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Greetings from The kabin where the sandflies eat my feet and the sun shines all day long!  We are entering that heady time when there are loads of new books coming out and my head is buried in publisher’s catalogues. So watch those shelves. I’ve ordered some interesting non-fiction books recently after requests by customers. Here are a few: 
 
Ragged Edge of the World: Encounters at the Frontier Where Modernity, Wildlands and Indigenous Peoples Meet
Linden, Eugene

From Eskimo Point to Alice Springs: Adventures in Nursing from the Arctic to the Outback
Watts, Anne

Indescribable Beauty: Letters Home to Germany from Wellington, New Zealand, 1859
Krull, Friedrich August

In Love and War: Kiwi Soldiers’ Romantic Encounters in Wartime Italy
Jacobs, Susan

Story of Seven Summers: Life in the Nuns’ House
Burden, Hilary

We have also been revamping our magazines and the libraries now offer:
 
NZ Hunter
On film
Art news
Her
Horse and pony
NZ House and Garden
Country home ideas
NZ Gardener
NZ Geographic
Lifestyle farmer
Consumer
Time
Economist
NZ Listener
British homes & gardens?Cuisine
Urbis
The shed
Country living
Crème
Newscientist
North & South
NZ Memories
Your home and garden
Next
Vanity fair
Good
National geographic
Australia vogue
Family tree

Thanks to our donators who regularly drop in some of the above titles. We also have some interesting magazines which are donated on a more ad hoc basis such as Autocar, Beaded wheels, Burke’s backyard. Donations always appreciated and if we don’t have the book or magazine you want, please let us know.
Shirley Nightingale

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