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Take one old novel. Remove some pages. Add a spiral binding, recycled paper and some careful attention to detail. And hey presto! You are holding in your hands the finished article: a one-of-kind, hand-assembled, lovingly-crafted notebook. We guarantee there is no other like it on this earth. Yours for $15.
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A collaboration with our friends at Lovenotes.
The thoughts of a man in the news. $10
There are three sorts of sailing books:
This is one of the third. Amazing. And just $9.
Want some dark suspense with your Sunday? From Emily Perkins, Christchurch-born, Wellington-resident. Just $7.
The end of the much-maligned tinted front window and the opening of a new bifold chapter.
Elmore Leonard! A crime fiction master. A steal for $10
Keeping a journal? Find out why and learn from the experts for $22.
A pocket-sized collectible classic from 1934. Get some delight in your life for $55.
A classic Australian novel and a delightful read. Yours for $9.
I remember seeing somewhere that it was originally titled My Brilliant Career? but the publisher talked Miles Franklin out of including the interrogative.
Through the magic of the Internet and the expiry of copyright, you can read it yourself to decide who was right.
Who knew? A beautiful piece of hardback history for $16.
A delightful tale of a rare book dealer who forgets everything except the books he has read. Illustrated hardback too. $15.
A first edition hardback (with a few bumps). $16
Has had rave reviews so far. Better get in before it's all gobbled up.
Tips on maintaining your youthful good looks for $9.
Surprised it didn't sell on Valentine's day. $14
Germaine Greer had her doubts in 1984. Here is a review from the New York Times. Interesting to consider with the benefit of thirty years more history and declining birth rates in the developing world too. $9.
The back yard is starting to look like it should. Come sit about, earthlings!
Did I mention we have WiFi and delicious filter coffee?
Photo credits: Hazel Phillips (mostly)
Can changing the way you think make you younger? Yes. Get the skinny for $18.
David Slack's 2005 review of the state of the nation and the direction of travel. Still a lively read at $12.
