

An incredibly open-hearted memoir. At times utterly heart-wrenching but also hopeful look at the cycles of disadvantage and injustice faced by Indigenous people.
An incredibly open-hearted memoir. At times utterly heart-wrenching but also hopeful look at the cycles of disadvantage and injustice faced by Indigenous people.
An excellent collection of spec-fic short stories
July stack. Also read two ebooks, wallflower and the wicked and brazen and the beast by Sarah Maclean.
December reads. Plus these ebooks:
Why no women on the streets at night ~ Sarona Abuaker
And Still We Write ~ Publishers for Palestine
Palestine in a World on Fire ~ Katherine Natanel and Ilan Pappé (ed)
We Grow The World Together ~ Maya Schenwar and Kim Wilson (ed)
14 library books, 4 new books, 15 from tbr pile and 2 netgalley
Pretty good reading month in august
Read rather a lot this month plus 7 ebooks
Favourite was definitely the tagged book, one of my favourite authors‘ best series!
Books I read in June plus ebook of The Palestine Laboratory
This was such a good book I regret not picking it up earlier (got it a few years ago).
Insightful, well researched and clearly articulated, it is a substantial analysis of the experiences of young people in Australia born in the years immediately after 9/11, particularly in educational institutions. Very easy to read. Definitely worth picking up.
In an attempt to get back into writing I‘ve done a few blog posts of some of our favourite board books over the past year and thought I‘d share here too. First is from when the baby was 0-3 months https://www.gillyreads.com/favourite-board-books-0-3-months/
Been a while. Here are some books I got recently
March haul. I bought three of these, the rest are my mum getting a bit carried away
November reads
August reads. Still struggling to read much but I did get through some
Forgot to say I actually managed some reading in July
Haven‘t read anything in 2 months but I did get a lot of books in June
Started a new audiobook
Weekend poetry
Currently reading: Fathoms by Rebecca Giggs.
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Part of my extremely unlikely attempt to read the Stella longlist before the shortlist announcement next week.