Barons

The colourful life of one of 19th century England's railway pioneers and creative accountants. Yours for $9.

Dangerous times for innovators

Mary Quin, well before she was CEO of Callaghan Innovation in Wellington or a textile company founder in Alaska, was kidnapped in Yemen and survived a hostage shoot-out. Also New Zealander of the year in 2014. Quite the tale. Get the inside word for $10.

C'est magnifique!

Julie Powell decides to reclaim her life by cooking all 524 recipes in Julia Child's legendary Mastering the Art of French Cooking. A tasty movie too. Yours for $12.

Henderson calling

In case the man who was looking for books by Jim Henderson the other day happens to follow us on Facebook. We found quite a few, but not your contact details. Sad face.

The brooding forest

A New Zealand classic first published in 1905, set amongst pioneer farmers in the Hokianga in the early 20th century. Only $8.

An eye for local history

Illustrations and stories of Auckland buildings in the early 1980s by noted local artist Keith "Nobby" Clark. A hardback delight for $12. 

Not a French letter

A collection of breakup letters for entertainment or inspiration. Yours for $10.

Looking in the mirror

Great New Zealand non-fiction. Yours for $12.

trade with China

The life of an early ambassador. $12

Curse word

A guide to modern communications from Joe Bennett. $12