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Anita Heiss
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Growing Up Aboriginal in Australia
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Barbed Wire and Cherry Blossoms
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Am I Black Enough For You?
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Who Am I? The Diary Of Mary Talence, Sydney 1937
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Manhattan Dreaming
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SIMON & SCHUSTER AUSTRALIA ACQUIRES RIGHTS TO FOUR BACKLIST TITLES BY ANITA HEISS
Simon & Schuster Australia is thrilled to announce the acquisition of four romantic fiction backlist titles by Anita Heiss: Not Meeting Mr Right, Avoiding Mr Right, Manhattan Dreaming and Paris Dreaming. Originally published between 2007 and 2011, all four titles will be re-released between April and September 2023 featuring new cover treatments. Simon & Schuster Australia has previously publishe
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“How can you possibly be an agent of positive change in the world when you are full of bitterness and hatred?”
― Am I Black Enough For You?
― Am I Black Enough For You?
“Who do we know in Canberra who wears a suit?’ Libby asked. ‘More importantly, who looks good?’ I asked. ‘Stephen Smith,’ Libby offered. ‘Wayne Swan,’ Denise countered. ‘Peter Garrett?’ Libby asked ‘Greg Combet, most definitely,’ I insisted. ‘Julia Gillard,’ Libby said adamantly. Both Denise and I looked at her strangely. ‘What? Seriously, she wears a suit better than any of those guys. Especially that purple one she has.”
― Manhattan Dreaming
― Manhattan Dreaming
“Using Wiradjuri language on the cover of my novel makes a strong statement … regarding the reclamation and maintenance of the traditional language of my family.”
― Bila Yarrudhanggalangdhuray
― Bila Yarrudhanggalangdhuray
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What should be our October Read Around the World book (Oceania)?
Am I Black Enough For You? by Anita Heiss (Australia)
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The Light Between Oceans by M.L. Stedman (Australia)
Resurrection Bay by Emma Viskic (Australia)
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“Who do we know in Canberra who wears a suit?’ Libby asked. ‘More importantly, who looks good?’ I asked. ‘Stephen Smith,’ Libby offered. ‘Wayne Swan,’ Denise countered. ‘Peter Garrett?’ Libby asked ‘Greg Combet, most definitely,’ I insisted. ‘Julia Gillard,’ Libby said adamantly. Both Denise and I looked at her strangely. ‘What? Seriously, she wears a suit better than any of those guys. Especially that purple one she has.”
― Manhattan Dreaming
― Manhattan Dreaming
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Thanks Karen - I'm just getting the hang of this but will pop over to your page right now (and I'll tweet your link!). Much peace, Anita
Thanks Anita for friending,Please check out Me and Her: A Memoir of Madness,
A Teachers gutsy story of parent harassment, mental breakdown & Recovery. How did I reclaim my life?
http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/...
Cheers,
Karen :)
