BIOGRAPHY
&
True s t ories
Say Hello
Carly Findlay
RRP $32.99
This honest, outspoken
and thought-provoking
memoir by writer and
appearance activist
Carly Findlay will
challenge all your
assumptions and beliefs about what it is like
to have a visibly different appearance.
Refugee advocate,
activist and
acclaimed author
Mark Isaacs takes us inside a remarkable
and unlikely peace project established in one
of the most war-torn, violent countries in the
world, Afghanistan.
Beyond the
Outback
Bronwyn Blake
RRP $32.99
Set in a world of vast
landscapes, distance
and merciless climate,
Beyond the Outback
contains riveting tales
of the lives of the
women who live, work
and raise families in one of Australia’s most
isolated regions.
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Munjed Al
Muderis,
Patrick Weaver
RRP $32.99
Munjed’s new book
follows his journey
across the world on a
quest to save others
rather than himself.
His story is told from
the unique perspective of a refugee returning
to the place of his birth as a celebrated
international surgeon.
Things Nobody
KnowS But Me
Amra Pajalić
RRP $29.99
As a small child Amra
Pajali realises that her
mother is different.
She later learns that her mum suffers from
bipolar disorder. Surprisingly funny, Things
Nobody Knows But Me is a tender portrait of
family and migration, beautifully told.
Diving Into
glass
Jim’s Book
Catherine
Moolenschot
RRP $29.95
Caro Llewellyn
RRP $32.99
An at times
emotionally brutal
memoir of family,
vulnerability and
purpose, Diving into
Glass is a smart, often
funny portrait of the
realities of disability
and an intimate account of two lives filled
with astounding vigour and audacity.
Jim’s Book tells the
fascinating story of
the man and the
business that bears
his name. Equal parts
biography, history
and philosophy, this
book takes readers on a journey through one
man’s remarkable life.
Due
MAY
6
16
Too Soon,
Too Late
Unconditional
Love
In Unconditional Love, Jocelyn Moorhouse
talks from the heart about her fears for
her children, the highs and lows in her
international career and about her love
for what she does best – filmmaking and
motherhood.
Due
MAY
Going Back
Due
APRIL
Jocelyn
Moorhouse
RRP $32.99
The Rip Curl Story is the
remarkable tale of two
young surfers - Doug
‘Claw’ Warbrick and
Brian Singer - who
pursued an audacious
dream to make a living
in pursuit of the
ultimate ride.
Stranger Country
is the account of
Monica’s journey
through some of
Australia’s most
beautiful landscapes
where she shared
meals with people from all walks of life; some
Aboriginal, some white, some Asian, and even
a few who managed to be all three.
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Mark Isaacs
RRP $29.99
Tim Baker
RRP $34.99
Monica Tan
RRP $32.99
Due
JUNE
The Kabul
Peace House
The Rip
Curl Story
Stranger
Country
The Thinking
Woman
Ralph Kelly,
Kathy Kelly
RRP $32.99
Too Soon, Too Late is the extraordinary
story of Kathy and Ralph Kelly, who
turned their own family’s tragedies into a
remarkable social crusade that’s helping
keep all our children safer.
Shop online at collinsbooks.com.au
Julienne
van Loon
RRP $34.99
In this powerful book, scholar and writer,
Julienne van Loon, introduces readers to six
extraordinary women whose own deeply
thoughtful work has much to offer all of us.
They may transform our own views of what it
means to live a good life.
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