Looking for a page turner? Here are all of the best new books to read right now
For every type of bookworm.
How Princess Catherine’s “life work” is leading the charge in a new wave for the British royals
The future starts now, and the new slimmed down House of Windsor is already setting in train its manifesto, writes The Weekly's Royal Correspondent, Juliet Rieden.
REVIEW: Dominic Smith’s evocative descriptions in Return To Valetto will immediately pull you in
''It felt natural to write about strong, resilient women.''
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What to read in March: The Favour by Nicci French, Solito by Javier Zamora and more great reads
For every type of book worm.
The Australian Women’s Weekly’s Reading Room
There's something magical about sharing a good book with a friend.
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REVIEW: The one thing Jessie Burton “felt compelled” to do when writing The House of Fortune
The power of Burton's writing is in the lush three-dimensional world she creates.
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EXCLUSIVE: As she celebrates her 75th birthday, the Duchess of Cornwall talks to The Weekly about her simple country childhood, losing her mother, lessons from Prince Philip, why speeches terrify her and becoming Queen Consort
''I was deeply touched for Her Majesty to have given me this role.''
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The Australian Women’s Weekly speaks exclusively with Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall for her 75th birthday
''The Duke of Edinburgh was always a very good ear.''
EXCLUSIVE: ABC journalist Nas Campanella introduces The Weekly to baby Lachlan and opens up about coping with other people’s prejudices
Starting a family was always the plan for fiercely independent journalist Nas Campanella and husband Tom. Now their dream has come true.
EXCLUSIVE: National treasure Ita Buttrose reflects on her life
After a remarkable career in the media, Ita has no plans to slow down.