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K:Kin by Nick Brodie #AtoZChallenge #aussieauthor20 – Best Bookish Blog

The Blogging from A to Z April Challenge  is for bloggers who wish to participate by publishing a blog post every day in April except for Sundays. Each blog post will focus on a letter of the alphabet. For example April 1 will be A, April 2 will be B and on it goes. By […]

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Bake Australia Great: Classic Australia Made Edible By One Kool Kat – Katherine Sabbath #aussieauthor20 – Best Bookish Blog

I started to salivate immediately, on opening this beautifully presented book, which is packed with recipes for the most delectable sweets imaginable. The author has taken classic Australian icons such as the Pavlova and given them a modern and humorous twist, making them even more drool inducing. There are also international recipes featured, that have […]

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Books read in January – Best Bookish Blog

Goodreads tells me that I’ve read 9 books in January. To many, that probably doesn’t sound like many books read in a whole month. but it’s about average for me. Working, writing reviews, blogging on three blogs, along with everything else in my life doesn’t leave a huge amount of time for reading. I dream […]

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Book Review: The White Earth by Andrew McGahan – Best Bookish Blog

After his father’s death, young William is cast upon the charity of an unknown great-uncle, John McIvor. The old man was brought up, expecting to marry the heiress to Kuran Station—a grand estate in the Australian Outback—only to be disappointed by his rejection and the selling off of the land. He has devoted his life […]

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Six Christmas Book Suggestions – Best Bookish Blog

I do love to read Christmas books in December. I particularly enjoy the Christmas Classics but I’ve noticed a few recently released Christmas books that look interesting So following are the Christmas books that I’d most like to read during December this year. I probably won’t have time to read all, but will definitely choose […]

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5 Historical Non-Fiction Books Read Recently – Best Bookish Blog

This post is not a review post but merely a list of the non-fiction that I’ve been reading lately, with a short description taken from the back covers. I did enjoy reading each of these books, but don’t feel ready to review them just yet. They may appear as a book review in 2020, or […]

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Book Review: The Institute by Stephen King – Best Bookish Blog

SUMMARY Luke Ellis is abducted from his bed in the middle of a night, and his parents are murdered. The super intelligent twelve year old with special powers is spirited away in a black SUV. When he wakes, Luke is in a room, at The Institute, hidden deep in the forest at Maine. The room […]

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Bookish Events 2019 | Best Bookish Blog

The following bookish events in Australia are listed in date order. Please contact me if you have an event in your local area that you would like me to add. I would like this database to cover all writing festivals in Australia, both large and small. Events will be added as dates are confirmed. Feb […]

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Jasper Jones by Craig Silvey | Best Bookish Blog

Summary On a very hot night in the summer of 1965, Charlie Bucktin, age 13 is woken by knocking at his bedroom window.  He finds Jasper Jones there, trying to wake him. Jasper is an outcast in the town. He is a bit rebellious, a loner and of mixed race.  But when Jasper asks him […]

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Jasper Jones by Craig Silvey | Best Bookish Blog

Summary On a very hot night in the summer of 1965, Charlie Bucktin, age 13 is woken by knocking at his bedroom window.  He finds Jasper Jones there, trying to wake him. Jasper is an outcast in the town. He is a bit rebellious, a loner and of mixed race.  But when Jasper asks him […]

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Jasper Jones by Craig Silvey | Best Bookish Blog

Summary On a very hot night in the summer of 1965, Charlie Bucktin, age 13 is woken by knocking at his bedroom window.  He finds Jasper Jones there, trying to wake him. Jasper is an outcast in the town. He is a bit rebellious, a loner and of mixed race.  But when Jasper asks him […]

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Hell Ship by Michael Veitch | Best Bookish Blog

The true story of the plague ship Ticonderoga, one of the most calamitous voyages in Australian History. Title: Hell Ship Author:  Michael Veitch Publisher: Allen & Unwin Date of Publication: 2018 Genre:  Historical Number of Pages:  260 Summary This very well researched book tells the story of the dreadful voyage of the Ticonderoga, which left England […]

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About | Best Bookish Blog

Hi and welcome to my Best Bookish Blog. This is a place for readers and lovers of books to come and immerse yourself in book reviews and all things bookish. I have read all books that are reviewed and all reviews are my own work. All genres will be covered, however there will be less […]

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The Woman Who Fooled The World by Beau Donelly and Nick Toscano | Best Bookish Blog

Belle Gibson‘s Cancer Con “Belle Gibson convinced the world she had healed herself from terminal brain cancer with a healthy diet.  She built a global business based upon her claims.  There was just one problem.  She’d never had cancer” – from back cover Belle Gibson made herself into an Instagram sensation as a wellness hero, […]

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