A Pseudo Book Review: “The Warramunga’s War” by Greg Kater
Jacko instantly landed in Jamie’s good books the moment he saved the latter in war-torn Syria. Since then, the duo had become inseparable as they cleverly thwarted crooks, spies, and…
A Pseudo Book Review: “Behind the Barbed Wire Fence” by Jennie Linnane
Behind the Barbed Wire Fence… What does this book’s title make you think of? What scenarios could you picture out? Would you feel protected or, instead, be warier? If I…
4 Noteworthy Shelf-filling Aussie Books
Being a member of a worldwide book club and all has its perks. One of the myriad privileges I’ve come to have is the daily influx of constant and multiple…
Best Comical (or not so) Books to Read for Your Funny Bones
When times get rough and when almost everything we read isn’t making life any easier, it’s hard not to cry or sigh. Yet, as the cliché goes, laughter is the…
Black History Month Thoughts: Diversity and A Take on Tressie MacMillan Cotton’s Mind
February has always been an important month. Well, it’s not necessarily in the traditionally-romantic sense. To quip my husband, “every day is a special day” so there’s no need to…
In the World of OzNow Radio’s Boss: An Interview with Ellie D
Elena Di Fiore, more popularly known as Ellie D, is the Radio Boss of OzNow Radio. Proudly calling herself the mum of three kids aged two and under, former director…
Diverse Perspectives: 8 Non-fiction Picks on the Spotlight
I'm a fiction buff. However, there are other pieces that still made a mark on my reading days.
You just might need a hanky for this one.
Funnels by Fay Knowles My rating: 4 of 5 stars Up to what extent would you go to make a better life for your loved ones? What if there are…
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