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There has been a lot of controversy surrounding Rachel Cusk's latest novel, Life of M.

On the evening of tenth of May 1972 Dr George Duncan, a lecturer at the University of Adelaide, was thrown from a footbridge into the River Torrens where he tragically drowned.

Brooke is an absolute master of organisation.

A little while back, I read and reviewed Game Changer the first novel in Rachel Reid's massively popular and bestselling Heated Rivalry series.

Okay.

British comedian Rik Mayall, best known for The Young Ones and Drop Dead Fred offers readers a delightful satire on the typical celebrity memoirs in Bigger Than Hitler Better Than Christ.

I was intrigued by Amanda Montell's Cultish from the moment that I picked up a copy at my local bookshop.

Told in a mix of prose and three panel comics Duck: Look Who's Talking is, unsurprisingly, the story of a Duck.

Debut Aussie author Stephanie MacFie takes the cut-throat world of commercial radio and weaves it into a delightful story of tenacity with a fairy tale ending in Once Upon A Breakfast Show.

Frederick Fife is an amiable and generous man.

Award winning children's author Danielle Binks has penned a thought provoking novel for children about two children and their neighbour who are all going through, well, rather a lot.

Australian author Lily Crozier's debut is a pleasing gothic romance and retelling of Beauty and the Beast ... but with vampires.

Picking up where Binding 13 left off, the second novel in the Boys of Tommen series starts on a dramatic note, with Shannon copping a near fatal beating from her abusive, alcoholic father.

May is desperately searching for ... something.

Adelaide author Allayne L Webster's latest novel is a moving coming-of-age tale about a teenage girl who is living in poverty.

It is no secret that the Off Campus series is well, kind of a big deal.

The question of who shapes the narrative of the stories that are told in the media and in wider Australia is at the heart of Discipline the latest novel (and first adult novel) by former lawyer Dr Randa Abdel-Fattah.

Forty years after Kristy's Great Idea first hit the shelves, The Baby-Sitters Club is back!

Bestselling author Sarah A Parker offers readers an eerie and beautifully illustrated retelling of Rapunzel with To Bleed A Crystal Bloom.

The Sunbird is a short and beautifully written novella of a heartbreaking loss.

Attention seeking and selfish parents are at the heart of the latest Baby-Sitters Little Sister graphic novel release, Karen's Surprise.

Thirteen-year-old Micheal is a kid with a problem.

Eerie and claustrophobic, Soft Serve is a story of friendships, expectations, small towns and secrets.

Bestselling Australian author Lynette Noni's latest novel Shadow Reaper is a deliciously detailed yet fast paced page turner that ticks all of the right boxes as it moves toward one heck of an ending.

Melissa is the story of George.