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"Michael Pollan's In Defense of Food meets Barbara Kingsolver's Animal, Vegetable, Miracle in this part memoir, part how-to guide by Tamar Haspel (author of the Washington Post column Unearthed) about the unexpected joys of what she calls "first-hand food"--meals we grow, forage, fish, or even hunt from the world around us."--

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A powerful and empowering memoir of a womans fight to bring her fifth pregnancy to full term after years of heartbreak and horrific loss.

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James Robbs fresh, uncompromising biography features large excerpts from Hollands own writings, on matters as diverse as industrial accidents, the poetry of Robert Burns, the White Australia policy and the Russian revolution. We rediscover this visionary socialist leader through his own stirring words.

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J.R.R. Tolkien arguably changed the sort of things we read and write more profoundly than any other twentieth-century writer.

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This first collection of poems from Jane Blaikie starts with the story of Wellington designer Dave Kent and his experience with motor neurone disease, and moves in the second section to an exploration of romance, death, inequity, family breakdown and renewal.

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The extraordinary inside story from Donald Trump's only niece of the factors that helped make the US president into the world's most dangerous man

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Sir Terry McLean, New Zealand's best-known journalist and sports writer, packed a lot of living into his 90 years. The never before published story of TP McLean provides a fascinating insight into an influential sports writer whose commentaries formed the opinions of a generation.

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Includes two of author's powerful essays: 'Traffic' and 'The Roots of Honour'.

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Presents a satirical portrait of a drunken, orgiastic Roman banquet, hosted by the grossly ostentatious Trimalchio.

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Te Awhina Rangimarie Arahanga lives and works in Kaikura. This is her second book and follows Darkness in Light (2014) and sets stories beside fresh, tangy poems.

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Tweaked is a memoir of a life on meth that navigates a Byzantine underworld of cookers, users, club kids, dealers, and colorful characters as intense as the drug itself

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Sir Toby Belch and his companion outwit the pretentious Malvolio, who despite suffering their most outrageous and insulting practical jokes, emerges as an almost noble figure.

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A comedy that follows the many twisting paths that lead to love, with cases of mistaken identity, madness and confusion along the way.

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Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest is the public face of Australia's once-in-a-lifetime mining boom. A swashbuckling entrepreneur in the finest West Australian tradition, Twiggy took on mining giants BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto at their own game - and won.

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Stowe's rich, panoramic novel passionately dramatises why the whole of America is implicated in and responsible for the sin of slavery

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Derryn Hinch made headlines in 2016 when he went from media personality to Victorian Senator at the head of a new political party and made a lasting impact on the political landscape. This is an unflinchingly honest account of his last two years as a senator, before he lost his seat in the 2019 election.

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A journalistic memoir detailing the author's firsthand experiences with immigration, gang life, and guerrilla warfare explores the violence that shaped generations of his impoverished Salvadoran family to connect today's immigration crisis to the realities of everyday families.

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