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GOOD BOOK GUIDE ISSUE 107 WINTER 2012 Black Mountain Venero Armanno

$29.95 Paperback 265 pages August release

Beginning in the sulphur mines of Sicily over a century ago, Black Mountain takes you on a journey through time and back again. When a boy sold into slavery finds the courage to escape his brutal life, he is saved by a mysterious stranger, who raises the boy as his own. Renamed Cesare Montenero after Sicily’s own ‘black mountain’, Mount Etna, the boy grows up to discover that his rescue was no accident, that his physical strength is unnatural, and that he has more in common with his saviour than he could have imagined. Black Mountain is a haunting exploration of what it means to be human.

Breasts: A Natural and Unnatural History Florence Williams

$34.95 Paperback 344 pages

Celebrated and fetishised, the breast is an evolutionary masterpiece. But in the modern world, the breast is changing. Breasts are getting bigger, arriving earlier and attracting newfangled chemicals. Increasingly, the odds are stacked against us in the struggle with breast cancer. What makes breasts so mercurial – and so vulnerable? In Breasts, science journalist Florence Williams sets out to uncover the latest science from the fields of anthropology, biology and medicine. It is a revealing look at the way the changes in our environments, diets, and lifestyles have altered our breasts, our health and – ultimately – the health of future generations.

The Onion’s Great Escape

Simply Raw! Meat, Fish, Vegetable

Sara Fanelli

Liliana Bonomi


Sara Fanellli’s book breaks all the rules: with its unique layout and construction, it is designed to be experienced, like a performance or a game. The story revolves around a resourceful and inquisitive young onion who is trying to escape a most unpleasant fate – ending up in a hot frying pan. Appealing directly to the reader, the onion asks a series of questions requiring responses to be written or drawn on the pages of the book. By teasing out information, opinions and ideas, Fanelli encourages her young reader to use his or her imagination when thinking about complex issues.

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$44.99 Hardback 270 pages

Simply Raw is dedicated to raw food cuisine, with over a hundred recipes coming from various culinary traditions. Through a selection of recipes, including meat and fish as well as vegetables and sauces, you will learn to appreciate the intrinsic flavour of foods and how to prepare raw but tasty dishes in which the nutritional properties of the ingredients are at their best. Simply Raw will show you a different way of cooking that is cheerful and creative, but with aromas, flavours and colours that recall the typical dishes of different cuisines around the world, and can satisfy even the most discerning palate.

Fiction Beneath the Darkening Sky Majok Tulba When Obinna’s village is attacked by the rebel army, he witnesses violence beyond the capacity of his imagination and comprehension, including the murder of his father. Along with his older brother, Obinna is taken by the army when they leave, to be shaped into an agent of horror - to become a child soldier. Marched through minefields and thrown into battlefields, enduring daily existence in camp, Obinna slowly works out which parts of him to save and which to sacrifice in this world turned upside down. Beneath the Darkening Sky is a terrifyingly powerful, brilliantly insightful portrait of how a human being copes with being forced to become inhuman.

$29.95

Paperback 272 pages July release

Welcome to Normal Nick Earls An Australian wine-maker tries to crack the Taiwanese market. Two holiday-makers in Spain decide to tell a lie about each other every meal. A man drives home from work trying not to dwell on what he has just done. From Arizona to Taipei to suburban Brisbane, Nick Earls’s characters lead ordinary lives that, in these stories, become far from ordinary. Welcome to Normal vividly captures the uniqueness of the everyday through its author’s eye for detail and unfailing aim at the human heart. Playful and thought-provoking, these stories showcase the calibre and versatility of Nick Earls at his perceptive best.

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Gone Girl

Secrets of the Tides

Gillian Flynn

Hannah Richell

Just how well can you know the person you love? This is the question that Nick Dunne must ask himself on the morning of his fifth wedding anniversary when his wife Amy suddenly disappears. The police immediately suspect Nick. Amy’s friends reveal that she was afraid of him, and that she kept secrets from him. He swears it isn’t true. A police examination of his computer shows strange searches. He says they aren’t his. And then there are the persistent calls on his mobile phone. So what really did happen to Nick’s beautiful wife?

