Books
Featured - Bone Lands
"This is a cracker of a book. I literally could not put it down and read it at a sitting. From the very first page we are plunged into the mind of the main character—we can hardly call him a ‘hero’, though he has performed heroic deeds." Read Aedeen Cremin's review and her interview with author Pip Fioretti.
Salt River Road
Salt River Road, by WA award winning author Molly Schmidt, is definitely a book with a difference. Written with a mixture of prose and poetry, it tells the story of the rurally-based Tetley family in the aftermath of the loss of their mother
Featured - Second Chance
This moving true story about the extraordinary bond between horses and the humans who care for them reveals the power and the potential of a simple second chance. Follow the link below to find out more, and read Serena's Kirby's review as well as her interview with author Diana Thurgood.
Review
The Map of William is the first book by West Australian writer Michael Thomas and it’s certainly a darn good read. It is also not the book that Michael set out to write but I’m sure glad he did.
New release
Just out from Fremantle Press
Dryandra Forest is a unique area located in the Western Australian wheatbelt. In the late 1890s and early 1900s, it was the scene of WA’s celebrated “bark rush” when thousands of men “rushed” to the bush to strip the valuable bark of brown mallet trees. Now, it is mostly national park: Roger Underwood
Australia's vast natural beauty is celebrated in the range of gardening books available through the ARRN.News Store.