0 Results: New & Used in Fiction Books in Kialla 3631, VIC

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The first book has been read but is in near new condition. Books two and three have never been read.

Assorted titles Read once each $5 each

Read twice only Great condition Richard Osman - The Thursday Murder Club

‘The Priory Of The Orange Tree’ by Samantha Shannon (Bloomsbury Publishing, 2019) is a gem of literature in the fantasy genre. I was more than three quarters through this exquisite hardback novel, when I became too fragile to hold its weight. Fortunately, Bendigo is brimming with bookshops, so I bought myself a paperback version. My second photo here shows both editions side by side, just to prove my claim that mortality (a combo of arthritis and cardiac) is the only reason for my replacing the

‘South of the Sun: Australian fairy tales for the 21st century’ (2021) is an enchanting illustrated book of fairy tales - but not for children! These are for grown-ups. Often dark, the stories visit places where things don’t end happily ever after, where a single decision can haunt you forever. There are also tales to make you laugh, with sweet revenge or delight in the world of fey magic. Nearly sold out! Australian Fairy Tale Society is considering a reprint. All the stories, lyrics and poems

$5 each - all read only once The Policeman Plant hunter Shrines of gaiety This is how it ends Ian Mckellan The miniaturist Circus of wonders I shot the devil Lenny marks gets away with murder Billy Connolly (hardcover)

‘Prince Caspian’ is one of my favourite books from childhood. I already have this edition in ‘The Chronicles of Narnia’, the legendary series by C.S. Lewis, as part of a box set along with an earlier edition that’s too worn to read now. Although this book is the fourth of seven Narnian volumes, it can be enjoyed independently as a separate novel too. When first discovering this series I did not read the books in their intended order, but still loved them all. I later re-read them chronologicall

‘Martian Time-Slip’ is a Science Fiction novel by Philip K. Dick is in the SF Masterworks series (Orion). Originally published in 1964, it entered this edition in 2011. Mars is in the grip of a megalomaniac boss with a monopoly over the water supply, while the planet’s native Bleekmen, poverty-stricken wanderers, see into the future. Yet to Manfred, an autistic youth, time seems to have stopped altogether. This paperback is in very good condition. There is just one flaw, a scuff mark on one of

‘Prince Caspian’ (Harper Collins) is one of my favourite books from childhood. I already have this edition in ‘The Chronicles of Narnia’, the legendary series by C.S. Lewis, as part of a box set along with an earlier edition that’s too worn to read now. Although this book is the fourth of seven Narnian volumes, it can be enjoyed independently as a separate novel too. When first discovering this series I did not read the books in their intended order, but still loved them all. I later re-read th