Every family has its secrets. Some are small, like telling a white lie or snooping through a private drawer. Others are more serious, like infidelity and betrayal. And some secrets are so terrible they must be hidden away in a deep, dark place, for if they every came to light, they would surely tear a family apart. The Tides are a family full of secrets. Returning to Clifftops, the rambling family house perched high on the Dorset coastline, youngest daughter Dora hopes for a fresh start, for herself and the new life she carries. This is a stunning debut novel from Hannah Richell.


The Sultan’s Wife

The Prisoner of Heaven

$29.95 Paperback 304 pages July release

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Carlos Ruiz Zafon

Jane Johnson

The Prisoner of Heaven returns to the world of the Cemetery of Forgotten Books and the Sempere & Sons bookshop, beginning just before Christmas in Barcelona in 1957, one year after Daniel and Bea from The Shadow of the Wind have married. Daniel is alone in the shop one morning when a mysterious figure enters. He spots one of their most precious volumes kept locked in a glass cabinet, a beautiful and unique illustrated edition of The Count of Monte Cristo. Despite the fact that the stranger seems to care little for books, he wants to buy this expensive edition. His purchase leads back to a story of imprisonment, betrayal and the return of a deadly rival.

1677, Morocco. Behind the magnificent walls and towering arches of the Palace of Meknes, captive chieftain’s son and now a lowly scribe, Nus Nus is framed for murder. As he attempts to evade punishment for the bloody crime, Nus Nus finds himself caught between the three most powerful figures in the court: the cruel and arbitrary Sultan Moulay Ismail, his monstrous wife Zidana, and the conniving Grand Vizier. From the danger and majesty of Meknes to the stinking streets of London, The Sultan’s Wife brings to life some of the most remarkable characters of history through a captivating tale of intrigue, loyalty and desire.


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This Is How It Ends

The Edge Of Bali

Kathleen MacMahon

Inez Baranay

Ireland. Family secrets. Laughter. Tragedy. Lehman Brothers. Obama’s election. Swimming. Dogs. Big beaches. Loneliness. Addie and Bruno. A story of unexpected, life-changing love. Bruno, an American, has come to Ireland to search for his roots. Addie, an out-of-work architect, is recovering from heartbreak while taking care of her infirm father. When their worlds collide, they experience a connection unlike any they’ve previously felt, but soon a tragedy will test them - and their newfound love - in ways they never imagined possible.

Three people travel to Bali for very different reasons. Marla is well read in Bali’s culture; she distrusts false ideologies, orientalism and tourism. Nelson, a young woman from Sydney returns in the hope of reuniting with her Balinese boyfriend, but encounters the unexpected. Tyler, a New Yorker searching for a lost friend, enters a world of mystery and intrigue. All three are on the edge, unsure of whether they should stay in Bali any longer, but are increasingly drawn into the heart of this complex and alluring island. Through subtle storytelling and compelling characters, Inez Baranay unravels the exotic, ways of knowing and the culture of tourism, in one of the world’s favourite destinations.


Ancient Light John Banville

Alexander Cleave, an actor who thinks his best days are behind him, remembers his first unlikely affair as a teenage boy in a small town in 1950s Ireland: the illicit meetings in a rundown cottage outside town; assignations in the back of his lover’s car on sunny mornings and rain-soaked afternoons. And with these early memories comes something sharper and much darker - the more recent recollection of the actor’s own daughter’s suicide ten years before. Ancient Light is the story of a life rendered brilliantly vivid: the obsession and selfishness of young love and the terrifying shock of grief.

