“It’s a lovely gentle reminder that, even after reaching a final destination, one’s inner journey never really ends.” – Lucie Towers reviews Ten Pound Pom by Carole Wilkinson and Liz Anelli

“Unlike the Heart by Nicola Redhouse is a raw depiction of one woman’s struggle with postnatal depression and anxiety, her reliance on psychoanalysis, and her eventual exploration of various fields which seek to study and treat mental conditions.” – Myra Opdyke reviews Unlike the Heart by Nicola Redhouse.

“Recursion is an ambitious book with original ideas about memory and consciousness, and how scientific findings can be exploited.” – Kyra Thomsen reviews Recursion by Blake Crouch

“The reader will find more profound thoughts penned in the poems contained in Belief.” – Beatriz Copello reviews Belief by Les Wicks.

“It is at times dream-like, even hallucinatory, as though the words, etched out of cloud formations and therefore ever-shifting and dispersing, are the sprawled-out remains of neurons weary but still firing connections like glittering stars.” – Tess Pearson reviews The River in the Sky by Clive James

“The Time is Now, Monica Sparrow is a bittersweet consideration of grief, forgiveness and renewal. At its core is a quiet celebration of the transformative power of relationships.” – Katrina Tite reviews The Time is Now, Monica Sparrow by Matt Howard.

“Homing’s poems contain a rich depth and an elegance of language that will serve them well on repeat visits, something many readers will gladly embark upon.”- Benjamin Dodds reviews Homing by Shevaun Cooley.

“The text is simple, but aptly describes each of the eight Australian animals, making it a great read-aloud resource for parents, teachers, and librarians.” – Michelle Wanasundera reviews In the Bush I See by Kiara Honeychurch.

“Camilleri is a gifted writer and sets the tone and setting so vividly that you can almost see yourself walking in the streets of Vigata, Italy.” Kristyn M. Levis reviews The Overnight Kidnapper by Andrea Camilleri