Two years to 'normal': A journey with cancer

Karen Leibovitch

Proudly supported by The Cancer Council

'A valuable contribution to cancer literature [that] warrants wide readership.' - Ian Gawler OAM, Founder, The Gawler Foundation

'An inspiring story that will provide support to cancer sufferers everywhere.' - Ian Olver, CEO, Cancer Council Australia

In 2004 Karen Leibovitch was a busy wife and mother of three, running a small counselling practice. But a routine visit to her GP led to a diagnosis of oral cancer and within a matter of weeks, Karen's life was irrevocably changed.

A loving and inspirational memoir written with honesty, insight and a self-deprecating sense of humour, Two years to 'normal' will reassure those facing similar circumstances that they and their families are not alone in their experiences.

Understanding Alzheimer's & Other Dementia's

Brian Draper

As the aged population increases, more and more people will be faced with caring for a friend or family member with dementia.

Filled with practical advice on therapies and drug treatments, Understanding Alzheimer's & Other Dementias will be an invaluable tool for those worried about their own symptoms or those of a loved one.

Brian Draper is a Conjoint Professor in the School of Psychiatry at the University of New South Wales, Sydney.

MEN'S HEALTH & WELLBEING, AN A-Z GUIDE

Greg Millan 

'A vital resource for the changing role of modern man' - Dr Michael Lowy, Sydney Men's Health

The essential reference for any man, Greg Millan's down-to-earth approach provides practical help regardless of age or lifestyle, whether single, partnered, separated, a father or a son. The men's health & wellbeing will help you:

FLYERS FAR AWAY

AUSTRALIAN AIRCREW IN EUROPE DURING WORLD WAR II

Michael Enright

A new perspective on Australian aircrew in the European air war during World War II

In WWII 17,000 Australian airmen flew with the RAF in 500 squadrons in Europe. The war in the air was one of the bloodiest and punishing campaigns of WWII and cost Australia 5000 lives. Because these men weren’t part of the Royal Australian Air Force, their stories are not widely known.

Flyers Far Away tells the stories of these brave men, from their involvement in delivering troops and supplies to their ill-fated attempt to seize the bridge at Arnham. Author Dr Michael Enright based this book on original interviews, so you can learn first hand about these courageous and daring men.