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Peaches For Monsieur le Cureé Joanne Harris In Peaches for Monsieur le Curé, Joanne Harris returns to the village in rural France that was the setting for her much-loved bestseller Chocolat. When Vianne Rocher receives a letter from beyond the grave, she has no choice but to follow the wind that blows her back to Lansquenet where, eight years ago, she opened up a chocolate shop. But returning to her old home, Vianne is completely unprepared for what she is to find there. Women veiled in black, the scent of spices and peppermint tea – and there, on the bank of the river Tannes, facing the church, a minaret.

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Paperback 464 pages

An Unexpected Guest Anne Korkeakivi

Clare Moorhouse is an American in Paris who has been leading a graceful life abroad. There are pleasures in being married to a high-ranking diplomat, but there are also appearances to be upheld and responsibilities to be executed -- like tonight’s unexpected dinner party. The myriad preparations for dinner are only the beginning of her day’s complications. Clare’s son appears on her doorstep, absent without permission from his boarding school. But much more unsettling is a face in the crowd she glimpses again and again. A face that belongs to that other, darker era of her life, and one she never expected to see again. Tonight a dinner could change the future -- if a terrible secret doesn’t destroy it first.

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Paperback 271 pages

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Memoir Band-Aid for a Broken Leg Damien Brown Damien Brown, a young Australian doctor, thinks he’s ready when he arrives for his first posting with Medecins Sans Frontieres in Africa. But the town he’s sent to is an isolated one and the hospital is filled with malnourished children and conditions he’s never seen. In the months that follow, the medical calamities pile up - a leopard attack, a landmine explosion, and having to perform surgery using tools cleaned on the fire being among them - but it’s through Damien’s evolving friendships with the local people that his passion for the work grows. Band-aid for a Broken Leg is a powerful, sometimes heart-breaking, often funny, always honest and ultimately uplifting account of life on the medical frontline in Africa.

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Jasmine And Fire: A Bittersweet Year In Beirut Salma Abdelnour Salma Abdelnour was just nine years old when the bombs exploded around her and her family, who then fled the bloody civil war in Lebanon. Now, thirty years later, she returns to the place where she hopes to never feel like a stranger. In Jasmine and Fire, Salma shares her journey of rediscovery as she explores today’s Beirut, one of the world’s most hauntingly beautiful, dynamic and troubled cities, and of witnessing up close a year of dramatic changes in the Middle East. Like the best Lebanese meal, this unforgettable love letter to a fascinating city full of beauty, tragedy and hope will leave you wanting more.

$29.99

Paperback 336 pages


Run Like Crazy

Mrs Robinson’s Disgrace

Tristan Miller

Kate Summerscale

When Tristan Miller lost his job as a result of the global economic crisis, he set himself a huge personal challenge. He would spend a year seeing the world, each week running an official marathon in a different country. He ran with the bulls, danced at festivals, strode across the Great Wall of China, and crawled beneath the Great Pyramids. He was robbed, suffered injuries, got sick and depressed. But he also covered 320,000 kilometres by plane, train, boat, bus and car, and ran over 2300 race kilometres. He proved to himself that you can do whatever you want to – just find the starting line, believe in yourself, and run like crazy!

Isabella Robinson sets out for a party at the home of the rich widow Lady Drysdale, where the ladies wear dresses of glinting silk and satin, and bodices pulled tight over boned corsets; the gentlemen in tailcoats, waistcoats, neckties, dark narrow trousers and shining shoes … A compelling story of romance and fidelity, insanity, fantasy, and the boundaries of privacy in a society clinging to rigid ideas about marriage and female sexuality, Mrs Robinson’s Disgrace brings vividly to life a complex, frustrated Victorian wife, longing for passion and learning, companionship and love.


