Tinted Edges

Fourth book in the children’s fantasy series “Nevermoor”

This is the fourth book in the series, so if you haven’t read the first three books yet, I would skip this review and go to the beginning.

Non-fiction book about discrimination against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander public servants

I can’t remember how I first heard about this book, but judging by when I ordered it online (2020), I suspect it was either on Twitter or, potentially, through this

Children’s touch and feel book about Tasmanian devils

This was another great little find at the Canberra Lifeline Bookfair (one day I will type that without checking whether it is book fair or bookfair, but today is not that day).

Fantasy novel about greed, purpose and belonging

It really has been too long since I’ve read a book by this author, partly because there are now only a few of her books that I have not yet read, and partly because of the long anticipation o...

Non-fiction quolls, conservation and the ethics of having children

In the pre-Elon days of X (formerly known as Twitter), there was a fantastic community of people in the Australian literary scene and it was a great way to connect with other writers, reviewers and book afficianados. It was also a really good way to find out about new releases and th...