Archive for May 8th, 2008

New books on display at Hurunui District Library from 8 May – 15 May

 “Spilling the beans” by Clarissa Dickson Wright

An autobiography of one of the nation’s best-loved cooks whose life has led her from wealth and privilege to alcoholism, bankruptcy and eventually fame in “Two Fat Ladies”. A vivid and funny story, “Spilling the beans” is as moving as it is a cracking good read. [Cover]

 “The spare room” by Helen Garner

 A woman’s friend, suffering from cancer, has come to stay while undertaking a controversial Vitamin-C based treatment she believes will cure her. A story of compassion, humour and rage. [Cover]

 “Jewellery-making basics” by Nicola Hurst 

This practical and easy-to-use book enables you to start making wonderful necklaces, bracelets, brooches, rings, earrings and more, even if you have never so much as picked up a pair of pliers before. [Cover]

 ”The encylopedia of surfing” by Matt Warshaw

From A to Z, 1500 entries from the world of surfing, including places, people, events, gear, culture, and terminology. Illustrated with over 300 photos, the encyclopedia also features a brief history of surfing, a comprehensive surfing bibliography, discography, and filmography, and listings of surf contest winners from the past 50 years. [Cover]

 “This charming man” by Marian Keyes

Lola Daly has just found out that her boyfriend – gorgeous, charming and powerful politician Paddy de Courcy – is getting married. To someone else. Heartbroken, Lola flees Dublin to a cottage in the countryside. Can a new set of friends help her to get over him? Journalist Grace Gildee wants the inside story on Paddy de Courcy’s engagement. Lola refuses to talk the press but Grace won’t give up. She knew Paddy a long time ago and hasn’t forgotten him …Marnie Hunter is Grace’s twin sister. With a loving husband and two gorgeous daughters, Marnie seems to have it all. But she’s haunted by memories. Memories that began with her first love – Paddy de Courcy. Can Marnie leave the past behind once and for all and move on with her life? Alicia Thornton is Paddy’s wife-to-be. Determined to be the perfect wife, Alicia would do anything for her fiancé. But does she know the real Paddy? Four women. One man. And a secret that binds them all. [Cover]
 

To reserve any of these items please contact your local library or email info@hurunuilibraries.govt.nz

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