An enjoyable, insightful, and distinctly Australian coming-of-age story. Megan Williams’ debut novel Let’s Never Speak of This Again is a YA coming-of-age story, winner of …
Book review: Let’s Never Speak of This Again by Megan Williams
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Book review: Eta Draconis by Brendan Ritchie
An apocalyptic road trip brings two sisters together in Brendan Ritchie’s Eta Draconis. Brendan Ritchie’s Eta Draconis is a grounded and heartfelt exploration of searching …
Book review: Royals by Tegan Bennett Daylight
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Book review: Dark Mode by Ashley Kalagian Blunt
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Book review: Emma After by Anthony O’Connor
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Book review: Never Ever Getting Back Together by Sophie Gonzales
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Book review: The Cast Aways of Harewood Hall
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Book review: The Brink by Holden Sheppard
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Book review: Every Version of You by Grace Chan
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