Jasmine’s mind can’t stop the ‘what-if’ questions that keep her and her friends safe. She’s mastered the art of avoiding her intrusive thoughts, but it’s a way of life that she can’t sustain. She needs to stand up to the uninvited bully that lives in her brain. When a long-forgotten diary lands in her hands, […]
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Ever wondered what really happens in the wards and corridors of our hospitals and medical facilities? Wonder no more. In My Day is the personal memoir of a retired nurse who devoted her career to helping patients within the New Zealand health system. She’s written the book under the pen name Ann Nurse to protect
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Congratulations to author Steven Bayley who has written and published his dark-but-fun thriller about a troublesome virus variant that threatens the future of our species. Released in 2022, It’s in the satire section of Amazon.com where Bayley’s Kindle e-book is available for less than $5 — fantastic value for a 300+ page book. 🔸 Click
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Though author Peter Jessup died in 2018, Hurricane Press is committed to keeping his short history of New Zealand up-to-date and available to those who want our nation’s story in a nutshell. The Complete History of New Zealand (in less than two hours) does exactly what it says in the title – it provides a
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New Zealand’s bookshelves have been graced by more than a hundred books published as a result of Fraser High School’s adult community education programme. Dozens of successful Waikato authors have attended one-day workshops – called How to Get Published – since they began 10 years ago. Hurricane Press publisher Josh Easby leads the workshops – usually two or three a year – on Saturdays, enabling attendees to immerse themselves in the subject in a single workshop. They are held at Hamilton’s Fraser High School.
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Almost 100 significant speeches help tell the story of New Zealand’s history in this neatly–packaged three–volume collector’s set. The set contains 968 pages that bring to life the inspirational and pivotal speeches from key moments in history.
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The Complete History of New Zealand (in less than two hours) is perfect for those who want history in a hurry — this tightly edited ebook provides a readable and simple summary of New Zealand’s history. It’s ideal for visitors to New Zealand or for students cramming for a history exam.
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Speeches that Shaped New Zealand is a collection of 48 speeches that tell the story of New Zealand’s development as a nation.Through the eyes and words of those at the heart of landmark events, you’ll learn how our country was shaped. They include declarations of war and peace, stirring orations that changed our social attitudes and visions of New Zealand by those who led our nation’s journey.
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A Cambridge author’s first book about her relationship with food and eating disorders has sold out within a month of its launch, sparking a reprint to meet demand. The second edition has been urgently printed in time for Christmas.
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Poppy met Ed about 20 years ago. At first, he helped keep her life in line. But very soon, he controlled her entire life. Welcome into an eating disordered mind. In this intimate and searingly honest account, Cambridge writer Poppy Wortman provides the reader with her guide to Ed – her eating disorder.
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