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Bibliophile | 101 Small Ways to Change the World

101 Small Ways to Change the World by Aubre Andrus Lonely Planet Kids   Children’s book author Aubre Andrus has come up with an easy-to-read book that has...

Bibliophile | Akwaeke Emezi explores the sprits within in Freshwater

Freshwater by Akwaeke Emezi Allen & Unwin   Ada was born in Nigeria where her mother Saachi was a nurse and her father Saul a doctor. Author Akwaeke...

Bibliophile | Keeping On Keeping On by Alan Bennett

Keeping On Keeping On by Alan Bennett Allen & Unwin This is the third volume of diaries from actor, author, playwright, screenwriter Alan Bennett. Writing Home (1994)...

Molly Meldrum: Ah Well, Nobody's Perfect

  Prior to reading Ah Well, Nobody’s Perfect the only exposure I had to Molly Meldrum in my life was in my early years on...

Bibliophile: Days Without End

Days Without End by Sebastian Barry Allen & Unwin   Orphans Thomas McNutty and John Cole are only teenagers when they find themselves tramping through America in the...

Bibliophile Book Review: Take Me To Paris, Johnny

Take Me to Paris, Johnny by John Foster Text Classics Take Me to Paris, Johnny is John Foster’s moving yet unsentimental tribute to his lover Juan Cespedes....

Bibliophile: The Heart Goes Last

The Heart Goes Last by Margaret Atwood Bloomsbury After a mega financial meltdown, with unemployment at around 40% of the population, people are starving, scavenging and pilfering....

Bibliophile: Carsick by John Waters

  Carsick: John Waters Hitchhikes Across America by John Waters Murdock Books Cult film director John Waters was between pictures as they say in Hollywood and, having nothing...

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