At Rodney's Relics and Bingara Newsagency, we're excited to announce that we're growing our range of books — and this fantastic new collection of 12 great reads is just the beginning! From true crime and Australian history to biography, personal finance and gardening, these titles give you a taste of where we're heading. There's something here for every reader, and every one of them makes a wonderful gift.
Remember, we can gift wrap and post to anyone in Australia — just use their address when checking out!
Kidman — The Forgotten King
by Jill Bowen
"An addictive read, embracing the romance of the bush and the hardship of the outback." — Sunday Times
The true story of Sir Sidney Kidman, the greatest pastoral landholder in modern history. More than just a grazier, Kidman was a visionary businessman driven by a grand plan for the remote areas of Australia — a man whose ambition and determination shaped the nation's outback like no other. A compelling portrait of a larger-than-life Australian legend.
Killers of the Flower Moon
by David Grann
"A riveting true story of greed, serial murder and racial injustice." — The Sunday Times
When oil was discovered beneath the Osage Nation's land in Oklahoma, the tribe became fabulously wealthy overnight — and then members began to die under mysterious circumstances. As the death toll mounted, the newly formed FBI launched one of its first major investigations, uncovering a shocking web of oil, money, murder and betrayal. A Sunday Times bestseller and now a major motion picture directed by Martin Scorsese.
The Barefoot Investor
by Scott Pape
Australia's all-time #1 bestseller — the only money guide you'll ever need. This revised and updated edition proves that the Barefoot Steps have stood the test of time. Simple, practical and life-changing — a clear, step-by-step plan to take control of your money, get out of debt, and build real wealth. No jargon, no complicated strategies, just common-sense advice that works. The perfect gift for anyone wanting to get their finances on track.
The Butcher of Aberdeen
by Roje Augustin
An Australian story of sex, madness and murder. One of the most disturbing true crime stories to emerge from rural Australia. Confronting, shocking and utterly compelling, this book explores the darkest corners of the human mind and the devastating consequences of violence in quiet communities. (Adult content — not suitable for sensitive readers.)
Murder in the Suburbs
by Emily Webb
Think your neighbourhood is safe? Think again. A chilling new collection of Australia's most disturbing true crime cases — crimes that happened in quiet streets, behind closed doors and in communities just like yours. Cases you'll never forget.
Regime Change — Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump
by Maggie Haberman & Jonathan Swan
"A riveting, intimate and revelatory account of the most radical and consequential presidency of our time."
Two of America's most respected political journalists take readers deep inside the Trump White House for an unprecedented look at the most controversial presidency in modern history. Drawing on extraordinary access and hundreds of interviews, this is compelling reading for anyone following world affairs.
Dead by Friday
by Derek Pedley
How lust and greed led to murder in the suburbs. A gripping true crime story that begins with a dangerous sexual predator and ends in cold-blooded killing. Raw, confronting and compulsively readable — Australian true crime at its most disturbing. (Not suitable for sensitive readers.)
The Murder of Alison Baden Clay
by David Murray
A true crime story that gripped the nation. On 20 April 2012, Allison Baden-Clay was reported missing. Ten days later, the body of the former beauty queen was discovered on a creek bank 14 kilometres from her home. What followed was one of Australia's most high-profile murder investigations and trials — a story of betrayal, deception and justice that captivated the entire country.
Monash — The Outsider Who Won a War
by Roland Perry
"This wonderful biography is a superb work and is a part of the growing store of what can only be called epic Australian histories of the period." — John Howard
The definitive biography of Sir John Monash — a Jewish engineer who became the most brilliant military commander of the First World War. From Gallipoli to the Western Front, this is the story of how one man's brilliance helped turn the tide of a world war.
Recipe for Murder — The Poisonous Truth Behind Erin Patterson
by Duncan McNab
It was a lunch that shocked Australia and captivated the world. When three people died after eating a meal prepared by Erin Patterson in the quiet Victorian town of Leongatha, one question consumed the nation — was it deliberate? This explosive book reveals the whole cold, calculating story. Erin's case captured media attention across the world, and Duncan McNab finally answers the question everyone wanted answered.
Lifespan — Why We Age and Why We Don't Have To
by David A. Sinclair PhD with Matthew D. LaPlante
"This is a book that anyone who ages must read." — Leroy Hood PhD
"Prepare to have your mind blown." — Dave Asprey, New York Times
World-renowned Harvard geneticist David Sinclair presents a radical new theory of ageing that is already transforming medicine. This book provides a road map for taking charge of your health — the foods, habits, and emerging therapies that can help you live longer and better.
How to Grow Food
by Huw Richards & Sam Cooper
"Discover no-nonsense growing information on 70 crops as well as simple, flavoursome recipes to help you turn your harvest into food you can't wait to eat."
Your crop by crop guide to growing, cooking and preserving. Whether you're a first-time gardener or a seasoned grower, this is the practical companion you've been waiting for — covering 70 crops with simple recipes to make the most of every harvest.
All of these titles are available now at Rodney's Relics and Bingara Newsagency. We can gift wrap and post to anyone in Australia — just use their address when checking out. Rodney absolutely guarantees returns and refunds for anyone unhappy with their purchase. Call our Bingara main street shop on 02 6724 1500 with any questions.
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