Broken Brains Australasian & Pacific history

Broken Brains Australasian & Pacific historyA personal book about physical brain health and mental brain health, and how they coexist in two very different spaces. At the age of 31 Jamila Rizvi was diagnosed with a rare brain tumour. When she shared her diagnosis with loved ones, good friend Rosie Waterland proposed the tumour eventually be named 'Jam's Jerky' and kept on display in a jar. While this sensitive proposal was politely declined, there was a reason Jamila had turned to Rosie for

The Sibylle von Olfers library also includes mini gift editions and board books for very young children

her world will never be the same again…

But the struggle isn't over for Sydney

legal scholars

and a little beyond

the ones everyone has been waiting for

Proud to be doing her bit for the war effort

In this informed and accessible history

Prawn and chorizo skewers

Families come in all different shapes and sizes

Chicago's criminal underworld could not have existed without the blessing of those who controlled municipal

In the vein of Grandma’s Records and Kitchen Dance