The team at Canberra's popular independent book store, The Book Cow in Kingston, offers a great range of wellbeing books to help kids prepare to go to school and adults be their best selves in 2023.
Kimberly K. Williams began writing her third book, Still Lives, before leaving her home in the USA and moving to Canberra. Created over a three-year period, the collection of poems explores themes of space, place, and is speckled with influences of Australian birdlife.
The team at independent bookstore, The Book Cow in Kingston, are passionate about ensuring all members of the community are represented in their collection.
Having played an important role in the Australian arts scene as an actor, writer, and educator, Ned Manning published his first novel, Painting the Light, earlier this year. Manning joins Barbie Robinson in a discussion about the novel on Wednesday evening, 21 September at the Book Cow in Kingston.
The team at popular independent bookstore, The Book Cow in Kingston, know that well-resourced libraries run by qualified staff are essential for any great school.
Canberra independent bookstore, The Book Cow, is helping to create a precinct that is an oasis for shoppers and a place for events, while also boosting the local economy in the Inner South.
Book sales have soared since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020, particularly romance novels. That’s because in times of uncertainty and duress, people often seek the comfort and reassurance of the guaranteed happy ending which comes with the romance genre, says Dr Jodi McAlister.
Australian singer-songwriter and author Josh Pyke's children's book 'Family Tree' was selected for this year's National Simultaneous Storytime, and he spent the morning reading and performing for eager Canberran schoolchildren.
One of winter’s simple pleasures is curling up on a comfy couch with some fuzzy socks, a snuggly blanket, a hot cuppa, and a good old-fashioned book. Creating a comforting book nook in your home is the quintessential way to enjoy a cold and rainy winter’s day.
Canberra resident and founding member of Australia’s women’s liberation movement, Biff Ward, 78, chats with CW journalist, Anja de Rozario, 23, about feminism, the Vietnam War, and the new generation’s continuing march...
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