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Thursday, July 5, 2012. I have recently read two other Brontë books, Vilette and The Professor and I have enjoyed them immensely (it helps to have a little French! What an extraordinary family the Brontës were! I rather prefer Charlotte and Anne (The Tenant of Wildfell Hall) to Emily, I have read Wuthering Heights twice but find it a lot bleaker than the stories her sister wrote and I certainly don't fancy Heathcliff! Which classic romatic hero is your favourite? Tuesday, June 19, 2012. It is only Harry,...

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Wagga Book Buzz: Strictly Confidential by Roxy Jacenko

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Thursday, May 3, 2012. Strictly Confidential by Roxy Jacenko. So to be straight with you from the start, this book won’t be everyone’s cup of tea. I found Strictly Confidential to be an enjoyable, albeit slightly voyeuristic read – it is certainly not going to win any prizes, but that is just the kind of book it is. Jasmine Lewis, affectionately known as Jazzy Lou, is a go-getter, much like the book’s author, Roxy Jacenko. With an interesting range of characters (supposedly based on some of Sydney’...

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Wagga Book Buzz: April 2012

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Friday, April 27, 2012. The Younger Man by Zoe Foster. What a fun read! The Younger Man is Zoe’s third novel, and is strictly a ‘girls’ own’ kind of story. The storyline focuses on the life of Abby and her two girlfriends, Maddy and Chelsea, sassy and self-confident thirty-somethings, whose voices ring true throughout the text. The book rollicked along with romance, work-life balance and friendship as the central themes. 8216;No, you sicko.twenty-five.’ Abby looked down. 8216;How. Old.’. Wagga Wagga City...

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Wagga Book Buzz: February 2011

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Tuesday, February 22, 2011. Sharp Turn by Marianne Delacourt. This is the second book in the Tara Sharp series. The first book in the series is. If you like Janet Evanovich you will love this series. It is set in Perth and Australian author Marianne Delacourt keeps you entertained. I love the Perth setting and I love the Australianisms like 'tracky daks', though it took me a while to figure out that 'LBD' was Little Black Dress. I can't wait for the next book! Violent Exposure by Katherine Howell. Wagga ...

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Wagga Book Buzz: The Younger Man by Zoe Foster

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Friday, April 27, 2012. The Younger Man by Zoe Foster. What a fun read! The Younger Man is Zoe’s third novel, and is strictly a ‘girls’ own’ kind of story. The storyline focuses on the life of Abby and her two girlfriends, Maddy and Chelsea, sassy and self-confident thirty-somethings, whose voices ring true throughout the text. The book rollicked along with romance, work-life balance and friendship as the central themes. 8216;No, you sicko.twenty-five.’ Abby looked down. 8216;How. Old.’. Wagga Wagga City...

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Wagga Book Buzz: January 2011

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Friday, January 28, 2011. Body Work by Sara Paretsky. This is the fourteenth book in the V.I. Warshawski Series. It's hard to believe that I read the first one back in 1982 but V.I. is a character that I will always love to follow. The stories are always interesting but it's the character that keeps me coming back for more. Every time I read one of these novels I picture Sharon Gless from Cagney and Lacey! Wednesday, January 12, 2011. My favourites, if you like to follow characters:. 8 9th Judgement by J...

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Memories of Wagga Wagga: More tales and true in Local Studies : new books on World War One, the Kapooka Tradgedy, and the lost world of Pastoral Holdings circa 1890s

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Memories of Wagga Wagga. Thursday, June 25, 2015. More tales and true in Local Studies : new books on World War One, the Kapooka Tradgedy, and the lost world of Pastoral Holdings circa 1890s. Loss, reverence and longing : ANZAC stories from the home front. The Kapooka Explosion: 21 May 1945, by Sherry Morris. Mackenzie's Riverina, second edition, Including Pictorial Supplement : A tour of the Hay district Pastoral Holdings of the 1890s , articles written by Harold M Mackenzie . Reprinted by the Hay H...

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Memories of Wagga Wagga: September 2014

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Memories of Wagga Wagga. Tuesday, September 30, 2014. Food, mail, madness: the Wealth and Progress of New South Wales 1893. So what was important to the average civic minded person in 1893? Assuming you were on the right side of the law, that is. Other items of note include: some. The local studies collection at Wagga Wagga City Library has many more gems for you to discover. Come into the library or peruse the catalogue online – go to the library homepage and click on the catalogue button. Local studies...

