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Helena Potter on her romantasy debut The Thread That Binds Us
The Threads That Bind Us by Helena Potter is a breath-taking new romantasy for lovers of Thorns & Fire, The Wind Weaver, and Throne of Glass.
Read on for a Q&A with the author.
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When The Story of Trees and How They Changed the Way We Live landed on my desk I was reminded of The Hidden Life ...
It’s 1911: an era that is full of exciting new inventions. Electricity now lights the streetlamps and the rich can ...
The Ethical OmnivoreLaura Dalrymple & Grant Hilliard
Ingrid’s smoky, sweet and sour lamb ...
Fashion is one of the most powerful industries in the world, accounting for 6 per cent of global consumption and ...
gr spoke to BARBARA HANNAY about her new book, The Sister's Gift, and how the Queensland tropics inspires ...
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Reviews
In 1997, Sara Morgan was brutally murdered in the woods near her college at the hands of her boyfriend, Blake ...
Rachael Krall voice is well known. Her first true crime podcast exploded across the news when it led to a man ...
Well, we’ve enjoyed The Mummy Animal Book so it’s only fair that now we have one for the Daddies.
The Daddy ...
This is the story about the Uluru Statement for young Australians. The colours of our land, red, orange, yellow, ...
Almanac, the orphan, thinks the invitation to work as an apprentice footman at Spoilnieu Manors is a chance to ...
The Republic of Birds has an engaging storyline that anyone who understands the feeling of being excluded will ...
Frankie and Lochie are best mates but their families have very different backgrounds. Frankie’s parents came from ...
Ned Kelly, in his Jerilderie letter of 1879, referred to the convicts who were his fellow Irishmen as ‘all of true ...
The Space Between is written by the creators of the hit podcast ‘Shameless’. This insightful collection of writing ...
In the North Pacific Ocean
lives a monster made of trash,
A hungry, greedy meanie
with a handlebar moustache.
And ...
This is one of those lovely little books that you wish you had when you were a child.
The softly illustrated ...
Ashley and her husband, Steve, were living in Winnipeg, Canada, a place that has a 24-hour TV channel devoted just ...
We meet Wonder Quinn, with her gloomy crow companion, seated on the roof of the school watching the students ...
Fashionista Gemma Riley is a very mature 10 year old who loves to design funky clothes and accessories. She lives ...
Were there more butterflies and moths around this last autumn? No matter what the answer is to that question, it’s ...
Afew years ago, at an author event, I heard bestselling crime writer Michael Robotham describe his writing room ...
In 1941, the German Army has commenced its ill-fated invasion of Russia. They were stunningly ill-equipped and ...
The Jewish Oderfeldt family is living a life of considerable wealth and comfort in Kraków, Poland. Their lives ...
Joan Silber might not be well known to Australian readers and that’s a pity. Her output is not prolific, but the ...
The fledgling European colony in Australia could not have survived without strong women, particularly those who ...
Until Utopia Avenue, I’d never read a David Mitchell book, or even watched any of their adaptations. But I found ...
Elizabeth returns to a small town in Ireland, to sell the family home left to her in her mother’s will. She’s also ...
In the years that I was confined to a wheelchair, I got used to the stares of children. Unashamed and unflinching. ...
When Kidd became a writer in her thirties, her husband fully supported her. Likewise, her main character, Ana, at ...
The easiest way to feel out of our depth – particularly as we age – is to learn something new. Like another ...
I was not surprised to read in the bio notes that author, Annette Marner, is a poet and photographer, so vivid and ...
These two books are in the ‘Aussie Kids’ series designed especially for emerging independent readers.
Sam lives ...
The Pear Affair takes us to mid-century Paris where there is a subculture of children living in the tunnels ...
There’s been a rash of books from Hollywood people with this latest by former Industrial Light and Magic VFX ...
As someone who suffers from rosacea, an inflammatory skin disorder, often referred to as the red wine flush, I am ...
I remember reading a book on anxiety which discussed anxiety as being a person sitting on your shoulder whispering ...
The Secret Barrister is a UK lawyer who blogs on Twitter and writes articles for The Guardian, all anonymously. ...
I n We Can’t Say We Didn’t Know ABC investigative reporter Sophie McNeil chronicles the harrowing stories of human ...
Growing up on a farm in Ireland, Austin Donnelly had a love of animals and dreamt of being a vet from when he was ...
Due to the timescales in the publishing world, there’s no way Wright could have known any of the cultural memes ...
Summer and Winter are identical twins living on a remote island, sheltered from the fallout of a
world destroyed ...
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