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a Feast<br />
Alimentari<br />
Linda Malcolm<br />
Softcover RRP $39.99<br />
Full of cafe and deli<br />
favourites, Alimentari<br />
recipes are perfect for<br />
sharing and entertaining<br />
with friends and family.<br />
It’s where Mediterranean<br />
meets Middle Eastern,<br />
and where delicious, wholesome ingredients and<br />
accessible techniques combine to create the perfect<br />
book for home cooking. Think incredible salads,<br />
beautiful breakfasts and dinners for entertaining.<br />
Non-Fiction<br />
Life<br />
John Brockman<br />
Paperback RRP $24.99<br />
Science’s understanding<br />
of life is progressing more<br />
rapidly than at any point<br />
in human history. Ranging<br />
from the origin of life to<br />
the surprising science of<br />
superorganisms, from the<br />
promise of biotechnology<br />
to the rising threat of lethal viruses, Life, edited by<br />
John Brockman and Edge.org (“the world’s smartest<br />
website” —The Guardian), presents original ideas<br />
from the horizons of biology, genetics, evolutionary<br />
theory, and beyond.<br />
The Hidden Life<br />
Of Trees<br />
Peter Wohlleben<br />
Paperback<br />
RRP $29.99<br />
September release,<br />
advance orders<br />
welcome<br />
In this international<br />
bestseller forester<br />
and author Peter<br />
Wohlleben draws on<br />
groundbreaking scientific discoveries to reveal the<br />
ways in which trees are like human families and<br />
communities: tree parents nurture their children,<br />
communicate with them, support them as they<br />
grow, share nutrients with the sick, and even warn<br />
each other of impending dangers.<br />
With their newfound understanding of the complex<br />
life of trees, readers will never be able to look at a<br />
walk in the woods the same way again.<br />
The Field Guide<br />
to Australian<br />
Produce<br />
Ewan McEoin<br />
Hardback RRP $60.00<br />
September release,<br />
advance orders welcome<br />
Thoroughly researched and<br />
beautifully designed, The<br />
Field Guide to Australian<br />
Produce showcases the most progressive and<br />
respected producers at the heart of Australia’s<br />
vibrant food industry. This guide will tell the stories<br />
of the people growing and producing the most<br />
interesting and unique food products with integrity<br />
and sustainability in mind.<br />
Skeleton School:<br />
Dissecting The<br />
Gift Of Body<br />
Donation<br />
Andrew McMillen<br />
Paperback RRP $29.95<br />
September release,<br />
advance orders welcome<br />
Would you donate your body<br />
to science? Award-winning<br />
journalist Andrew McMillen<br />
gains unprecedented access into one of Australia’s<br />
leading medical schools and follows medical<br />
students as they dissect their fellow humans<br />
to learn anatomy. His investigation challenges<br />
readers to think again about death and about the<br />
remarkable gift of body donation.<br />
Atlas of<br />
Improbable<br />
Places<br />
Travis Elborough<br />
Hardback RRP $39.99<br />
September release,<br />
advance orders welcome<br />
A journey into the world's lost<br />
cities, remote corners and<br />
extraordinary environments.<br />
Accompanied by stunning, unique illustrations, this<br />
is the world and its obscurities, displayed like never<br />
before. From deserted cities and strange settlements<br />
to remote islands and underground labyrinths, An<br />
Atlas of Improbable Places uncovers our planet's<br />
most unique, intriguing and often unknown places.<br />
The Palomar<br />
Cookbook<br />
The Palomar<br />
Hardback RRP $39.99<br />
September release,<br />
advance orders welcome<br />
The debut cookbook from<br />
award-winning restaurant<br />
The Palomar brings<br />
together more than 100<br />
delicious recipes influenced by the rich cultures<br />
of Southern Spain, North Africa and the Levant.<br />
The Palomar Cookbook is your guide to recreating<br />
the intense and evocative flavours of an exotic<br />
elsewhere in your own kitchen.<br />
The Memory Code<br />
Lynne Kelly<br />
Paperback RRP $32.99<br />
Lynne Kelly has discovered<br />
that a powerful memory<br />
technique used by the<br />
ancients can unlock the<br />
secrets of the Neolithic<br />
stone circles of Britain and<br />
Europe, the ancient Pueblo<br />
buildings in New Mexico<br />
and other prehistoric stone monuments across the<br />
world. We can still use the memory code today to<br />
train our own memories.<br />
A Brief History<br />
Of Everyone Who<br />
Ever Lived<br />
Adam Rutherford<br />
Paperback RRP $32.99<br />
September release,<br />
advance orders welcome<br />
In this captivating journey<br />
through the expanding<br />
landscape of genetics, Adam<br />
Rutherford reveals what our<br />
genes now tell us about history, and what history<br />
tells us about our genes. This is a demystifying and<br />
illuminating new portrait of who we are and how we<br />
came to be.<br />
Milk Made<br />
Nick Haddow<br />
Hardback RRP $55.00<br />
Milk. Made. is an elegant<br />
and comprehensive tour of<br />
the art of cheese-making<br />
and eating - from selecting<br />
cultures, to the practises<br />
of production that cross<br />
continents and right<br />
through to the best recipes to enjoy them. Includes<br />
60 recipes such as croque monsieur, beetroot and<br />
feta tart, sour cream scones, and many more.<br />
A Brain For Life<br />
Nicola Gates, PHD<br />
Paperback RRP $29.99<br />
Neuropsychologist Nicola<br />
Gates draws on cuttingedge<br />
research to explain<br />
the amazing roles our health<br />
and fitness, as well as<br />
mental activity, play in brain<br />
health. By making simple<br />
lifestyle changes we can<br />
keep our brains strong as we age and reduce our<br />
risk of dementia.<br />
Forces Of Nature<br />
Brian Cox & Andrew<br />
Cohen<br />
Hardback RRP $39.99<br />
‘What is motion?’ ‘Why is<br />
every snowflake different?’<br />
‘Why is life symmetrical?’<br />
Professor Brian Cox<br />
uncovers some of the most<br />
extraordinary natural events on Earth and in the<br />
Universe and beyond. A breathtaking and beautiful<br />
exploration of our planet, this groundbreaking book<br />
accompanies the new BBC One TV series, providing<br />
the deepest answers to the simplest questions.<br />
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