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12 July, 2008 Numbat has two hearts—one made of feathers, and one of stone. When he’s wearing his feather heart, he’s soft, kind and likeable—but exhausted from helping others. 
11 July, 2008 Alice Nelson, who was shortlisted for the 2004 Australian/Vogel Award for Swimming Without Water is a literary writer. Her new novel The Last Sky is about stories and how they define us 
11 July, 2008 The Invisible Road, by acclaimed New Zealand author Elizabeth Knox (The Vintner’s Luck), is apparently aimed at the adult market, however has strong crossover potential to the young adult market. 
11 July, 2008 Katie Horgan is a hard-working Sydney lawyer on the cusp of becoming a partner in her prestigious law firm. Just as she is about to be sent to Ireland as part of her training 
11 July, 2008 The third thriller by David Rollins featuring his motormouthed sleuth Vin Cooper will definitely appeal to readers of high-tech, military-oriented murder dramas. 
11 July, 2008 This is the second novel by the Queensland author of The Shifting Fog. The book opens with a little girl abandoned on a ship to Australia 
11 July, 2008 Dissection is a skillfully written piece of work that charts the despair of a woman, a doctor, who begins to question her ability to function both professionally and personally. 
11 July, 2008 The cover will tell you that this is the fourth volume of the ‘Dreaming in Amber’ series. While the quartet does stand alone in terms of readability, this is really the latest adventure in what is probably the most detailed world in Australian fantasy. 
11 July, 2008 Barry Maitland has crafted a well-researched and solid thriller that takes you from London to Sydney, as well as up to the dizzy heights of steep and craggy cliff faces in New Zealand 
11 July, 2008 Two detectives, one from the city and one from the bush, team up to find a missing child. Both are haunted by their respective pasts. 
11 July, 2008 Murray Bail-author of the much-loved modern Australian classic Eucalyptus-has finally ended the 10-year wait with his new novel The Pages. Erica is a mild and conservative woman who is considered the expert on philosophical thought at Sydney University. 
3 July, 2008 Original illustrations by Julie Vivas from the much-loved children's classic Possum Magic (Mem Fox, Scholastic) will be on display to the public until 28 July
Another children's e-book free online
3 July, 2008 Children's author D C Green has announced he will be giving away free downloads of Erasmus James and the Galactic Zapp Machine (Barrel Books). 
1 July, 2008 In Australia, summer is either a time for the beach, an opportunity to watch some cricket, or a genuine threat to life and property. 
1 July, 2008 This book is a very subtle and very Australian offering from Queensland writer Joanne Horniman. 
1 July, 2008 Set in both Milan and Sydney, Lucy Zeezou’s Goal introduces 14-year-old Lucia (or ‘Lucy’) Zoffi, the football-mad but modelling-bound daughter of a world-renowned Italian footballer. 
1 July, 2008 Giuseppina, or Pina, is a third-generation Italian teenager living in Adelaide. 
1 July, 2008 These small-format ‘I’m Glad’ books follow on from I’m Glad You’re My Mum and I’m Glad You’re My Gran. 
1 July, 2008 In her first picture book, award-winning author Carole Wilkinson offers a unique view the Eureka Stockade. 
1 July, 2008 It’s Christmas Day in Shaggy Gully. All the animals are revelling in the joys of the holiday according to their various natures (kangaroos bouncing, kookaburras chortling, echidnas prickling) all except one, that is. 
1 July, 2008 Sprite is in primary school, dealing with the collective unkindness of her fellow classmates, and the loss of her former best friend, who is adding to her taunting. 
1 July, 2008 Kevin is the only one in his family with curly red hair and freckles. His mother calls him Special Kev. 
1 July, 2008 Aimed at children from three years of age, this book will enchant both children and their parents |
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