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Tait has just been released from a psychiatric institution. He has received a grant to write poetry and is eager to settle into a routine but has come to perceive the world as a scene of struggle. As Tait becomes immersed in his new life, he finds both acceptance and romance yet feels beleaguered and wrenching decisions loom.

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Who invented cheese Or bread and margarine Where did lettuce and tomato plants originally come from The plants we eat nowadays come from all over the world and the ways we cook and eat them also come from many different cultures. This work takes an historical look at food from right around the world. It is intended for ages 9+.

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At the back of Jack's school there is a special place. Not even his mum or gran or Splinter or Fleabag or his little sister, Pest Susie, know about all the things that can happen there. His mate, Lizard, is the only one he can tell. By the author of the award-winning "Onion Tears".

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How are you feeling right now Do you feel good Or is your neck a bit stiff, your lower back strained or your knee a bit dicky How do you deal with stress What effect does this have on your body and mind The Feel Good Body will show you how to feel good and to deal with all those niggly complaints that stop you feeling great.

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In a corrupt society unaware of its ancient gifts, Hwenfayre has discovered the extraordinary powers of the driftwood harp, however she must learn how to control her powers. Meanwhile, Shanek has become a fugitive of his own people. On Tanissan, a man with many names is scheming for the downfall of Triumvirate. Australian author.

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This is a moving exploration of love tested by unthinkable circumstances. It is also a poignant love letter to a woman's great love, a man who had lost so much yet taught her to see every twist and turn that life offers as an adventure and an opportunity.

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When the West Indies cricket team arrive in Australia in the summer of 1960, Michael at 16, is enthralled. As the summer unfolds, Michael realises that he has learnt many things, about his parents, his suburb, a girl and himself. A quintessentially Australian story of a boy, a suburb, and a summer of cricket and dreams.

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These are stories set in landscapes, which are curiously impermanent and slightly sinister. They are strange and dreamlike, full of talking animals and weird transformations.

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A compelling new epic fantasy quartet about the desire for eternal life.

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A fascinating story of the goldfields. Of the hardships, injustices and triumphs of the human spirit. Ages 10-14. (SA: Year 6 - Year 9).

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Set in the little town of Dot in a forgotten part of the Baltic, this is the story of Tibo Krovic, the good and honest Mayor of Dot, and his love for his secretary, the beautiful, lonely but married, Mrs Agathe Stopak.

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Arren Cardockson is dead ... but something won't let him rest. Hated and hunted, Arren's only ally is Skandar, the monstrous man-eating dark griffin. Together they must reach the cold North, where they may be able to hide from Erian, vengeful son of the murdered Lord Rannagon.

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The monstrous griffin Skandar roams the land, searching for his human. Trapped in a cell and facing justice at last, mass murderer Arenadd Taranisaii knows the truth. He has found a new and savage purpose, and a different master now commands him. He must lead his people to freedom... and commit three more murders. Can anyone finally stop him

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The Divide is flooded. The Homunculus has fled upriver into the Hanging Mountains. There, among balloon cities and ghostly fog forests, they are caught in a three-way war between intelligent apes, humans and animated stone statues. This book is a part of the "Books of the Cataclysm" series.

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Life should have been easier for Sonea, now that Regin ignored her, and the rest of the novices treated her with wary respect, but she cannot forget what she witnessed in Akkarin's underground room.

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The voices of three generations of Appalachian mountain folk recount their family's saga of settling Kentucky - from the impenetrable wilderness of 1771, through the 1816 building of roads, to the creation of a turnpike over the mountains in 1845.

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An account of world affairs - from Communist Moscow to the Cuban Missile Crisis, Vietnam and beyond - as seen by one of Australia's most successful diplomats.

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With the eastern barons under his control and a growing army of black-coated torturers, Adolfo is headed toward the Mother's Hills - the wellspring of magic in Sylvalan, as well as home to the reclusive witches of the House of Gaian. The battle to end all battles looms closer.