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Down-to-earth recipes for a resourceful, toxin-free and low-waste life.

(Hardback)

How to Adopt a Human is a funny guide for cat lovers, told from the cat's perspective.

(Paperback)

Knits to Wear is a book featuring 17 patterns for classic and stylish everyday pieces designed by the incredibly popular Veronika Lindberg of Kutova Kika.

(Hardback)

Lankan Fillingby O Tama Carey offers a playful, innovative take on Sri Lankan cuisine with over 80 vibrant recipes that blend traditional flavours with modern twists, celebrating the joy of cooking and eating.

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The illustrated biography of fashion designer Louis Vuitton, from acclaimed fashion illustrator Megan Hess.

(Hardback, New edition)

In Bite-sized: Recipes from Lisbon to Piraeus, Matt McConnell and Jo Gamvros share their love of the Mediterranean'sbar dining culture through incredible, vibrant recipes from tapas to mezethes.

(Hardback)

From the team behind bestselling Baby Food Bible,Lunchbox Bible is here to takethe stress out of feeding your children nutritious meals on the go, from play mat to school yard.

(Paperback)

The fascinating story of how American, Mason Cox, became an elite Australian Rules player for a top club in Melbourne, Australia having never heard of the sport until he was invited by the AFL to try out for the game.

(Paperback)

With 45 sweet and cosy illustrations to color, By The Fire, is the perfect way to relax, unwind and get snuggly at home.

(Paperback)

With 45 sweet and cosy illustrations to colour, Sweet & Snug Coloring: Cute Japanis the perfect way to relax, unwind and get snuggly at home.

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Brings to life the extraordinary circumstances when a bowlerhas taken all ten wickets in a first-class innings.

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Thai: Everywhere and Anywhere by MasterChef winner Nat Thaipun is a vibrant cookbook celebrating the author's Thai-Australian heritage with accessible recipes for every occasion, using readily available ingredients and seasonal produce.

(Hardback)

The Family Home explores the secrets to creating a happy, comfortable and stylish family home.

(Hardback)

Great flavour, super-simple prep, and plenty of protein for real life cravings from the beloved creator of @lowcarbstateofmind

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The Weekly Shop by Nabula El Mourid offers practical guidance on making nutritious and budget-friendly choices in supermarkets, complemented by over 70 scalable recipes and 6 weekly meal plans for effortless meal planning.

The Whole Fish Collection is a limited-edition set featuring Josh Niland's three award-winning cookbooks, housed in a luxurious slipcase with exclusive content, including a signed print and a special edition cover for The Whole Fish Cookbook. Only 3000 sets will be produced, making this a rare and coveted collectors item for seafood enthusiasts and home chefs.

(Hardback)

The Wolf of Wok Street by Vincent Yeow Lim (DimSimLim), the acclaimed chef with over 4 million social media followers, offers over 80 restaurant-quality, authentic Southeast Asian wok recipes that elevate home cooking with vibrant dishes and genuine ingredients.

(Hardback)

Thessaloniki unveils the rich, diverse culinary heritage of Northern Greece with over 70 authentic recipes and evocative photography, celebrating the region's unique flavours and traditions.

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Explore the vibrant world of plant-based Asian street food with Vegan Asian Street Food by Yang and Kathi of littlericenoodle, featuring delicious vegan versions of beloved street food classics from across Asia.

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Documents the rise of the apartment block since they first began to alter the skylines of Australia's capital cities. From the earliest luxury flats, to the mid-century classics, converted warehouses and the new breed of cutting-edge, architect-designed buildings.

(Paperback)

The definitive book about Melbourne: its history, its style, its physical presence, its identity. A recent survey confirmed Melbourne as the world's most livable city.

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There are two situations in particular that awaken the dormant yearning for 'memorable speech', as one popular definition of poetry describes it. One is a wedding and the other is a funeral. This collection, edited by acclaimed poet Jamie Grant, provides the words to mark these occasions in an Australian context.

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Frustrated by the perception that Australian poetry is dry, inaccessible and focused only on the country's landscape, acclaimed poet Jamie Grant decided to form his own collection. For anyone curious about what makes Australians who they are, this collection is a must-have. Illustrated throughout with etchings by Bridget Farmer.