Books coming soon from Bookline & Thinker:
Non-fiction Fiction - Hookline Books
Non-fiction Fiction - Hookline Books
| Not All Bonnets and Bustles - Victorian Women Travellers in Asia and the Americas Publication: June 2010 |
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| It's Not Just Lipstick - skin care, makeup and other beauty tips by Sarah Skillen Sarah has been a beauty therapist for more than 20 years. During that time she has helped hundreds of women with their skin, make up and beauty. The wonder of Sarah is that she works, not with high-maintenance celebrities, but with those of us who have homes, families and careers to run - and who still want to look beautiful. Publication: April 2010 |
Carrying On is a comic tale of
women, family, love and sex that
begins with Kathryn running away
from home at 17 and ends with
wedding vows – and this time she
means it!
Publication: April 2010
Readers' comments:
An entertaining read with good character
development... an enjoyable read –
would recommend this to others.
This was a fantastic book. Well written,
fantastic characters and the author did a
fantastic job of carrying you through all
the emotions of the characters. I also
loved the way that the author didn’t
always let the characters do the ‘right
thing’. Nothing in real life is straight
forward and we often go down a path
that we regret later. Isn’t that why mum’s
always can use the phrase ‘you learn by
your mistakes but I’ll be here to pick up
the pieces’. Fantastic book and I hope it
wins because I will definitely recommend
to my family and friends.
women, family, love and sex that
begins with Kathryn running away
from home at 17 and ends with
wedding vows – and this time she
means it!
Publication: April 2010
Readers' comments:
An entertaining read with good character
development... an enjoyable read –
would recommend this to others.
This was a fantastic book. Well written,
fantastic characters and the author did a
fantastic job of carrying you through all
the emotions of the characters. I also
loved the way that the author didn’t
always let the characters do the ‘right
thing’. Nothing in real life is straight
forward and we often go down a path
that we regret later. Isn’t that why mum’s
always can use the phrase ‘you learn by
your mistakes but I’ll be here to pick up
the pieces’. Fantastic book and I hope it
wins because I will definitely recommend
to my family and friends.
| Carrying On by Jilly Wosskow |
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