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FREE MARCH 2019 BOOKS MUSIC FILM EVENTS THE GLOAMING page 22 KILLING EVE MARK BRANDI ALICE JUDITH BRETT DERVLA page 21 page 7 ROBINSON page 11 MCTIERNAN page 7 page 15 CARLTON 309 LYGON ST 9347 6633 KIDS 315 LYGON ST 9341 7730 DONCASTER WESTFIELD DONCASTER, 619 DONCASTER RD 9810 0891 HAWTHORN 701 GLENFERRIE RD 9819 1917 MALVERN 185 GLENFERRIE RD 9509 1952 ST KILDA 112 ACLAND ST 9525 3852 STATE LIBRARY VICTORIA 285-321 RUSSELL ST 8664 7540 | SEE SHOP OPENING HOURS, BROWSE AND BUY ONLINE AT READINGS.COM.AU NEWS March 2019 READINGS MONTHLY 3 book in the range (of equal or lesser value) for free! The range includes titles from Ali Smith, March Tim Winton, Elizabeth Strout, William Boyd Writers on and Ottessa Moshfegh among others. This offer is exclusively available in all Readings News shops except Readings Kids until 31 March 50 years of Readings on stickered, in-stock items only, while stocks last. This offer is not available online. The Readings Children’s Book Prize shortlist This year marks Readings’ 50th birthday. To We’re delighted to announce the shortlist 3 for $10 Little Golden Books for The Readings Children’s Book Prize Throughout March, we have a special offer celebrate, we asked some of our favourite authors 2019. The shortlisted titles are Elementals: on a select range of Little Golden Books. You Ice Wolves (Book 1) by Amie Kaufman, can buy three Little Golden Books for just $10! to reflect on what Readings has meant to them. The Orchard Underground (Book 1) by Mat The range includes classic favourites such as Larkin, Real Pigeons Fight Crime (Book 1) by The Little Red Hen, The Poky Little Puppy, The Andrew McDonald with illustrations by Ben Saggy Baggy Elephant, The Tawny Scrawny Wood, Black Cockatoo by Carl Merrison Lion and The Shy Little Kitten. 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Find This month sees the release of Mark Brandi’s ‘When my first book Shadowboxing was released in 2006, one of my greatest out more on page 16. second novel, The Rip, which explores themes pleasures was seeing it in the window of the Readings store on Lygon Street, of homelessness in Melbourne. During the month of March, Readings will donate $1 from the bookshop where I had spent many, many hours browsing and buying 3 for 2 fiction favourites every sale of this book to Launch Housing, a books. I have written another six books since that day, and have bought Throughout March, we have a special offer Melbourne-based, secular and independent hundreds more. Like many people, I think of Readings as my shop, and the on a select range of award-winning and community agency formed in July 2015 with staff as generous and helpful friends.’– Tony Birch popular fiction titles from Penguin Random the goal of ending homelessness. See our House. Buy two books, and choose a third review of The Rip on page 7. ‘Readings has been enormously important to me personally and to me making my way as a writer and to finding the book I want when I want it.’ – Alex Miller ‘All bookshops are my favourite places but Readings is one of my favourites. As a reader I love the staff – so warm and knowledgeable – and the huge, eclectic range of books. As a writer I always look forward to a “Readings event”, knowing my work will be enthusiastically supported and that I’ll have a chance to meet so many Readings readers – thoughtful people who love books.’ – Kate Grenville ‘Over 50 years, Readings has become a significant cultural force in our community. They champion Australian writing like no one else. Their shelves offer a curation of the most powerful and tantalising stories and ideas from around the world. Personally speaking, the support they have given my writing has been hugely important to me. 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