Family Stories & Memoir
'I Can See Clearly Now' by Colleen Ashby
The heartfelt memoir of a type 1 diabetic who lost 95% of her eyesight following a heart transplant.
A story of determination, hope and gratitude.
Releasing March 2021.
A story of determination, hope and gratitude.
Releasing March 2021.
'Norm - Bomber Command' by James Crouch
The touching real life story of how 15-year-old Francis Norman "Norm" Crouch became the first Australian RAAF person to fly a Lancaster bomber.
Available in paperback and eBook from all major online retailers.
Reviews:
"...what a great read. I absolutely loved it. Thankyou so very much." - Ian.
"G’day Jim. Just finished you book. Well done! I knew your old man was a lot of fun. Didn’t realise what a pioneering larrikin though!" - Pat.
"Right from the start, I was immersed in 'Norm's' life from his origins as a Sydney lad and an early passion for flying to his return to Australia without the hero's welcome. This true-life story has it all - action, humour, suspense and a touch of romance. I don't normally read military memoirs but this one was a page-turner from start to finish. " - Amazon review.
Available in paperback and eBook from all major online retailers.
Reviews:
"...what a great read. I absolutely loved it. Thankyou so very much." - Ian.
"G’day Jim. Just finished you book. Well done! I knew your old man was a lot of fun. Didn’t realise what a pioneering larrikin though!" - Pat.
"Right from the start, I was immersed in 'Norm's' life from his origins as a Sydney lad and an early passion for flying to his return to Australia without the hero's welcome. This true-life story has it all - action, humour, suspense and a touch of romance. I don't normally read military memoirs but this one was a page-turner from start to finish. " - Amazon review.
'Moving to Chulsa' by Rob Craggs
Funny, a little frightening but forever optimistic life would ‘shower him with love,’ Rob’s memoir has much to give. A mixed-race lad in a working-class family growing up in the sixties on a housing estate in south-east London; life definitely had its challenges. Rob’s young life experienced more than its fair share of characters, many of them broken but there was also love, sometimes in unexpected places. While Rob struggled to come to terms with his identity, to know just where he belonged, he finally finds his place among his mates in Chulsa Oak.
Available in paperback and eBook formats.
Available in paperback and eBook formats.
