In a faraway land, a stranger arrives with promises of greater security in exchange for sacrificing privacy. His name is The Eyemonger, and he has 103 eyes. With the help of flying eye creatures, he spies on everybody. But his plan soon starts to go wrong. His constant watching makes people feel uncomfortable and stifles their creativity. When people complain, The Eyemonger asks: "Do you have something to hide?" The Eyemonger eventually encounters an artist who resists his surveillance and teaches him an important lesson about the value of privacy. The topic of privacy is rarely covered in children's books. Written by the international privacy expert Daniel J. Solove, The Eyemonger discusses privacy in a way that children can understand. Ryan Beckwith's rich and detailed illustrations create a fascinating gothic world of curiosity and wonder.

The Eyemonger

Children's Books

Solove, Daniel J.

Literature & Fiction

Griffin Press

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It's No Secret. Real Men Wear Aprons. The Story of Freemasonry in Australia.

The Tamworth Country Music Festival - a Cavalcade of Australia's Leading Country Music Artists

Arts & Photography

Monika Allan

Music

10 Short Stories You Must Read in 2011

Various Artists

The Role of the Bomber

Ronald W. Clarke

Orchids of the British Isles

FOLEY, Michael

Spells from Chagall

Ensing, Riemke

Setting out on her first trail ride, this cowgirl has a lot to learn, and Hot Tamale is just the horse to teach her. Riding through rain and sun and hunger and wild critters, the resourceful young heroine of The Trail Ride steadily gains the confidence and skill to handle whatever difficulty is thrown in her path. 
Through glowing illustrations and the delightful voice of a native Texan, Jill Stover shares her own story of exploration, challenge, and discovery on the trail.

The Trail Ride

Stover, Jill

International birth intervention rates are well above those recommended by the World Health Organisation and climbing. In Birth with Confidence, one of Australia's foremost thinkers on the subject of childbirth explains why normal birth is almost impossible in our current birth culture-and what women can do to beat the odds.

In this accessible, straightforward book, Rhea Dempsey draws on over thirty years' experience to show how a woman's choice of caregivers, support team and birthplace, as well as her life experience and personal attitudes to pain, will affect her birth outcomes. Featuring real-life stories, the latest Australian statistics and opportunities for guided personal reflection, Birth with Confidence provides the knowledge and practical advice that women need for the best chance of normal birth in today's birth culture.

Praise for Birth with Confidence
'If you are pregnant or considering getting pregnant, this book is a must read'-PINKY MCKAY, author of Parenting by Heart, Sleeping Like a Baby and 100 Ways to Calm the Crying 

'During my twenty years of involvement in childbirth activism and research, many women have asked me 'how can I have a good birth?' I have wanted just this book-Rhea's wise answers-to give them. Now we have it'-DR KEREEN REIGER, School of Social Sciences La Trobe University and author of Our Bodies Our Babies

About the author
A highly sought after educator, speaker, counsellor and birth attendant with experience at over a thousand births, Rhea Dempsey is respected as one of Australia's foremost thinkers on the topic of childbirth. With three adult daughters of her own, Rhea's understanding of birth has been gained during thirty-four years working with pregnant women, their partners, support people, midwives and medical practitioners.

Birth with Confidence: Savvy choices for normal birth

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Rhea Dempsey

Women's Health

Poverty of Affluence is non fiction family history in Silicon Valley. The family's agrarian roots and perspective give the reader a view of Silicon Valley from the inside looking out rather than stories about Silicon Valley from the outside looking in.

Poverty of Affluence: The Story of the Mariani Family in California

Mariani, David W.

History

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