Collection: Nonfiction

Food is an important part of any nation and these books explore each countrys special relationship with food. There are details of local produce, how people celebrate, what they cook, and how people live. All this interspersed with lots of recipes

More than 200 articles chronicling the history, culture and personalities of the 1980s as well as the best writing of the time as reported on by the New York Times, have been selected by Grimes to create a compelling look at this transformative decade.

These are the forty-six years during which Ausralia evolved from a ramshackle penal colony into a substantial colonial presence, from the visionary Macquarie era to the begining of the end of transportation

Books in this series take you on a tour of some of the world?s most disgusting habitats. Read this book to learn about the weird and foul creatures that call Marshes and Pools their homes.

James Wong is back, putting his ethnobotanical expertise to use, with 100 new, natural, cheap and easy remedies, showing you how to have a fantastically healthy year. Offers remedies for all manner of common conditions & beauty problems

Quiz Whiz is designed to be used in three ways: children can test themselves and each other with quick-fire quizzes; use the quizzes to gain straightforward question-and-answer information; or enjoy reading through the colourful, informative spreads

Meet 52 of Rugby League's roughest, toughest and most courageous players. From those who played on with broken legs to the fast and furious high impact of today, the book captures the unique spirit of rugby league with this collection of ripping yarns

A practical resource for teachers & students of media, film studies, screenwriting, drama & English. It provides coverage of all areas of film-making for short films from screenwriting, pre-production, production, post-production & more.

Packed with practical information for illustrators of all abilities. A wide range of subjects is covered including white flowers and illustrating roots.

Biography of Edward and John Macarthur junior who were the elder sons of John and Elizabeth Macarthur. Both boys were sent to school on England at an early age. John stayed in England but Edward returned to Australia after he left school.