GEORGESON, Terry
Author Terry Georgeson’s two titles: “Nana’s Trip at the Beach”, going to the beach can be a simple everyday outing for many families. Sometimes ‘though, life has unexpected surprises; and “My Brother is Special. I am Special Too”, many families with one child with special needs have other children. It is important for these children to know that they are special too.
GREEN, Michael
Abbervale, mining village, 1940s country Australia. The McCanns a local family, Grace the wise and strong wife and mother, Gordon, a mining team boss with elder son, Bruce. His brother, William, works in the mine office. Delicate daughter, Millie, dies.
HALL, Darrell
Three people from totally different backgrounds with unique gifts, will come together in the most extraordinary of circumstances.
SOLOWIJ, Valentyna
A simple and manageable self-help programme suitable for all ages.
BOLADZ, Trudy
Lonely Long-Nose is a beautiful grey, who lies around her kennel all day…
In her dreams she has a friend, so her loneliness comes to an end.
A beautiful rhyming story that takes you on the journey of Lonely Long-Nose, a beautiful greyhound. Where will her journey end? And will she ever find a friend?
ZEPPA, Talaylin
Who is this child sleeping in a manger?
Journey with the Angels, Shepherds and Kings as they follow a special Star and discover the Christmas story.
MUSGROVE, Joyce
Joyce Musgrove was born in Leongatha in 1929. From the time she was little, she had the responsibility of looking after her siblings while her parents were out.
She just wanted to be a MOTHER.
GILBERT, Laurie
A Tattered weed explores the psychological impact of war on young minds and the need to establish an identity when everything seems unreal.
LOURENS, John
ISBN 978-0-645156-21-8 PAPERBACK Dog Backwards Spells God This small book proposes a charming way in which we might better understand and appreciate God, thereby improving our relationship with Him. It is perhaps more than coincidence that DOG backwards spells GOD....
CHARLES, Jason
ISBN 978-1-922722-41-6PAPERBACKMajor Grumpy Morning Man Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, woo who, of course young children too. We would, love to introduce you to the Major Grumpy Morning Man crew. A morning routine doesn’t go to plan, it’s Major Grumpy Morning Man....
BICKNELL, John
On 11 January 1965, 15-year-old best friends, Marianne Schmidt and Christine Sharrock were overwhelmed and slaughtered in the sandhills behind Sydney’s Wanda Beach.
LABBAD, Edward
At times deep, dark, and disturbed. As I lurk in the dark, I treat hearts that have been hurt. I blurt words that make you think I’m berserk, but in reality, I’m revealing the truth. Don’t be believing in proof, cause proof can be created.
CRONIN, Bruce
Bedtime stories of soldiers, seafarers, adventurers, of heroes and villains. The Artful Dodger – a good kid, and Fagin – just a teacher. I never wanted the highwaymen to be caught, I grew up wanting the Indians to beat the Cowboys.
THOMSON, Stanley
356 Easter Road Leith is the birthplace of Craig Erskine. He had migrated to Australia as a young man and now returns at the age of 70.
LAWLESS, James
An African villager on the Zambian Plateau made the remark that inspired the title of this book. He was describing the impact of western medicine on a community where it was previously unknown.
HARRIS, Craig
Blue Water Warriors tells the story to the early Sydney to Hobart yacht races. Drawing on log books and memories of the navigator on a legendary competing yacht, a living part of Australia’s maritime history.
ANDERSON, Anthony
Surfa Saurus on the move surfing to the big–wave groove!
HANDBY, Bob
A telephone call ‘out of the blue’ started Bob’s 30 year career with the Red Cross and Red Crescent evaluating and providing safe water and public health projects throughout the world.
COOK, Bill
Obsessed by the human form, Bill Cook bucked the 1970s trend of abstract art, focusing instead on figurative painting and drawing during his art studies at the prestigious South Australian School of Art in North Adelaide. Bill’s work is held in numerous public collections including the National Gallery of Victoria, several universities and in private collections nationally and internationally.
BROOKS, Alistair
“first fly last fly” is a collection of personal musings that, in narrative and rhyme, take the reader on a powerful, evocative, event-filled literary adventure from the mundane to the miraculous, embracing along the way stories heroic, magical, mystical, improbable, murderous, masterful, comic, musical, and meditative.