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Cristy Burne is an award-winning author of children’s books published worldwide. She loves mixing science, adventure and creativity in her stories; holds degrees in biotechnology... Read more |
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Top 10 bestsellers What Happened to Nina? (Dervla McTiernan, HarperCollins) Bluey: Horray, It’s Easter! (Puffin) Bluey: Happy Easter (Puffin) Bluey: Easter (Puffin) The 24th Hour (James Patterson, Century) Never Too... Read more |
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Kate Forsyth’s latest historical fiction, Psykhe, adds to her substantial body of work (The Crimson Thread, Bitter Greens) as it reimagines the Greek myth of Eros and Psyche.... Read moreBooks+Publishing pre-publication reviews are supported by the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund. |
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It’s time for The Festival of the Fish and everyone is excited, but the blobfish looks sad, and none of the sea creatures can cheer... Read moreBooks+Publishing pre-publication reviews are supported by the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund. |
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In Love Across Class, researchers Rose Butler and Eve Vincent seek to demystify the complex—and often obscured—role class can play in shaping romantic relationships. As class is often overlooked in... Read moreBooks+Publishing pre-publication reviews are supported by the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund. |
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A romantic comedy told in reverse, All the Beautiful Things You Love charts Elly and Enzo’s relationship over 10 years, leading up to their divorce.... Read moreBooks+Publishing pre-publication reviews are supported by the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund. |
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Recently fired from his translating job at the Chinese Consulate in Sydney for lying about his translation skills and using Google Translate to do his... Read moreBooks+Publishing pre-publication reviews are supported by the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund. |
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Ultra Violet: Down to Business is the first in a new junior graphic novel series with a hilarious—but very scientific—premise. Violet (a science genius who... Read moreBooks+Publishing pre-publication reviews are supported by the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund. |
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Nicolette is unconfident and shy and feels like she doesn’t fit in anywhere. However, she loves spending time with her nanna and takes comfort in... Read moreBooks+Publishing pre-publication reviews are supported by the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund. |
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Ariane Beeston’s debut, Because I’m Not Myself, You See, chronicles her postpartum psychosis, as a mother and clinical psychologist. The memoir weaves personal experiences with... Read moreBooks+Publishing pre-publication reviews are supported by the Copyright Agency Cultural Fund. |
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