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FARRAR, James

Mar 30, 2026 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Australian, Self-help \ Personal Development

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Breaking the Aussie Bloke Cycle

 

The no-fluff handbook for blokes who want more than average

There’s something happening to Aussie men that no one’s talking about it. More and more of us are falling into a cycle of bad habits, distractions, and poor decisions. Sound familiar?

This book is for men who have drifted. Men who have made mistakes they’re not proud of, or choices they regret. It’s for those who can’t see the habits holding them back from living the life they dream, but know there’s more they could be.

By reading Breaking the Aussie Bloke Cycle, you’ll start to understand what’s really in your way, and be able to face the hard topics like decision making, daily habits, finances, and even choosing a partner.

Start on your path to overcoming the average Aussie bloke and live your life with purpose.

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About the Author

 

James Farrar is a Sydney-based author, tradie, and ‘Aussie bloke’ survivor. After a string of financial, business, and relationship crashes, James picked up the pieces of his life and now owns a successful joinery installation company while being a father to three kids and two stepsons.

Now, James decided it was time to pick up the pen and help other men like him realise their potential and break the cycle.

DOYLE, Maureen & HAWKE, Gwen

Mar 27, 2026 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Australian, Family History, History, Nostalgia, Social Sciences \ Politics \ Government

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Whispers of History

 

Pioneering women of Whittlesea prior to 1945

Welcome to a delightful journey through time, where the remarkable pioneering women of Whittlesea take centre stage.

These pioneering spirits faced challenges that would make most of us cringe. Yet, they persevered. They managed homes, supported their husbands, and made significant contributions to their communities—all while navigating the trials of their era with grace and humour.

This isn’t just a collection of dry facts and dates. No, this is a celebration of resilience, wit, and the indomitable spirit of women who played essential roles in shaping their society. These women didn’t just hold down the fort; they often built it. They tackled obstacles with a laugh, proving that a sense of humour can be as vital as any tool in tough times.

Our authors, with over 40 years of combined experience in local history, have poured their hearts into this book. Their dedication shines through their research, gathered from countless conversations with the people who lived it. They’ve kept the stories alive, ensuring that the voices of those women echo through time.

Why does this matter? Because history isn’t just about the past. It’s about understanding our roots and learning from those who came before us. The lessons from these women can guide us today, reminding us that strength can be found in the most unexpected places.

So, whether you’re a history buff or just curious about the lives of the extraordinary pioneering women, this book is for you. Grab a cup of tea, settle in, and prepare to meet the unsung heroines of Whittlesea. Their stories are true whispers of history.

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Gwen and Maureen are passionate historians that individually have showed dedication to preserving Whittlesea’s rich history.

Gwen has devoted more than a quarter of a century to the Whittlesea Historical Society Inc, faithfully serving the Whittlesea community whilst preserving Whittlesea’s rich history. Throughout her long tenure, she has ensured that the story of Whittlesea, remains alive for future generations. Gwen is a devoted mother and accomplished advocate whose considerable achievements reflect her deep commitment to heritage.

Maureen Doyle is a dedicated teacher, passionate researcher, and devoted family historian with a particular interest in Irish ancestry. Maureen’s passion for history is matched only by her dedication to her family. Raising her children has been her greatest achievement, instilling in them the values of resilience, curiosity, and a love for their heritage.

Together Maureen and Gwen have fostered a deep appreciation for family connections and local history, helping many uncover the narratives of their ancestors, they have become pillars of local heritage, known for their encyclopaedic knowledge and unwavering commitment to historical preservation.

Their contributions are both vast and deeply impactful. They were instrumental in campaigning, and rallying community support to fund the George Sherwin Commemorative Bandstand—a lasting tribute to civic pride. Their efforts also led to the saving and preservation of the historic courthouse, just to mention a few.

This book is one of stewardship, storytelling, and service—an enduring testament to what can be achieved through passion, perseverance, and love for one’s local history.

ISLA, Franchesca

Mar 26, 2026 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Australian, Children's Books

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And Still

 

A Story About A Love That Never Ends

When life feels uncertain or overwhelming, And Still meets children with gentle reassurance—affirming they are loved, always. This gentle picture book offers reassurance and hope for children navigating challenges or change.

