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John Peard is a rugby league legend. But John's memoir is more than football yarns. In 2002, at only 57 he suffered a massive stroke Doctors did not expect him to live and his family prepared for the worst. Fine, thanks mate is an unforgettable story of survival.

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Edith's family has hit hard times - her father's gone, her two brothers have been sent to a home for boys, and it's just Edith, her mother and Blackie. When her mother tells her to burn the house down to collect the insurance, Edith has to make her own decisions and fight for what she believes in. Ages 10+.

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25 interviews, including a generation of cricket stars from the past to modern day, echo the sound of willow and cries of 'Howzat!' in the summery haze of Australian backyards.

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The Form Guide is not a rule book ... It's a guide book. It doesn't tell you what you should do, it's about what we do do. This is a very funny book. It's about you. Well, maybe not you as such, but people a lot like you except weirder.

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Home cooking for the gluten intolerant is highly advisable. Sally Wise shares her secrets for making food that tastes so good you'll never know you're eating gluten free. It features recipes for basics such as breads, pastry and pancakes, and mouth-watering offerings including ratatouille soup, butter chicken, sweet potato and fetta tart.

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The very best Australian produce is showcased in this collection of recipes and storiesd gathered by ABC rural journalist Louise Fitzroy.

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Four blokes had a dream. A dream of playing for Australia, of being a Wallaby. Mick Colliss and his mates Skiffo, Hamish and Sandy, first played rugby together when they were in their twenties. Two decades later, they realise that desire is no substitute for ability. A laugh-out-loud true story about never giving up, no matter what the odds.

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Why can we fall in love but not in hate What do codswallop and poppycock share Why not one house and two hice How come we scream blue murder, sing the blues and turn the air blue In Gift of the Gob Kate Burridge explores our language and the everlasting tug-of-love that exists between 'proper' English and its wayward relation: slang.

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A fascinating and topical book in which the author harnesses his legal skills to analyse the arguments for and against the existence of God.

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When Nathan Millward learns that he has just 20 days to leave Australia before his visa expires, he has a choice to make: fly home to England on the return ticket he already has, or set off on the adventure of a lifetime riding a decommissioned Australia Post bike across the world. Nathan hits the road. No time for planning or preparation, just go.

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Born in the Blue Mountains more than seventy years ago, Goldie was a troubled, reckless boy. When he was fifteen he left home and school and took off for the bush with his mate Bluey. It was just after World War II and there was massive unemployment, and he had to take whatever job was going.

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A collection of remarkable stories from all around Australia that tell of the country's fiercest natural phenomenon: the bushfire. Some stories are funny, some tragic and some courageous, but all the storytellers exhibit tenacity and grit in their fight to save their homes, their animals, their towns, and, in some cases, their lives.

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This collection of amazing, hilarious, controversial stories pack a real punch. Listen as these drovers, ringers, stockmen, stockwomen and scoundrels speak about their way of life in an Australia that is fast disappearing.

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From ABC Books' Australiana range comes GREAT AUSTRALIAN FLOOD STORIES, stories of humour, survival and courage in the face of one of our country's most powerful natural forces, flood.

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These evocative accounts of fly fishing by some of Australia's leading experts and writers will make you want to gather your tackle boxes and head for the water.