Nehru Portrait in The First Sixty Years Review
Norman Oportun describes Dorothy Norviam's compilation Nehru The First Sixty Years as the definitive, chronological collection of Nehru's thoughts through volumes covering 1900 to 1939 and the 1940s, noting its scholarly apparatus and the author’s portrayal of Nehru as both visionary and pragmatic leader shaping Indian independence and the Commonwealth concept.
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Orothy Norman
Kehru
India League
United States
Rome
Nehru
India
Stanger and Atten
Gress
Commonwealth of Nations
Republic of India
Australian children's book awards announced by ACBA
The Australian Children's Book Council selects Pastures of the Blue Crane by H. T. Brinsmend as Book of the Year with multiple runners up including Jamie's Summer Visitor by B. Roland and Winged Skit by Elyne Mitchell. Picture Book of the Year goes to Honest Zoo by Elizabeth Blacistyre with further entries noted.
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Children's Book Council of Australia
H. T. Brinsmend
A. Macarthur Onslow
Oxford University Press
Jamie
B. Roland
P. Seward
Elyne Mitchell
A. Macarthur Daslow
Hutchinson
C. Odell
Angus and Roberton
Ehikinen
Ginema
Inshiding
Brinymend
Sonithy
Wales
Mervin
Croke
Aav
Melbourne
Yanchepin
Smages
Lyn Mitchell
Kisse
Fisher Feather
Nora
Joan Phipson
Sinry
Children's Book Council
Ainslie
The Possessors review and its science fiction lens
A critical review surveys John Christopher's The Possessors and compares his work to The Death of Grass. It notes the novel blends thriller elements with speculative science themes, set in a Swiss chalet during an avalanche. The possession plot drives paranoia as a group isolates and accelerates tension.
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Nehru
Ty John Christopher
Hiadder Old Stoughton
Christopher
Andromeda
Fife
The General Next to God by Richard Collier
A review of The General Next to God detailing William Booth founder of the Salvation Army. The book covers his centenary impact, fiery sermons, social campaigns, and international reach, noting Booth's eccentric yet dedicated leadership and enduring influence on religious and humanitarian work.
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General
God
Richard Collier
Collins
Price
Bond on Stage The Man with the Golden Gun Review
Jonathon Cope reviews the latest Bond tale The Man with the Golden Gun noting Ian Fleming’s absence of new adventures. The piece impressions Fleming’s hero as self aware, with a floorshow spy who avoids excess danger and ends with a knightly honor declined. The reviewer hints at a toned down action and a focus on character rather than high stake peril.
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Adil
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