The Great Divorce
A book for those into fantasy and the philosophy of good and evil.
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John Farnham, The Voice Inside
An enjoyable read of the well-known Australian talent, John Farnham. The book covers his early young life in London and his family’s desperate need to make a fresh start, as a “ten-pound POM”.
Unvaxxed, by Dyani Lewis
Trust, truth and the rise of vaccine outrage.
The Narrow Gauge, Nick Anchen
A thorough look at the narrow gauge railway experiment in Victoria.
Survive, by Peter DeLeo
The amazing survival of Peter DeLeo after a plane crash in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
Puffing Billy in the Modern Era
A brief and colourful look at Puffing Billy in more recent times.
Anna Wood: the facts, the fury, the future
A thoughtful and insightful look at the tragic 1995 death of fifteen-year-old Anna Wood, caused by the recreational drug “Ecstasy”.
Vax-Unvax, Let the Science Speak
A controversial look and vaccines and the possible detriment to public health.
Life on the Victorian Railways, Nick Anchen
An informative and detailed look at life working for the Victorian Railways through the words of those who lived it.
A Spectacle of Dust, Pete Postlethwaite
A candid and vibrant autobiography that was completed not long before he died, the story of Pete Postlethwaite is a good read.