Reading suggestions
Not sure what to read next? Don't worry, we've got all the suggestions you need!
Grow something new!
Whether it's a garden, a skill or a new perspective, spring is the perfect time to grow.
Follow the links to access reading lists on the library catalogue, Libby, BorrowBox and indyreads.
The retirement plan by Sue Hincenbergs
Glimmers: tiny moments to transform your life by Nadia Narain and Katia Narain Phillips
Making pottery without a kiln: happy little projects to make for your home by Daniela Schmidt-Kohl
Art, craft, colour: brighten your life with projects in every colour of the rainbow by Lisa Solomon
Plant lady by Minyoung Kang
Wild at home: how to style and care for beautiful plants by Hilton Carter
Growing season by Seni Glaister
Big yields, little pots by Rosefiend Cordell
The self-care year: reflect and recharge with simple seasonal rituals by Alison Davies
June in the garden by Eleanor Wilde
Iluka by Cassie Stroud
Make life happier by Mark Williamson
The secret garden club by Wendy Lynn Newton
Come sit awhile by Alice Taylor
The strawberry house by Rachel Burton
The healing power of trees: the definitive guide to forest bathing by Olga Terebenina and Gary Evans
Small wonder by Barbara Kingsolver
The good life: how to grow a better world by Hannah Moloney
How to start: Discovering your life's work by Jodi Kantor
Answer the age-old question, 'What do I read next?' Search and match reading interests to books, authors, genres, or topics.
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An evening with Matt Haig
Hear author Matt Haig discuss the newest title in his Midnight World series, The Midnight Train in an online author event presented by BorrowBox.
Time and date: 7pm, Monday 7 September
Follow the link below for more information and to register.
Meet an author with Libby Reads.
Each month Ben Hobson interviews an author online where guests have the opportunity to ask questions, interact with the author and enjoy a bookish discussion.
Next event: 7.30pm, Tuesday 22 September, discussing Dark Desert Road by Tim Ayliffe.
All titles are available to borrow via the Libby app. Follow the link below for more information and to register.
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