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Seasons in the South: a Tasmanian Naturalist’s Journey of Discovery—and Recovery
€15.43Seasons in the South: A Tasmanian Naturalist’s Journey of Discovery—and Recovery by Simon Grove is a richly illustrated and deeply personal natural history narrative that takes readers on a month-by-month exploration of Tasmania’s unique flora, fauna, landscapes, and seasons. Drawing from over two decades of the author’s experiences as a conservation biologist and senior curator of invertebrate zoology, this book, now in its revised 2nd edition, offers an intimate blend of scientific insight and heartfelt storytelling.
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Wayfaring: A Guide to Guidance
€25.72Wayfaring: A Guide To Guidance by Larry Lynn Southard offers a fresh spiritual perspective by presenting God as an interactive, hyper-intelligent process—referred to as “the Way”—rather than a distant being. Drawing from diverse influences including the Bible, the Gospel of Thomas, Daoism, Quakerism, and even creative ideas like Douglas Adams’ Hooloovoo, this book invites readers to engage directly with divine guidance through active participation rather than passive belief. Central to the book is the premise: “If you truly want to be led you must put yourself in a position that allows following.”
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Casa Mia (My Home), a picture book by Josie Montano & Kristen Willis
€6.69Casa Mia is a heartwarming children’s picture book about family, memory, and the power of home. Young Carlo’s Nonno (grandpa) longs to return to his beloved home in Italy, but age and circumstance prevent him from traveling. Determined to bring a piece of Italy to his grandfather, Carlo embarks on a touching journey to redecorate Nonno’s aged care room with treasured keepsakes and mementos stored in the attic.
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Beloved
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Beloved
€10.29Beloved is a sanctuary—a space for solace, comfort, and reflection. Beloved offers you a pause from the noise of the everyday. Rooted in the author Zoe Leavitt’s personal journey, yet written with the hope of resonating with others, the poems serve as a mirror to what is essential for each reader.
Depicting the stunning Tarkine region of Tasmania, Australia; Craig George’s photos create a bridge between our inner and outer worlds. Imbued with mystery and ancient wisdom, the Tarkine is often considered the ‘Mother Forest’ from the Gondwana period.
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Lemur Up!
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Lemur Up!
€6.69What do you need to tell a good story? Well, you need a problem. Our narrator insists on it, but his hero character, the Lemur, claims not to have one.
Will the true nature of whoever’s problem it actually is ever come to light?
Lemur Up! is a laugh-out meta-celebration of storytelling.
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The Island in Time
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The Island in Time
€7.71The Island in Time is a magical picture book adventure about a boy named Noah who sails to a mystical version of his island—Noah’s Island—only to find himself drifting back through the mists of time to ancient Whadjuk Country in what is now Western Australia. Guided by a spiritual talking tree, Noah meets Yellagonga, the proud leader of the Mooro people, and his son Gogalee.
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The Lyrebird Brooch, an historical romance
€8.74In this Australian historical romance, young Mathilda, the daughter of German migrants, wants to escape the stifling paternal structure of hard work and obedience that controls her family life in a Lutheran fruit-growing community near Melbourne in the late 1880s. While jeweller Wilhelm Lund provides an avenue to a new life for them in marriage, good fortune still remains out of reach for the young couple in Beechworth, Victoria.
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The seed is in all: a journey through the Quaker world
€5.14In the 2025 James Backhouse Lecture, The seed is in all: a journey through the Quaker world, Tim Gee reflects on his journey and international friendships to share some ideas.
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My Father is a Curlew
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My Father is a Curlew
€7.71Immerse yourself in a daughter’s search for meaning and renewed identity, as she struggles to come to terms with the death of her father in My Father is a Curlew, a lyrical young adult novel set on semi-tropical Russell Island in Queensland, Australia.
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Flight, a novel by Anne Vines
€8.74American World War II pilot Peter can barely remember a time when he didn’t need to fight. His life is still a flicker away from nightmare; he only feels at home in a fighter plane. When he comes to Melbourne, the girl he wants is Faye, but he’s not in the race. He’ll never be the marrying kind. Yet Faye is the first woman he’s going to miss, more than his other friend, Tivoli dancer, Iris.
Faye finds herself engaged to Melbourne’s most eligible man. But he never looks at her as if there is no one else in the world. Then Peter gives her just that look. She must decide what she wants, and learn how to fight for it. Snobs and moralists in Melbourne say that nice girls don’t go out with Yanks. Faye and Iris face new choices and dangers in a time of change.
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The Lion Behind the Anthill
€8.74The Lion Behind the Anthill by Gill Shaddick is a captivating tale of travel, adventure and love between two soulmates, Gill and her husband Mike.
