All posts tagged "paperback"
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848Books & LiteratureBook Review: Pimp in the Pulpit, by Thomas Leslie McRae
As Lillian McBride's 95th birthday party approaches, her own viciousness is in competition with her nasty, self-centred offspring and extended family.
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1.1KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: Bomber Boys, by Marianne Van Velzen
The extraordinary true adventures of a group of airmen who escaped the Japanese and became the RAAF's celebrated 18th Squadron during World Ward II.
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1.3KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: The Art of the Natural Home: A Room by Room Guide, by Rebecca Sullivan
A practical guide to living more eco-friendly by naturally enhancing your larder, cleaning your home & indulging in health and beauty care for men & women.
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553Books & LiteratureBook Review: The Last Wilkie’s and Other Stories, by Jon Steiner
A varied collection of short fiction stories by author by Jon Steiner, ranging in style from comedy to dark and disturbing.
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720Books & LiteratureBook Review: Crime Scenes, Introduced by Zane Lovitt
An eclectic collection of 12 Australian crime stories that are unpredictable and diverse; a collage of disturbing mental and physical criminal images.
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768Books & LiteratureBook Review: Be Bully Free, by Cathie Thornton & Michael Panckridge
A self-help resource outlining how to better cope with the impact and ramifications of being bullied and how to avoid being the target of bullying.
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682Books & LiteratureBook Review: Kim’s Adventure Travels Book 1: Punch-Up in the Punjab!, by Peter Stephenson
An English family on holiday in Pakistan find adventure and cultural understanding in this exciting educational kid's reader that teaches about other cultures.
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1.7KBooks & LiteratureBook Review: It Gets Worse, by Shane Dawson
A collection of personal anecdotes from the frenetic mind of Shane Dawson, from hare-brained antics to deeply personal issues, but all with the same brand of humour.
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969Books & LiteratureAudiobook Review: Haunting Love (unabridged), by KA Moll
A haunting brings two grieving women together but they both have to exorcise their own ghosts before they can find happiness again and let themselves love.
