The 2024 Australian Political Book of the Year is FLOWED HERO : TRUTH, LIES AND WAR CRIMES by Chris Masters, published by Allen and Unwin.
The Australian Political Book of the Year Award is jointly sponsored by iconic bookstore
Hisashi Kashiwai is a dentist from Kyoto in Japan. He seems to be well known as a writer for television and magazines in Japan and has written extensively on his hometown.’ The Restaurant of Lost Recipes’ is his second …
Natalie Conyer’s book is a gripping, compelling page turner with several unexpected twists. Of medium size and thickness it is divided into five parts,has sixty four chapters, is arranged monthly and there is a glossary at the back.
Purportedly hidden …
Re-reading Lily Brett’s TOO MANY MEN about a quarter of a century after I read it the first time (it was first published in 1999), the themes in the novel of intergenerational trauma experienced by Jewish families after the Holocaust …
This charming, humorous and touching novel about the power of self-transformation and healing through cats manages to pull at your heartstrings without becoming overly sentimental. Translated from the Japanese by E. Madison Shimoda, Ishida’s poetic and original …
The 2024 Australian Political Book of the Year Award Shortlist was announced last night at a special event held at the iconic Hill of Content bookshop in Melbourne.
The four Shortlisted titles are:
Ruth Mary is a tooth fairy, whose usual job is to collect teeth from under children’s pillows, but one night, she’s given a special assignment from the Fairy Queen: to collect the teeth of three jungle animals. She dons her …
A gripping, excellently written page turner with lots of unexpected twists and turns, Of medium size and thickness, it has a Prologue and Epilogue and is divided into fifty nine chapters , some only a page long . It jumps …