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Mailbox Monday: 20 November
Happy Monday bookish friends! I’m popping in today to share some exciting bookmail that arrived today.I’m linking up to the Mailbox Monday over here – it’s a lovely gathering place for readers to…
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I can’t wait for… 3 upcoming novels from Canberra authors
Tonight I’m joining in with Can’t-Wait Wednesday, a weekly meme hosted at Wishful Endings to spotlight and discuss the books we’re excited about that we have yet to read, and sharing three upcoming novels I’m…
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Behind the scenes with Aussie author Sophie Green
I first came across Australian author Sophie Green when I was lucky enough to receive a copy of her debut novel The Inaugural Meeting of the Fairvale Ladies Book Club for review in…
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Review :: The Wild One by Janet Gover
Last year I read Janet Gover’s Christmas at Coorah Creek and loved it so much that I vowed to read more of the Coorah Creek series. The perfect opportunity came up when I…
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Preview :: Weekends with the Sunshine Gardening Society by Sophie Green
I don’t think it is any secret around here that I love Sophie Green’s books – I’ve raved about them plenty in the past. So naturally I was excited when it was announced…
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Review :: Kookaburra Cottage by Maya Linnell
In Kookaburra Cottage we're leaving rural Victoria behind as Maya takes us to South Australia's Limestone Coast wine region - bringing along all the heart and warmth I've come to love in her…
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Review :: Can I Steal You for a Second by Jodi McAlister
Fun romcom reads are all over the place at the moment and I feel like the overwhelming majority of them are from the US, so I always have my eye out for Aussie…
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Q&A with Aussie indie fantasy author P.J. Nwosu
If you’ve been here before you might know that I adore Poppy Nwosu’s writing in her contemporary YA books and was thrilled when she announced she was going to be writing dark adult…
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Q&A with Aussie Indie Author Katie Montinaro
We all know I love a festive romance and this year I’ve been really keeping an eye out for Aussie Christmas stories. A few weeks ago I reviewed Katie Montinaro’s A Holly Jolly…
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Q&A with Aussie kids author Jeremy Lachlan
I’ve been reading more and more middlegrade/children’s fiction novels by Aussie authors over the past few years – as my daughter grows our reading tastes seem to be coming closer to each other…