The Boy Who Loved Apples: A Mother’s Battle with her Son’s Anorexia Amanda Webster When it became clear that Amanda Webster’s eleven-year-old son Riche was not just a little too skinny but dangerously ill, people were surprised. Do boys get anorexia? they would ask. And then, How did he get it? That was the question Amanda asked herself, too. She had trained as a doctor; she knew that every disease has a cause. And if her son had an eating disorder, she wondered what the cause could possibly be but something she and her husband Kevin had done—or failed to do? Brave, honest and ultimately uplifting, The Boy Who Loved Apples is a compelling and beautifully written account of life with an eating disorder, and a gritty, moving testament to a mother’s love.

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Le Road Trip

Why You’re Not Married... Yet

Vivian Swift

Tracy McMillan

Road trip: those are still the two most inspiring words to vagabonds and couch potatoes alike. Le Road Trip combines the appeal of the iconic American quest with France’s irresistible allure, offering a totally new perspective of life on the road. It is the story of one idyllic French honeymoon trip, as well as a witty handbook of tips and advice on how to thrive as a traveller. Accompanied by a captivating visual record with hundreds of watercolour illustrations, Le Road Trip will appeal to armchair travellers, die-hard vagabonds, art journalists, and red wine drinkers alike.

With three marriages under her belt, Tracy McMillan knows how to get married, and she knows exactly why so many other women still aren’t. In Why You’re Not Married... Yet, she pulls no punches telling the modern woman precisely what she’s doing wrong. Tracy details in straightforward language ten reasons why single women are still single. But it’s not all tough love; she also offers up some seriously sage advice. Tracy doesn’t pretend to be an expert on lasting relationships – and says as much to whomever will listen – but she will get women down the aisle, with biting humour, wicked smarts, and heart to spare.

Life’s A Pitch

Just Ride

Philip Delves Broughton

Grant Petersen

What do the best rug seller in Marrakesh, the king of the US cable channels and the guru of the Japanese life insurance industry have in common? What makes the difference between an ordinary salesperson and the top ‘gunslingers’? Philip Delves Broughton, author of the bestselling What They Teach You at Harvard Business School, has journeyed around the world to meet living legends of sales from all walks of life. Their stories are at once insightful, human and hilarious. Life’s a Pitch reveals the secrets of making a perfect sale, and shows how commercial genius might live in all of us.

In the same way that Michael Pollan’s slim bestseller Food Rules brought a gust of common sense to the everyday activity of eating, Just Ride is a revelation overflowing with cycling wisdom. Petersen’s core belief is that riding a bike is a simple pleasure that is quickly and easily overcomplicated by folks imposing unrealistic expectations on themselves. So forget the ultralight, uncomfortable bikes, flashy jerseys, clunky shoes that clip onto tiny pedals, the grinding out of endless miles. Instead, ride like you did when you were a kid – just get on your bike and discover the pure joy of riding it.

$29.95


Sleeping with Your Smartphone

Pieces Of Mind

Leslie A Perlow

Michael Corballis

In Sleeping with Your Smartphone, Harvard Business School professor and ethnographer Leslie Perlow delves into the new connected world of work and challenges the notion that you must be constantly plugged in to be successful. Furthermore, her work and her research suggests this 24/7 mentality is actually counterproductive. Based on her latest research, the author recommends a radical yet simple idea: take “disconnected” time off and both individual and team members will benefit.

The human mind is arguably the most complex organ in the universe. Modern computers might be faster, and whales might have larger brains, but neither can match the sheer intellect or capacity for creativity that we humans enjoy. In this book, Michael Corballis introduces us to what we’ve learned about the intricacies of the human brain over the last 50 years. Leading us through behavioural experiments and neuroscience, cognitive theory, and Darwinian evolution with his trademark wit and wisdom, Corballis punctures a few hot-air balloons and explains just what we know — and don’t know — about our own minds.