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Mischief and Magic
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Mischief and Magic
€5.14Three magical stories with fantasy dragons, witches, and danger at every turn. In “Ruby, Wicked”, a mischievous young witch transforms her Burmese cat into a supermodel. In “The Dragon’s Lair”, young Eric clanks up a mountain to steal a dragon’s tail to lift his family from poverty. In “The Golden Telescope”, timid Garth and bold Sally portal into a dimension of fairies, trolls and a stolen sceptre via an old telescope to uncover secrets in their great-grandfather’s spider-infested house.
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Mariners on the Margins: Plundering Seals in Colonial Australasia
€9.26Mariners on the Margins is a fascinating account that traces the history of Colonials who hunted seals across the Fishery to the point of extinction. Most only survived with the help of First Nations people who had hunted seals sustainably for generations.
This is the first such narrative exposing the full story of this industry. Through his extensive research, David Prior gives you rare insights into a neglected chapter of Australia’s history. From respectable ship owners like Robert Campbell to daring pirates like Black-Jack Anderson, this book presents a range of personalities living marginal lives, motivated by greed and competition.
Be transported into a maritime world full of intrigue and suspense as you navigate the rise and decline of a roller coaster industry.
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Back Burning Redux
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Back Burning Redux
€8.23In Back Burning Redux, by Sylvia Petter, short stories take you for an eclectic tour around Europe in ‘Viennese Blood’, ‘the Ferris Wheel’, ‘Apple of Paradise’; to and from Australia with ‘Back Burning’, ‘Heatwave’, ‘The Colour of Haze’; crossing cultures in ‘The Boy from Bul’, ‘Matroshki’; and shifting between generations with ‘Eyes to See’ and ‘Wester Rerun’. Also includes a series of evocative flash fictions and intimate essays by the author.
The audiobook edition, narrated by acclaimed reader Bronwyn Grannall, also features transitional stereo sound tracks linking the works.
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We Who Decide
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We Who Decide
€8.74We Who Decide is a story of deceit, lies, and ambiguity. Shoshanna Liebler, an 18-year-old European Jewess, on the eve of the Anschluss of 1938, flees Austria, for Australia. A high-fashion designer, known as ZaSu, collaborates with her parents and brother to rebrand the House of Liebler with a portfolio of affordable creations for Europe’s leading fashion houses.
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Beerstorming with Charlotte Brontë in New York
€5.14Beerstorming with Charlotte Brontë in New York is a work documenting Mary Taylor’s friendship with Charlotte Brontë by one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most innovative multi-award-winning writers. Rachel Fenton set out to New York to research one of Yorkshire and Aotearoa’s most overlooked significant writers but found herself – a working-class woman with dyscalculia – uncovering much more.
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Daughters of the Fatherland
€8.74Daughters of the Fatherland highlights the plight of the children during World War II with a special focus on the Romani Holocaust, Porajmos (devouring or destruction). Wars tear families apart, with children being left to fend for themselves in a chaotic world. During war, the conflict between and within nations can result in the loss of humanity; however, in Rosa’s case, love and peace ultimately restores her community allowing personal redemption for Rosa.
Now an immersive audiobook narrated by the very talented Alyona Popova!
Listen to the preview of Daughters of the Fatherland on SoundCloud
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God’s ways, not our ways: a dissident Quaker response to disability
€5.14The 2024 Backhouse Lecture God’s ways, not our ways: A dissident Quaker response to disability was delivered by Jackie Leach Scully on Monday July 8th 2024 in Adelaide. Disability has shaped Jackie’s family, career, personal and professional life, and her engagement with faith and spirituality. Drawing on her personal and professional experience, she looks at traditional and contemporary theological engagement with disability. She uses Quaker testimony to explore how Friends are called to respond to disability and impairment and shares some “dissident thinking” about disability with Australian Friends, and others, to help build a world more inclusive of all kinds of difference and diversity.
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Monsters in the Mills
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Monsters in the Mills
€8.23Edited by acclaimed author/editors, Christa Carmen and L. E. Daniels, Monsters in the Mills presents the short fiction of eighteen authors and two poets with an introduction by professor emeritus, Dr. Faye Ringel.
In this showcase, past and present converge like the towering granite structures themselves against a bleak New England skyline. History weeps from the foundations, etched by the unethical practices and insatiable overseers of nineteenth and twentieth century industrialization. Visions span the legend of Dollie Cole to the snowy forest of the Ardennes in 1944, when soldiers relied on the production of these mills. From the exploitation of child labor to the atmosphere of powder-keg and carcinogenic sweatshops, not even the finest renovations can disperse these ghosts. Like many tales of horror rising up from New England, Monsters in the Mills suggest that when abandoned mills beckon, it’s best to pretend you didn’t hear them calling your name.
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How to Measure the Distance of Things
€6.69Funny and heartbreaking, Australian poet Paul Whitby’s How to Measure the Distance of Things resides somewhere between the head and the heart.
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