Shellybanks by Louise Milligan

Shellybanks by Louise Milligan'So much more than a crime novel. I loved it.' Chris Hammer, author of Legacy 'Shellybanks is as powerful as Pheasants Nest and just as haunting.' Sue Turnbull, Sydney Morning Herald On the sands of Shellybanks, where tides can quickly turn treacherous, journalist Kate Delaney once nearly drowned. Years later, reeling from a violent crime that has upended her life in Melbourne, she returns to Dublin to comfort her beloved aunt Dolores only to discover

In this ode to the thin veneer of Earth that gifts us life

not yet anyway

We will use this book in our Early Years sessions and also with our families and community

his fame has been international

It's a paean to fatherhood and family

For five months the author's wife and infant daughter camped with him in the desert

' was already a prominent figure in the scientific community

this collection remains a poignant historical plea for Aboriginal justice - from Black deaths in custody to Land Rights - and bears witness to contemporary Indigenous issues

But no part of his identity was more important to him than that of a writer

or anxious about our place in the world ""” the absence of belonging is the great silent wound of our times

from the team who created the ground-breaking eco-house FutureFoodSystem

spending the afternoon selling his wares