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    Book Review: Isn’t it Nice We Both Hate the Same Things by Jessica Seaborn

    August 21, 2025 /

    Look, I love a story centred on a romance as much as the next girls, but something I’d really like to see (a lot) more of is books that look at the platonic loves of our lives. I don’t think friendship is given enough attention in literature – making friends, keeping friends, breaking up with friends, the whole. So you had better believe I jumped at the chance for an early copy of Jessica Seaborn’s new novel Isn’t It Nice We Both Hate the Same Things. Check out my thoughts below. What is Jessica Seaborn’s Isn’t It Nice We Both Hate the Same Things about? Charlie, a prime-time radio producer…

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    Book Review: The Life Experiment by Jess Kitching

    August 10, 2025 /

    Author Jess Kitching might be from England (I mean, she is) BUT we’re 100% claiming her as a local Canberra writer these days and when her new novel The Life Experiment was announced it was straight to the top of my tbr. Read on below for my thoughts! What is Jess Kitching’s The Life Experiment about? When OPM Discoveries puts out an ad seeking participants for The Life Experiment, a study that claims to help people searching for meaning, Layla and Angus are among those who apply. Little do they know they’re about to be told when they will die. Layla, a corporate lawyer, has foregone all relationships for her…

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    #loveozya :: Deep Water by Sarah Epstein

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    March and April were brilliant months for new releases in 2020. One of my most anticipated books for the year – Sarah Epstein’s Deep Water was originally released in April of that year and has now been rereleased by Fourteen Press. I read Deep Water right before it was first released absolutely ADORED it! I loved Sarah’s debut – Small Spaces (my review is here) – and I think this one is just as wonderful. I wanted to update my post to include images of the stunning new cover on this edition – my review remains unchanged and you can read it below. What is Sarah Epstein’s Deep Water about? Henry Weaver is missing.Three…

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    Review :: The Curlew’s Eye :: Karen Manton

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    Synopsis Greta’s partner Joel grew up with five brothers and a sister in a feisty household on an isolated NT property. But he doesn’t talk about those days – not the deaths of his sister and mother, nor the origin of the scars that snake around his body. Now, many years later, he returns with Greta and their three young boys to prepare the place for sale. The boys are quick to settle in, and Joel seems preoccupied with work, but Greta has a growing sense of unease, struggling in the build-up’s oppressive heat and living in the shadow of the old, burned-out family home. She knows she’s a stranger…

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    Book Stack :: YA Books about Dance

    September 23, 2021 /

    It’s been a while since I did a themed book stack here, but I was looking at my tbr this week and noticed Anything But Fine, by Tobias Madden, and The Other Side of Perfect, by Mariko Turk, together on the shelf, and couldn’t resist grabbing my copy of The Long Distance Playlist, by Tara Eglington, to make a trio of contemporary YA books about dancers and dancing. Of the three, I’ve only read The Long Distance Playlist so far, but I’ve been hearing great things about the other two and am looking forward to reading them soon. Check out the blurbs for these below. The Long Distance Playlist by…

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    #LOVEOZYA :: Sugar Town Queens :: Malla Nunn

    August 4, 2021 /

    Fifteen-year-old Amandla’s mother has always been strange. For starters, she’s a white woman living in Sugar Town, one of South Africa’s infamous shanty towns. She won’t tell anyone, not even Amandla, about her past. And she has visions, including ones that promise the return of Amandla’s father as if he were a prince in a fairytale, but their hardscrabble life is no fairytale. Amandla knows her father is long gone – since before Amandla was born – and she’s pretty sure he’s not a prince. He’s just another mystery and missing piece of her mother’s past, and one of the many reasons people in Sugar Town give them strange looks…

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    Review :: Love, In Theory :: Elodie Cheesman

    July 19, 2021 /

    There’s an algorithm for everything else, so why not love? When 24-year-old lawyer Romy learns that she is at her ‘optimal stopping point’ (the mathematically designated point at which one should select the next ‘best person’ who comes along in order to have the best chance at happily ever after), she knows it’s time to get serious about her love life. Ruthlessly rational, with a belief in data over destiny, Romy knows that reliability and consistency are dependable options, while passion and lust are transitory and only bring pain and disillusionment. That’s why sensible Hans the engineer is the right choice, as opposed to graphic designer James who exhibits the…

