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We have three to giveaway!

We have three to giveaway!

Doug Gold has recorded the incredible love story of his parents-in-law, Bruce Murray and Josefine Lobnik, in a book entitled The Note Through The Wire.

Give the gift of summer reading – with this great selection of new releases, we’ve found the perfect title for almost everyone.

Sara Bunny reviews Jojo Moyes' sequel to her hugely successful novel Me Before You.

Sara Bunny reviews Hilary Spiers' "delightfully British story".

Sara Bunny reviews Charlotte Woods' The Natural Way of Things.

Sara Bunny reviews Di Morrissey's well-crafted novel.

Sara Bunny reviews Margaret Atwood's darkly comic novel.

Sara Bunny reviews Bryce Corbett's memoir of Rosie Batty's courageous campaign against domestic violence.

Sara Bunny reviews Robert Lacey's biography of the empress of American modelling.

Karen McMillan's revised collection of cancer survivor stories is a useful resource, that now includes her own story.

Banish your fear of the long to-do list.

Ali Mau has spent the past three years working on her first book, a ghost-written account of New Zealand sex-change pioneer Liz Roberts.

High-altitude mountaineer Lydia Bradey shares her most controversial climb on Mt Everest.

A writer for a top New York magazine, has a dark secret. Ani FaNelli persona is splintering those around her.

Love's hard lessons, we've all been learnt the hard way someway or another.

New Zealand writer Hannah Tunnicliffe is a food blogger and mother of two small children. Her second novel is Season of Salt and Honey.

Anthropologist Wednesday Martin uncovers the lives of Upper East Side rich and luxurious families.

Tackling the issue of bullying among teens in a careful way, this novel offers hope and inspiration.

Erika Swyler's novel is set alongside an 18th-century travelling carnival.

Setting the course of your life by predictions may prove love lies far from home.

This Nicci French thriller is fast paced and the plot is gripping, even if occasionally the reader has to suspend belief.

This is a fascinating read even if you’re not a Tom Jones fan. But seriously – is there anyone who doesn’t sing along to Delilah when it comes on the radio?

The wonderful Kiwi women featured in Stroppy Old Women will open your eyes, make you think and provide ample evidence that there is absolutely nothing wrong with being old and stroppy.

Sarah Bunny has news and tips for worldwide wanderers.

Charity Norman's latest novel, The Secret Life of Luke Livingstone, deals with the topical the issue of transgender men and women.

Here are the top 20 Edmonds recipes, as voted on by New Zealand Woman's Weekly readers.

Book editor Kerre’s McIvor reviews the latest summer beach read from Samantha Verant.

Solo mum to a maths-whizz daughter and a mascara-wearing teenage son. Jess’s also holding down two jobs but still struggling to make ends meet.

The Unpredictable Consequences of Love is sprinkled with engaging characters who warm the heart, making this a fun and touching novel, perfect for a weekend read.

In the small heritage town of Russell, a single mistake can determine reputation for decades to come.

Pop star Rita Ora has shared a sneak peek from the 50 Shades of Grey set. The singer is currently on location in Vancouver filming scenes for the movie where she plays Christian Grey’s adoptive sister Mia and which also stars Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson. The 23-year-old posted an image of the Grey family garden […]

The Dragon Tamers is a tale about two boys who are bored at home and decide to go where they are not allowed.

Nina Morey is back in a new role as the editor of hot celebrity magazine Juice.

Books editor Marilynn McLachlan picks her favourite summer reading for kids.

The Boy who Fell to Earth is a gag-a-minute look into a life less ordinary

A romantic and riveting love story that tackles big issues.

The rapper is working on a coffee table book dedicated to women's backsides.

Four years on from her daughter's abduction, Kate has written a very personal account about what the family has been through.

The Essence of the Thing is a testament to the strength of even the weakest among us.