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Book of the Week: Steve Braunias reviews the new cookbook by Nadia Lim
Steve Braunias reviews the latest cookbook by Nadia Lim, and declares it a plate of two halves - half-dumb, half-divine.
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Steve Braunias reviews the latest cookbook by Nadia Lim, and declares it a plate of two halves - half-dumb, half-divine.
The top 10 best-sellers of the year at the Little Unity bookstore for kids in High St, Auckland.
The top ten best-sellers of 2018 at the Unity store in High St, Auckland
All week this week we count down the five best books of 2018. Number one, the very best: Kim Hill reviews Sally Rooney's novel Normal People.
All week this week we count down the five best books of 2018. Number two: Leonie Hayden reviews the text book Māori Made Easy 2 by Scotty Morrison.
All week this week we count down the five best books of 2018. Number three: Peter Wells reviews Calypso by David Sedaris.
All week this week we count down the five best books of 2018. Number four: Linda Burgess reviews the Ottolenghi cookbook Simple.
All week this week we name and review the five very best books of 2018. Today: Holly Walker reviews the fifth best book, My Year of Rest and Relaxation, a novel about the desperate joys of sleep.
The best-selling books this Christmas at the Unity stores in High St, Auckland and Willis St, Wellington.
All week this week we present the best books of 2018. Today: the 20 best novels.
All week this week we present the 20 best books of the year. Today: the 20 best books of non-fiction.
All week this week we present the 20 best books of the year. Today: the 20 best collections of poetry.
All week this week The Spinoff Review of Books presents the best books of the year. Today: the best 20 books for kids.
New poetry by Thames writer Bob Orr.
Only 18 shopping days till Xmas, for God's sake! Find what you're looking for by perusing the week's best-selling books at the Unity stores in High St, Auckland, and Willis St, Wellington.
Book of the Week: Charlotte Grimshaw reviews the titanic, monstrous, final volume of the My Struggle series by the one and only Karl Ove Knausgaard.
New Zealand literature! What is it, who reads it, and why does it exist? Some or none or all of these questions are about to be answered in the third annual Spinoff Review of Books literary awards.
