From GoodreadsNick Wall has spent over four years gathering traditional music from every country in the world, from Kazakhstan to Kiribati, researching the life and culture of these countries, then weaving the music in with information, stories, and reflections about … Continue reading →
From GoodreadsGirt. No word could better capture the essence of Australia … In this hilarious history, David Hunt reveals the truth of Australia’s past, from megafauna to Macquarie – the cock-ups and curiosities, the forgotten eccentrics and Eureka moments that … Continue reading →
From GoodreadsEvery year, many marriages end in murder. Sometimes these killings follow years of abuse by one party, and at other times they are seemingly out of the blue. Tragic as each case is, it often ends up as just … Continue reading →
From Goodreads As any pet lover knows, a wagging tail or a tender purr can soothe the soul after a hard day. And sometimes, the presence of dogs and cats in our lives can do even more. In these delightful … Continue reading →
From Goodreads Trusted household advice from real women and contributors to the hugely popular Over 60 online community. The Way Mum Does It is a jam-packed collection of household and life advice – a handy go-to guide for tips on … Continue reading →
From Goodreads Patch up the holes in your bucket list and start living the life of your dreams! It’s time to get out of your own way and shut down the self-imposed barriers to your success. Now is your time … Continue reading →
From Goodreads Have you ever wondered what the purpose of your life is? The secret to living a life that has meaning? The path you should take to achieve your purpose? Do you even believe you have a purpose? How … Continue reading →
From Goodreads Imagine living in a world without pain. You wouldnt get headaches or stomach aches, and it wouldnt hurt when you cut yourself or touched something hot. A pain-free world may sound wonderful, but if pain did not exist, … Continue reading →
From Goodreads A working father whose life no longer feels like his own discovers the transforming powers of great (and downright terrible) literature in this laugh-out-loud memoir. Andy Miller had a job he quite liked, a family he loved, and … Continue reading →
From Goodreads WHATEVER HAPPENED TO OUR LANGUAGE? WHAT INDEED! In this small book are some of the most amusing examples of mixed metaphors, cliches, tautologies, mispronunciations and other catastrophes which combine to form what Harold Scruby calls ‘Manglish’ – the … Continue reading →
