Jetty Jumping Glenelg
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Sea Change
"Adelaide's coastal settlements have undergone mighty changes over the last 175 years. Using rare and marvellous photographs, including many from the 19th century, Sea Change showcases the history of these favourite places, including Glenelg, Brighton, Seacliff and more, that now make up the City of Holdfast Bay." -- cover description.
The Death of Dora Black: A Petticoat Police Mystery
A charming, uplifting cosy murder mystery inspired by the true story of Australia's pioneering policewoman Kate Cocks 'An outstanding debut - funny, poignant, historically fascinating, and an absorbingly good crime read - The Death of Dora Black keeps you guessing to the very end' PIP WILLIAMS Summer, Adelaide, 1917. The impeccably dressed Miss Kate Cocks might look more like a schoolmistress than a policewoman, but don't let that fool you. She's a household name, wrangling wayward husbands into repentance, seeing through deceptive clairvoyants, and rescuing young women (whether they like it or not) with the help of a five-foot cane and her sassy junior constable, Ethel Bromley. When shop assistant Dora Black is found dead on a city beach, Miss Cocks and Ethel are ordered to stay out of the investigation and leave it to the men. But when Dora's workmate goes missing soon after, the women suspect something sinister, and determine to take matters into their own hands. After all, who knows Adelaide better than the indomitable Miss Cocks? *In 1915, Fanny Kate Boadicea Cocks became the first policewoman in the British Empire employed on the same salary as men. This novel is a rich exploration of that little-known chapter of Australian history.* 'Lainie Anderson has woven fact and fiction to create a crime fighting duo like no others, and I can't wait for the next instalment' PIP WILLIAMS 'The perfect cosy read. I loved spending time with the redoubtable Miss Kate Cocks and the marvellous Ethel Bromley. How refreshing to read historical crime fiction set in Adelaide during the Great War and focused on women' ANGELA SAVAGE 'Will have you engrossed and addictively flipping those pages' DAILY TELEGRAPH 'Armchair detectives will love this debut novel' WOMAN'S DAY 'Engrossing and entertaining . . . Anderson is an accomplished storyteller and she has crafted a cosy crime read that is equal parts intriguing mystery and fascinating historical study' BOOKS+PUBLISHING 'There is something profoundly addictive about Anderson's writing. It's warm, fast-paced and full of rich details that make it feel as though the story is oozing off the pages . . . Stunningly thought-out and accurately detailed' BETTER READING 'Full of warmth and humour, this is a cracking crime novel that will intrigue and impress' READINGS
Slim: Frank, 1922-2012
Author: Angela Darlington
language: en
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
Release Date: 2022-04-06
This is a biography taken from my family’s personal stories of my grandfather, his life and his childhood, growing up during the Great Depression in Australia. It also includes his stories from World War II, the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder on families and the individual, the changing attitudes of those who grew up during the Great Depression and fought in World War II and those whose labour efforts at the time helped win it, the attitudes of the baby boomers and the hippie movement.