Greetings!
Welcome to the Good Reading newsletter for booksellers. Have you got any exciting events on at your bookstore this month? We'd love to hear so email and let us know. Below you'll find lists of titles in the July magazine to fill you in on upcoming releases. Happy reading! The gr team |
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editorial titles
Click here for a full list of editorial titles in the July issue of Good Reading. |
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(p)review A quick look at some of the books reviewed in the July magazine.
 The Poison Treeby Erin Kelly
'...a fantastic, gripping read with lots of little twists and turns to keep you engaged.'
 Isabella's Gardenby Glenda Millard, illustrated by Rebecca Cool '...an inspired story, complemented beautifully by the bright, happy and yet so peaceful illustrations.'
 The Crime of Huey Dunstan
by James McNeish '...a beautifully written novel which asks some fundamental questions about the nature of guilt, justice and responsibility in our society.' |
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advertised titles
Click here to see a full list of advertised titles in the July issue of Good Reading. |
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news bite
 Fans of comic classic 'Tintin' were in heaven when a selection of original comics, artworks and objects owned by creator Herge were auctioned in Paris last month. The auction raked in A$157 million. Highlights of the auction included an original of King Ottokar's Sceptre from 1939 and a bronze statue of Tintin and his dog by Nat Neujean. 'Tintin and the Shellfish', a drawing by Herge, also sold for A$190,500. |
The youth literary festival Voices on the Coast will be running from 7-12 June. Guests include Gary Crew, Sarah Davis and William McInnes. Go to their 
