Book Recommendations Archives

Australian Romance Author Showcase with…Rachael Treasure

As part of Australian Romance Month, Romance Specialist Haylee Nash will be interviewing one Australian Romance author per day. Much like a beauty pageant, each author will be using their charm, wit and grace (and the power of social media) to take home the Booktopia Romance Bestseller crown. Booktopia invites bestselling author of rural romance Rachael Treasure to the stage. 1. Describe the pe... Read more

by | July 6, 2013

The School for Good and Evil by Soman Chaniani – Review by Isabel Blackmore (age 12)

Review by Isabel Blackmore (age 12): The school for good and evil. Sounds simple, right? It’s not. Its amazing adventures, twists and complications leave you in a daze once you’re finished. Sophie and Agatha are best friends, but there’s one problem – a witch and a princess can’t be friends. With action, adventure, and just a pinch of romance, what’s not to love? Blurb: A dark and enchanting fa... Read more

by | July 5, 2013

Excitement About Tim Winton’s New Novel Eyrie Continues To Grow

Last week we were lucky enough to get a couple of copies of Tim Winton’s new novel Eyrie. After an all-in-brawl John and Andrew came out on top and are already buzzing around the office talking about it. From the very first word you know you’re reading a Winton, like a child never forgetting their mother’s voice. Get in early and pre-order your copy, Eyrie is something you don... Read more

by | July 5, 2013

Australian Romance Author Showcase with…Loretta Hill

As part of Australian Romance Month, Romance Specialist Haylee Nash will be interviewing one Australian Romance author per day. Much like a beauty pageant, each author will be using their charm, wit and grace (and the power of social media) to take home the Booktopia Romance Bestseller crown. Booktopia invites bestselling author of rural romance Loretta Hill to the stage. 1. Describe the perfec... Read more

by | July 5, 2013

Australian Romance Author Showcase with…Anne Gracie

As part of Australian Romance Month, Romance Specialist Haylee Nash will be interviewing one Australian Romance author per day. Much like a beauty pageant, each author will be using their charm, wit and grace (and the power of social media) to take home the Booktopia Romance Bestseller crown. Booktopia invites bestselling author of historical romance Anne Gracie to the stage. 1. Describe the pe... Read more

by | July 4, 2013

A First Look At Tim Winton’s The Turning

Audiences can now get their first look at Tim Winton’s The Turning following the release of a teaser trailer ahead of the film’s upcoming world premiere and cinema release. The Turning, an adaptation of Winton’s best-selling novel of the same name, consists of 17 chapters that each features a different director and stellar cast. Under the guidance of curator Robert Connolly (Balibo), first time... Read more

by | July 3, 2013

Australian Romance Author Showcase with…Trish Morey

As part of Australian Romance Month, Romance Specialist Haylee Nash will be interviewing one Australian Romance author per day. Much like a beauty pageant, each author will be using their charm, wit and grace (and the power of social media) to take home the Booktopia Romance Bestseller crown. Booktopia invites bestselling Mills & Boon author Trish Morey to the stage. 1. Describe the perfect... Read more

by | July 3, 2013

Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn

Liked Gone Girl? Then you’ll love the novel that started it all, Sharp Objects. The winner of two CWA Daggers and shortlisted for the Gold Dagger, it’s another thriller from Gillian Flynn you won’t be able to put it down. It’s also one of the Books of the Month on the First Tuesday Book Club on ABC TV. Don’t forget to tune in on Tuesday the 2nd of July at 10pm to s... Read more

by | July 2, 2013

Amazing Australian True Stories Set To Become Major Films

See-Saw Films, the company that produced The King’s Speech, has secured the rights to Saroo Brierley’s bestselling autobiography A Long Way Home, the story of reuniting with his birth mother in India, after tracking her down using just Google Earth and childhood memories of his hometown 25 years after being separated from her. Brierley was adopted by a couple in Tasmania after being... Read more

by | July 2, 2013