Skylab, is falling to Earth, bringing back forgotten memories of a 12-year old's father.
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758Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Woman from Saint Germain, by J R Lonie
A celebrated writer stranded in Paris, and an enigmatic foreigner with a dangerous secret, flee Nazi-controlled Austria in 1941. Only the war could bring them together.
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412Books & LiteratureBook Review: Glimpses of The Moon, by Edith Wharton
Two penniless Americans decide to use the gifts and goodwill of their wealthy friends to live the life they want for a year.
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525Books & LiteratureBook Review: Captain Doobie, Goodtime Slim and the One Thing They had to Do Today, by DC White
Two slacker housemates are given one job to do - drive a car from Adelaide to Melbourne - but life is never that simple.
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799Books & LiteratureBook Review: Magrit, by Lee Battersby
An award-winning, evocative book for younger readers about a 10 year old girl who finds a baby and decides to raise it.
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366Books & LiteratureBook Review: Matriarchs: Eliza’s Revenge, by Susan McDonough Wachtman
In a dystopian future, two people set out to uncover the illegal activities of their governments.
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