The year that was for Auckland Libraries
The most popular and most requested books for Auckland Libraries this year.
The most popular and most requested books for Auckland Libraries this year.
Children's author Joy Cowley tops New Year Honours list with the Order of New Zealand.
Cuisine founding editor Julie Dalzell stumbled across a 100 year old autograph book and used it as the inspiration for a hand-made children’s book. / Greg Bowker
Author Jane Bloomfield tackles dementia in her children's books.
She was regularly forced to grab hold of an electric fence without showing any pain.
British author, actor and comedian David Walliams is back in NZ for book signing.
He's been accused of murder, wife beating, insanity and urinating on nuns - what's true?
Journeys of self-discovery bind UK author Matt Haig's latest books, finds Stephen Jewell.
Graham Hepburn & Dionne Christian review some of the newest teen reads.
Tina Brown chronicles her many triumphs at the helm of Vanity Fair, writes Aimie Cronin.
James Russell & Dionne Christian review a selection of chapter books fit for presents.
19 year-old Aidan Cahill has written and published a book on his life living homeless on the streets of Auckland.
Lee Child's Jack Reacher novels are insanely popular - he's sold 100 million books.
A law change means censors have more options than outright banning books.
Forty books are on the list. Who made the cut?
Graham Hepburn reviews the latest books for teens released in New Zealand.
Peter Carey's latest delights; other new releases aren't as eagerly received.
The path to success flew in some untraditional ways for Jessica Pawley, writes Ethan Sills
Janet McAllister visits Blockhouse Bay and Avondale and finds a torrid library history.
Greg Fleming reviews a new biography of cantankerous Rock Star Lou Reed.
A mum believes there's something very concerning about this seemingly innocent kids movie.