Hardback 256 pages

Paperback 192 pages



UnAustralian of the Year

The Antidote

Bill Leak

Oliver Burkeman

The public has rarely held politicians and the practice of politics in such contempt. Luckily Bill Leak is here to guide us through the darkness. UnAustralian of the Year contains Leak’s best editorial cartoons since 2007 and is a satirical history of an extraordinary period in Australian politics: from the enthusiastic popular mandate enjoyed by Kevin Rudd’s Labor after the 2007 federal election to the brutal merry-go-round of party leaders culminating in the rancour and instability surrounding Julia Gillard’s minority government. UnAustralian of the Year is a collection of the art and observations of cartoonist, painter and all-round contrarian — the incomparable Bill Leak.

In an approach that turns decades of self-help advice on its head, Oliver Burkeman explains why positive thinking serves only to make us more miserable, and why ‘getting motivated’ can exacerbate procrastination. Burkeman concedes that in our personal lives and the world at large, it’s our constant efforts to eliminate the negative—uncertainty, unhappiness, failure—that cause us to feel so anxious, insecure and unhappy. Hilarious and compulsively readable, The Antidote will have you on the road to happiness in no time.



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Lifestyle Marrakesh by Design

Greenies in Stilettos: How to Save the World Without Really Trying

Maryam Montague


$34.99 Hardback 296 pages July release

$39.99

In a world filled with beige interiors, Morocco is the perfect antidote: a refuge for addicts of saturated colour, a haven for devotees of intricate pattern, a destination for admirers of striking architecture. For anyone who wants to add Morocco’s spicy design mix into their own home, Maryam Montague explains how to do so with the building blocks of Moroccan design – from colours, patterns and textiles to architectural details and so much more. With takeaway information presented in ‘Bringing It Home’ sidebars and in how-to projects, Marrakesh by Design is full of actionable ideas for eager DIY-ers.

$99.00

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In an industry famous for having the shelf life of a banana (and some other not so natural practises), model and devoted environmentalist, Carolyn Donovan, has beaten the odds and remained in high demand in the fashion industry for over two decades. In Greenies in Stilettos, Carolyn reveals all the secrets to living an earth-friendly lifestyle while refusing to compromise on style or glamour. Discover 5 easy steps to saving the earth: In your wardrobe, on your face, in your home and in the world around you. This book will delight and inspire you.

London Style Guide

The Australian Wedding Book

Saska Gaville

Kate White

Everyone is familiar with the iconic London. This book instead takes you on a journey to its heart and soul, revealing the hidden and stylish places that make this city so incredibly unique and eclectic. There is an essence to London style, and you find it in the small, off-the-radar places: the one-off shops, street markets, corner pubs and local restaurants that Londoners themselves go to. These places share a certain eccentricity, quirkiness and independence of spirit, and that’s what this book is all about. It’s London up close and personal.

The Australian Wedding Book is a beautifully illustrated and definitive guide to planning your special day. This stunning book is packed with advice and information that shows you how to create a bespoke occasion that is a reflection of you and your partner. Whether your dream wedding is a traditional church service and a formal sit-down dinner, a simple beachside ceremony with cocktails and canapes, or an intimate gathering at your family home followed by a laid-back barbeque, you’ll find information and inspiration in equal measure in The Australian Wedding Book.


The Perfectly Imperfect Home

Swim

Deborah Needleman

Gary Takle

The Perfectly Imperfect Home is a must-have guide to choosing the essential items you need for furnishing and decorating your home. Featuring original watercolour illustrations of decorators’ own homes, the book sets out how to select everything from the big stuff to quirky accents. It is often the individual pieces, from chairs to china, mirrors to vases, that help you to express your personality, add style and beauty to a home and make everyone in it feel comfortable, glamorous and well-cared for.

The humble swimming pool is not so humble anymore. Take a look at these amazing pool designs streamlined lap pools, elegant courtyard plunge pools, stunning wet-edge pools that disappear over the horizon; this hardcover book is an exciting display of excellent pool design and construction. Each project is unique in its context, design and execution, every single one a work of art that fits effortlessly into its surroundings, all of them enhancing their neighbouring outdoor and indoor environments. Featuring the best in pool and spa design, this book will leave you with a wealth of aquatic inspiration.

