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This book is the literary equivalent of a cup of tea – reassuring, heart warming, and highly nourishing.
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Beautifully crafted sentences tell the story of a family, struggling to maintain its functionality in a city of dysfunction.
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A terrific chapter book for early readers aged 5-7 that explores how it feels to be left out of a party.
It’s my great pleasure to introduce Sarah Armstrong, a former Walkley award-winning ABC journalist whose first novel ‘Salt Rain’ was short-listed for a number of awards, including the Miles Franklin. Her second novel ‘His Other House’ is now in bookshops and it’s totally absorbing. In this interview Sarah talks about writing, ethics and parenting – and managing all three at…
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A sensitive and nuanced exploration of how ‘good’ people find themselves in terrible situations.
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This book is an iron-fist in a velvet glove. You think you’re reading chick-lit, and BAM, you’re suddenly reading about one of the most serious issues facing society today.
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Royalty + toilet humour = a picture book marriage made in heaven
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A wonderful short story collection from an original Australian voice that probes how it feels to be the ‘outsider’
How long has this awesome initiative been going? Quite a while it seems. Anyway, while I’m a bit late to this particular party – The Australian Women Writers Challenge – I am now there with bells on. It is so far up my alley that I have, of course, joined up. The idea is to re-dress the gender imbalance in…
Easter is my favourite holiday of the year. The season is changing. It’s a beautiful chance to spend time with family. And, there’s none of the stress of buying a billion and one presents for everyone. I am all for children getting an egg or two at Easter, but quite frankly, the amount of chocolate they receive is slightly ridiculous. So – here’s a solution. Get an easter-themed book instead.