Friday, October 13, 2006

New non-fiction

Why not have a look for the following new non-fiction titles we've just added. I like the sound of Speed cleaning : a spotless house in just 15 minutes a day.

AB Feuer ~ Australian commandos : their secret war against the Japanese in World War II
Audrey Davidson ~ Porton : a deadly trap : the facts about the Battle of Porton Plantation, Bougainville 1945
Barry Jones ~ A thinking reed
Derek Pedley ~ Australian outlaw : the true story of Postcard Bandit Brenden Abbott
Dervla Murphy ~ Full tilt : from Dublin to Delhi with a bicycle
Duncan McNab ~ The dodger : inside the world of Roger Rogerson
Gillian Tindall ~ The house by The Thames : and the people who lived there
Greg Sheridan ~ The partnership : the inside story of the US – Australian alliance under Bush and Howard
Hal Iggulden ~ The dangerous book for boys
Huon Hooke ~ The Penguin Good Australian Wine Guide 2007
Imogen Edwards-Jones ~ Fashion Babylon
J Randy Taraborrelli ~ Elizabeth
James Knight ~ Just doing my job : everyday Australians with extraordinary stories
John Grisham ~ The innocent man : murder and injustice in a small town
John Lethlean/Necia Wilden ~ The Age Good Food Guide 2007
John Suter-Linton ~ An almost perfect murder : how the police caught one of their own
Lisa Lou ~ Red velvet : memoirs of a working girl
Paul Collins ~ Burn : the epic story of bushfire in Australia
Peter Dornan ~ The last man standing : Herb Ashby and the Battle of El Alamein
Peter W Galbraith ~ The end of Iraq : how American incompetence created a war without end
Scott Russell Hill ~ Caught between two worlds
Shannon Lush/Jennifer Fleming ~ Speed cleaning : a spotless house in just 15 minutes a day

Search for them in our web catalogue. Type in your search in the box next to Find a Book. If you have a password on your card you can reserve books, cds & dvds to be sent to your closest branch. It costs $2.20 per item for adults, $1.10 for govt. concession card holders, free reservations for children.

Find out about reserving and more with the catalogue tutorials.

Cheers, Maryanne

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