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Beyond Organics: Gardening for the Future
Published by ABC Books in 2005. Foreword by Peter Cundall.
Beyond Organics takes gardening into the realm of nature conservation in every possible way. For many people, the garden is the main place of interaction with nature, and the only part of the natural environment that they directly influence and look after.
The ABC Book of Gardening for Kids
Published by ABC Books in 2001.
The ABC Book of Gardening for Kids was a best seller…
Hope: How Yoga Heals the Scars of Trauma
Published by Ganges Yoga, 2016. Foreword by Petrea King.
Hope is based on experience I gained from a decade of teaching yoga to Australian war veterans, and refugees from several countries. I also visited colleagues in Colombia who are providing yoga to demobilised guerilla and paramilitary fighters, war victims and others affected by war, with exceptional results.
Yoga Day by Day: a guide to holistic practices for healthy living
Published by Swan Yoga Publications, 2009.
I wrote Yoga Day by Day in an obscure upstairs corner of a cafe while my son was at Kung Fu lessons. But that’s not really the point.
Love & the Greenhouse Effect - Australian Edition
Published by Pan Macmillan, 1992.
I wrote this in 1992, when global warming was called the greenhouse effect. Jessica, our heroine, is too busy saving the world to have a boyfriend. Her best friend Mandy is the opposite. Until Jessica meets Lars, a Norwegian exchange student, and Mandy has a crisis when love goes wrong.
Love & the Greenhouse Effect - UK Edition
Published by Pan Macmillan in the UK and South Africa, 1993.
My family are a disaster area. We have a lot of fun but sometimes I wish we were a bit more normal and boring. The problem is, we all have too many ideas. Different ideas. Everyone of us is into our own thing, so we all run around getting in each other’s way, instead of getting together and helping each other. What I mean is they should get together and help me. Because my ideas are the most important.
Love & the Greenhouse Effect - Lovelines edition UK, Pan Macmillan, 1992
Second Chances, Dolly Fiction, Australia
Published by Australian Consolidated Press, 1991.
I wrote this, my first novel, in 1990, long hand, when my daughter was a baby. I needed to write for money, and I wanted to write fiction. Inspired by a few seasons as a bushwalking guide in Tasmania, it’s set on the Cradle Mt - Lake St Claire Overland Track.
Second Chances Dolly Fiction Australia
Weird and Wacky Plants
Published by ABC Books in 2002.
Have you heard about flowers that stink like rotting meat? Purple carrots, blue corn and rainbow spinach?
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