A comforting story about resilience, unconditional love, and the quiet strength of being enough.

MILLS, David

Mar 26, 2026 | *, *listed, Autobiography, Biography, South Australia, The Arts

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The Coconut Kid

A memoir of a stolen child

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In his book Coconut Kid David Mills tells some of his stories. David was born in 1941 in Cranbrook, WA. At the age of four months he was taken from his family and spent the next 8 years at Parkerville Children’s Home not even aware that he had older siblings.

He started his schooling there but at the age of 8 was returned to his family where his education continued.

He began his working life at the tender age of 13 and worked, mostly as a shearer, in a number of areas of Australia. David’s stories are informative, funny and gut wrenching.

Especially as he tells of his wife’s illness and last days. He is frank about his life and its bad patches. However, you can’t but admire the man he has become, despite all he has experienced.

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David was taken from his family at 4 months old in 1941 when it was Government policy to put light-skinned part-Aboriginal children in institutions. He wasn’t reunited with his mother till he was 8. He struggled with schooling at Cranbrook in southern Western Australia and started his first job at age 14. David found his calling when he started shearing but his greatest gift is as a storyteller. With humour and remarkable honesty, David tells the stories of his life including the battle for his wife to take advantage of Australia’s first Voluntary Assisted Dying laws in Darwin in the 1990s.

PULLICH, Zelle & ECKSTROM, Nathaniel

Mar 23, 2026 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Animals \ Pets Fiction, Australian, Children's Books

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Crocodylus Scorpius

 

Crocodylus Scorpius is banished from his Kingdom.

Where will he go?

A tale of two tails. But will the riddle be solved by Dr Olivier and his intrepid team of explorers?

When a scorpion convinces a crocodile to carry him across a river, a moment of betrayal changes everything. Transformed and cast out, Crocodylus Scorpius is forced into the unknown. He journeys into the dark depths of the ocean, where survival is uncertain, and learns that even the strangest traits can become his greatest strength.

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Rana The Tree Frog

 

Rana was different. While her frog friends were vibrant green, she was a unique shade of blue, and it made her feel lonely and misunderstood.

When a curious scientist spots what he thinks is a rare creature and captures her, Rana’s world is turned upside down. Frightened, her blue skin turns green and she is dismissed as ordinary, lost in the Daintree Rainforest.

Guided by nature, she finds her way home as her true blue returns, discovering that being different is her greatest strength.

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About the Author

 

Zelle Pullich is an adventurer at heart, a wife and mother of two beautiful, loving children who have inherited her itch to explore.

Passionate about learning and research, Zelle holds degrees in Medicine, Physiotherapy & Exercise Science along with Creative Arts.

Tapping into her natural inquisitiveness, she writes stories about intriguing creatures, bravery and fantastical discoveries with the aim of nurturing childhood curiosity. Rana is the second book in Zelle’s Daintree series, following the popular Crocodylus Scorpius.

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Nathaniel Eckstrom is an illustrator based in Sydney, Australia. His ability to visualise gentle realms of fun and adventure has made him one of Australia’s leading children’s illustrators.

Nathaniel has illustrated over 25 titles, including Zelle Pullich’s previous book, Crocodylus Scorpius. A number of Nathaniel’s books have been both notable and shortlisted for the CBCA Book of the Year.

BARTELS-GOLD, Taylor

Mar 19, 2026 | *, *Featured books, *listed, Australian, Children's Books

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Bubbles

 

Bubbles is a comforting picture book that introduces young readers to the idea of personal space through soft rhymes and a playful “bubble” metaphor. Following Grace, children learn that everyone has a bubble that belongs to them- one that can change, be shared or stay strong.

With warmth and reassurance, this story empowers children to use their voices, respect boundaries, and understand that their feelings matter, wherever they go.

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Taylor Bartels-Gold created this story to help children make sense of big feelings through words and illustrations. Art has always been her wayof exploring imagination, curiosity, and care.

With this book, she hopes to support children at home and in school, offering a gentle way to understand personal space and reminding every child that it’s okay to have their own space and to be exactly who they are.