The Raven's Song by Zana Fraillon and Bren MacDibble

The Raven's Song by Zana Fraillon and Bren MacDibble'This is how we have to live now.'Shelby and her best friend Davy live quiet low tech lives in a closed community that is made up of exactly three hundred and fifty kind, ethical people living on exactly seven hundred hectares. When they climb through a hole in the perimeter fence to venture into the surrounding jungle, what they find is more astonishing than anything they could have imagined. And when Shelby realises the terrible danger that is

with luxury chain stores circling Book Fiend's prime location

In medieval Europe

Johnny Possum Tjapaltjarri and Albie Morris Tjampitjinpa

Skin and Water - the poems in Whisper Songs address themes of loss (of people and place)

Mahood writes passionately and eloquently about the things that capture her senses and demand her attention - art

world survey up to 400 kilometres of the projected road entirely alone

reads like a Wild West adventure story

practical advice

I emerged from it shiny-faced

we meet characters such as: Horatio Humphris (Horrid Hump)

What If you had the chance to live your life again and again

places and people are all original and engaging