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.
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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.
What to read in June, according to The Weekly: Wake, Take My Hand and more great reads
What's better than a good book on a winter weekend?
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What to read in May, according to The Weekly: The School for Good Mothers, The Maid and more great reads
Curl up with a good book as the weather turns cold.
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Sing to the beat of your mum’s literary heart this Mother’s Day by gifting her a book she won’t be able to put down
From the beach reads to the best modern literary releases.
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From the unrequited to the fated: 11 romance novels that explore love in all its forms
Find your addictive Valentine's Day read.
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5 books that shine a light on what coercive control really looks like
These books are not only eye-opening, they're crucial.