Heading back to uni and have a textbook list as long as your arm? Pop the ISBN into Booko and load up your cart the clever way.
Today’s clever pick is Planning Melbourne: Lessons for a Sustainable City.
Heading back to uni and have a textbook list as long as your arm? Pop the ISBN into Booko and load up your cart the clever way.
Today’s clever pick is Montage & the Metropolis.
Heading back to uni and have a textbook list as long as your arm? Pop the ISBN into Booko and load up your cart the clever way.
Today’s clever pick is Language, Literacy & Early Childhood Education.
Heading back to uni and have a textbook list as long as your arm? Pop the ISBN into Booko and load up your cart the clever way.
Today’s clever pick is Essential Statistics.
Despite the rise of e-books, physical books aren’t going anywhere. Graphic designer Chip Kidd shares why their design is so lasting in this short, but fun, Ted Talk.
On the bright side of 2020 we’ve had a lot of time to read. What has been the best book you’ve read this year? Perhaps it was a classic that’s been on your reading list for ages, or a new release.
There’s nothing better than starting book and discovering a brand new world. This week on the blog we’ll be picking our favs of the best-selling book lists from around the world.
I love a good non-fiction book that I can savour for weeks, but I also like to be able to start and finish a fiction book in a day – preferably somewhere quiet with a cup of tea. What’s your perfect length book?
We have found a hilarious way to spend the evening with your children: listening and laughing along while David Walliams reads Bad Dad for free! If you want your own copy to read along with you can find it here.
There’s something so calm and soothing wandering around an art gallery and it’s certainly something we’re missing while staying safe at home. Which is your favourite art gallery to visit?