Hardback 256 pages

Hardback 220 pages

Carolyn Donovan


World of Private Islands

The Contented Chook

Farhad Vladi

Gardening Australia

Editor Farhad Vladi presents the many types of private islands in this compelling volume, featuring everything from Canadian lake isles to Pacific atolls. Within its chapters you will discover a world of islands with castles as well as properties owned by celebrities like Johnny Depp and Richard Branson. However, islands are not just for the wealthy; for smaller budgets the prices start at $30,000! Lovers of nature and adventure seekers will be intrigued by the independence remote islands offer, while more sociable types will appreciate the many beautiful resort isles. If you can dream it, it’s out there for you.

A book of everyday inspiration, The Contented Chook is a sumptuous and quirky appreciation of the practical requirements that your chooks deserve to be genuinely happy. Featuring over 200 photographs and more than 60 inventive examples of chook houses, the book also includes all the basics of chook care: there is a breed-by-breed guide to selecting the right chook for you, vital information on raising them, feeding them, and keeping them healthy and safe. This is the must-have book for anyone who has chooks, is planning to get chooks, or simply dreams of owning chooks!


Children’s * Music Dinosaur Pet Marc Sedaka Some kids have puppies or cats, but in this entertaining new picture book with CD, a little boy cherishes something even bigger and better – his own dinosaur! With its witty lyrics, amusing illustrations, and catchy irresistible tune on the CD, kids will be reading, singing and dancing along.

$16.99

Paperback 28 pages with CD

The Very Hungry Bear Nick Bland The Very Cranky Bear is back, and now he’s hungry! When the Very Hungry Bear goes fishing, he ends up catching more than he bargained for - a polar bear, with an armful of fish, who needs help finding a new home! Vibrant illustrations and a fun, engaging story make this book perfct for reading aloud.

$15.99

$29.95 4 CD Set

Hardback 24 pages

Simply Peace 4 Cd Set

Vintage Lounge 2012

Various Artists

Various Artists

It’s only fitting that Peace should be the theme of this 100th Simply title and we hope you find joy and calm in this collection of freedom songs, inspirational themes, meditation music and chillout. To celebrate this milestone, Union Square Music is delighted to be able to make a donation from the sale of each copy of this album to Nordoff Robbins, a specialist music charity dedicated to transforming the lives of vulnerable children and adults through music therapy.

50s, 60s, 70s & 80s standards revisited .... 2 CDs packed with lounge cover versions of famous songs such as Al Green’s “Let’s Stay Together”, Madonna’s “Like a Virgin” and Blondie’s “Heart of Glass”. Other tracks include: Georgia on My Mind, You Shook Me All Night Long, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Killing Me Softly, Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door, plus many more.

$34.95 2 CD Set

Club card movie offer

Club Card Movie Offer The Bourne Legacy expands the Bourne universe created by Robert Ludlum with an original story that introduces us to a new hero (Jeremy Renner) whose life-or-death stakes have been triggered by the events of the first three films. For The Bourne Legacy, Renner joins fellow series newcomers Rachel Weisz, Edward Norton and Stacy Keach, while franchise veterans Albert Finney, Joan Allen, David Strathairn and Scott Glenn reprise their roles. In Cinemas August 16 www.thebournelegacymovie.com.au Current Club Card Members can collect one ticket from Monday July 23, 2012.


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Events Annette Henderson Scorched

his companion to the Author’s best selling Wild Spirit takes the reader through the unforgiving Sahara Desert with Annette Henderson and her husband Win on their way to Gabon and their life-long love affair with Africa.

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In a Volksagen Kombivan, long before the advent of global positioning systems or satellite phones, they risked all to pit themselves against everything the desert could hold. Searing temperatures, shifting sands, hostile officialdom and trackless wastes challenged them daily, and forced the 29-year-old Annette to discover strengths she was unaware she had.

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