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Memories of Wagga Wagga: Not so quiet on the home front: Wagga Wagga, World War One and the Kangaroo March

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Memories of Wagga Wagga. Tuesday, February 17, 2015. Not so quiet on the home front: Wagga Wagga, World War One and the Kangaroo March. The Kangaroo March, by Sherry Morris and Harold Fife, is a detailed history of the Kangaroo March itself, but also offers insights into other aspects surrounding the effect of the war on the local area. Australia is currently commemorating the 100 years anniversary of ANZACS participating in World War One, so now is a good time to research all things 1914-1918.

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Memories of Wagga Wagga: June 2014

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Memories of Wagga Wagga. Friday, June 27, 2014. 61st Annual Wagga Show. A recent conversation in the library with a visitor from Emu Plains made me curious about the subject she was researching - special trains that ran straight to the Wagga showgrounds early last century. This excerpt from the Daily Advertiser (left) has details for a day's rail timetable in August 1925. On Thursday 27 August 1925 the Daily Advertiser. If you are researching early Wagga Wagga, or just curious about former times, the cit...

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Memories of Wagga Wagga: A Wagga Wagga New Year - 1949 and local industry

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Memories of Wagga Wagga. Thursday, February 5, 2015. A Wagga Wagga New Year - 1949 and local industry. 65279; Four years after the end of World War Two, Wagga Wagga was still experiencing a degree of postwar poverty, but the general outlook was one of optimism. Wagga Wagga promoted itself as an industrial hub in a number of manufacturing areas such as metal, timber, dairy and flour. The Wagga Wagga Industries Directory will soon be available to view within the library! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Memories of Wagga Wagga: October 2014

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Memories of Wagga Wagga. Thursday, October 30, 2014. Wagga Wagga Confidential : personal advertisements from 1939. Looking for the undocumented life of a city’s past can be difficult – on the surface what records remain appear to give few clues to the day to day reality. I’m always intrigued by the idea – what was it really like, in the background, beneath the surface? So what were the good people of Wagga Wagga doing in January 1939? Frequently asked for “clever girls” or “strong girls...If you are inte...

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Memories of Wagga Wagga: March 2015

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Memories of Wagga Wagga. Tuesday, March 24, 2015. A tale of two world wars : resources in local studies at Wagga Wagga City Library. With the anniversary of world war one under way, now is a good time to look at the stories that both the wars produced, more particularly the impact of the wars on people in the local area. If you are interested in war stories here are two books that you may find interesting:. Land fit for heroes : Urangeline Soldiers Settlements from 1920 , by Christopher P. Madden. John H...

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Memories of Wagga Wagga: July 2015

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Memories of Wagga Wagga. Friday, July 31, 2015. Where in the world is Coffin Rock? Parish maps are a great way to find out who owned what, and when, across New South Wales during particular time periods. Some of the maps have basic geographical features drawn on, and all the notes, keys and other features of these maps make for interesting viewing. Detail from the Sandy Creek Parish map, showing the beginnings of Coffin Rock. This excerpt is from the Daily Advertiser, Friday 26th of January, 1923. There ...

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Memories of Wagga Wagga: Indigenous history resources in Wagga Wagga City Library

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Memories of Wagga Wagga. Thursday, April 23, 2015. Indigenous history resources in Wagga Wagga City Library. The first people of this Riverina area are the Wiradjuri, and there are some very interesting resources on local Indigenous history in the local studies section of the library. If you are researching Indigenous history, the following are indispensable:. Wiradjuri Places : The Murrumbidgee River Basin (with a section on Ngunawal country). By Peter Rimas Kabaila,. Wiradjuri Heritage Study,. Go Green...

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Memories of Wagga Wagga: May 2015

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Memories of Wagga Wagga. Friday, May 29, 2015. Local history's local histories. Here is a sample of local histories for you to read, use in your research or prompt you to put your own research into print, and all from the local region. There are a few histories of Batlow, focussing on different aspects of the town. I have chosen two :. Batlow : the growing years from gold to apples,. Compiled by the Batlow Historical Society. A general history of the town and surrounding district. Compiled by Nigel Judd.

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