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    Q&A :: R.W.R. McDonald :: Nancy Business

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    At the start of the month I reviewed brilliant fun crime novel Nancy Business. I adored this book (and its predecessor, The Nancys). Author R.W.R. McDonald very kindly agreed to answer some questions about the book and his writing process, which I’m sharing today. Read on to find out more.*** First I just want to say the biggest congratulations on the release of Nancy Business – it was such a delight to be back in Riverstone again! Hooray! Thank you, I am so glad 😊 – I absolutely loved the characters we meet in The Nancys and Nancy Business – especially Tippy, Uncle Pike and Devon. When you first started the…

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  • Book Reviews

    Review :: THE BREAKING :: IRMA GOLD

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    Hannah Bird has just arrived in Thailand. Disoriented and out of her depth, she meets Deven, a fierce and gutsy Australian expat who sweeps her into thrilling adventures rescuing elephants. As they head deeper and deeper into the fraught world of elephant tourism, their lives become tangled in ways Hannah never imagined. But how far will they go to save a life? I’m always excited to see a new release from a local Canberra author, and was super keen to get stuck into Irma Gold’s debut adult novel, The Breaking.From the moment I picked this one up I was completely drawn into Hannah’s story and absolutely flew through it. The…

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    KIDLIT :: EVERY THING WE KEEP :: Di Walker

    April 12, 2021 /

    Trailing her orange suitcase, and a heart full of worry, thirteen-year-old Agatha is about to go home. She has been in and out of foster care for years now, but her latest new life lived with naval precision with Katherine, Lawson and their dog, Chief, has proved to be the salvation that Agatha needed. She has new friends, a sense of place, and space to breathe. But when the social worker says it’s time to return to her parents, her world comes crashing down. “Home” has always made her anxious and ashamed – and she can’t understand why now she is being forced to go back. Is it possible to…

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What an incredible way to kick off the 2026 Canber What an incredible way to kick off the 2026 Canberra Writers Festival tonight, with 4 amazing writers reflecting on this year’s @cbrwritersfest theme ‘For the Love of Books’ 💜📚
We heard from @andrewohaganauthor @anna_goldsworthy_piano @sianglu_author & @secretlifeofbookspodcast Sophie Gee, and each of them was warm and generous and moving in their speeches. It was also lovely to bump into a bunch of bookish friends, including those pictured here - @nina.reads.books @hinda.sherwood and @simoneabbotauthor !
I can’t wait to spend the weekend doing this! 📚
This year's @cbrwritersfest program is so packed w This year's @cbrwritersfest program is so packed with fabulous sessions that it's totally understandable if you're still not sure where to start!
Swipe for 5 easy itinerary suggestions to help your CWF planning - each one includes two sessions that I think pair well, plus time between to grab a bite to eat or coffee and debrief with your bookish pals!
For more ideas check out the Her Canberra article in my CWF highlights 🥰
PS There's a rush sale on tickets - see if you can snap any of these sessions up at a reduced price ✨
Gorgeous bookmail today - @abrapresslerauthor’s ne Gorgeous bookmail today - @abrapresslerauthor’s newest novel, LOVE MEANS NOTHING 🎾💜
This is the second book in Abra’s tennis romance series, following Love and Other Scores (which I adored!)
Here’s the synopsis:
🎾 Swedish tennis heartthrob Lukas Froebel has won grand slams and gold medals, but one achievement eludes him — the triple crown awarded to a player who wins the singles, doubles and mixed doubles titles at a single championship.

🎾 Hannah Greer was once America’s darling until her tennis career, and life, completely blew up at the hands of her ex-boyfriend. Despite the odds, she is determined to claw her way back.

💜 But returning to top form isn’t easy. So when a star coach offers to help her, Hannah reluctantly agrees. The catch? She’ll have to play mixed doubles with none other than Lukas Froebel, the brother of her biggest rival.

Thanks for sending this my way Abra - it’s on the top of my tbr for next week! 🤩
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