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Zoo Quest-The Adventures of A Young Naturalist

duffythewriter October 29, 2017 Zoo Quest-The Adventures of A Young Naturalist2017-10-29T13:50:01+11:00 Duffy's Favourite Reads

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Tattoo Street Style – Perfect Reading For Any Eastern Suburbs Cafe

duffythewriter October 23, 2017 Tattoo Street Style – Perfect Reading For Any Eastern Suburbs Cafe2018-09-23T12:36:18+10:00 Coffee Table Books

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Feeling Is The Thing That Happens in 1000th of a Second – Guest Post by Mr B!

duffythewriter October 22, 2017 Feeling Is The Thing That Happens in 1000th of a Second – Guest Post by Mr B!2017-10-22T17:42:28+11:00 New Releases and Bookworm News

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Beta: Quiet Girls Can Run The World

duffythewriter October 2, 2017 Beta: Quiet Girls Can Run The World2017-10-03T20:53:25+11:00 New Releases and Bookworm News

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The Influential Mind: Can you change the opinion of another?

duffythewriter September 26, 2017 The Influential Mind: Can you change the opinion of another?2017-09-26T21:12:03+10:00 New Releases and Bookworm News

The Influential Mind: What The Brain Reveals About The Power To Change Others (more…)

Every Word Is A Bird We Teach To Sing – Rediscover The English Language

duffythewriter September 17, 2017 Every Word Is A Bird We Teach To Sing – Rediscover The English Language2017-09-17T14:00:27+10:00 New Releases and Bookworm News

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That’s The Way It Crumbles – Is America devouring the English Language?

duffythewriter September 9, 2017 That’s The Way It Crumbles – Is America devouring the English Language?2017-09-07T11:57:19+10:00 New Releases and Bookworm News

Are we tired of being asked to take the elevator, sick of being offered fries and told about the latest movie? Yeah. Have we noticed the sly interpolation of Americanisms into our everyday speech? It's a no-brainer. And are we outraged? Hell, yes. But do we deny anything? Too much…

What item can’t you live without? Fifty Things That Made The Modern Economy

duffythewriter July 10, 2017 What item can’t you live without? Fifty Things That Made The Modern Economy2017-08-23T12:00:23+10:00 New Releases and Bookworm News

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Interview with The Professional Bull Riders Of Australia: Coffee Table Book

duffythewriter July 8, 2017 Interview with The Professional Bull Riders Of Australia: Coffee Table Book2018-09-23T12:43:07+10:00 Author Interviews

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In Pursuit Of Memory – A book for anyone affected by Alzheimer’s

duffythewriter July 2, 2017 In Pursuit Of Memory – A book for anyone affected by Alzheimer’s2017-07-01T19:53:21+10:00 New Releases and Bookworm News

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Jo-Ann's books

The Soldier's Wife

by Pamela Hart

The Soldiers Wife is about a young war bride called Ruby who loses her Jimmy when he is called up and sent to fight in World War One. He leaves her in Sydney with two choices; Go back to the family homestead in Bourke, or stay in Sydney...

Skin

by Ilka Tampke

Skin is a complete U-turn to my last few reads. Those that know me, know that I’m an ancient history geek, so when I threw my name in the ring to win a copy of Skin from The Reading Room, I was pretty pleased when it landed in my postbox...

Season of Shadow and Light

by Jenn J. McLeod

This is a story of Paige who has had a bloody rough time of it. Her husband has been a complete jerk, she suffered the loss of a child, post-partem depression and is recovering from a stroke. She decides to get away with the two people ...

Where They Found Her

by Kimberly McCreight

A body is found in the woods of a small town on the outskirts of the University grounds. Molly, a rookie reporter who is rebuilding her life after losing a child, is assigned the case for the local newspaper. Many secrets are kept behind...

Enough Already: Create Success on Your Own Terms

by Mike Iamele

I was looking forward to Enough Already by Mike Iamele. The book deets gave me the impression that this was something fresh, modern and interesting. I was pretty disappointed. The talk of Zuckerberg and Sean Parker lulled me in, but I q...