Stacey's April Staff Picks

Let It Be Tough - Ant Williams

Highly recommended for anyone looking to find clarity and confidence when the pressure is at its peak

Famesick - Lena Dunham

Dunham is an absolute force of nature; she doesn’t pull any punches, telling her truth with the kind of gritty honesty only she can pull off.

You Had Me At Cake - Emelia Jackson

A book that spreads the joy of sharing, admiring and enjoying one of the worlds most delicious treats. If you're trying to be good this year, proceed with caution. I've been craving cake ever since the publisher showed it to us months ago.

The Infinite Sadness of Small Appliances - Glenn Dixon

A contender for Book of the Month. A novel with a lot of heart and an absolute must read this April if your looking for something that emerses you deeply. I found myself rushing to get to the next chapter

London Falling - Patrick Radden Keefe

Be in quick to get this incredible read. Patrick Radden Keefe is heading to the Auckland Writers Festival and the book is being snapped up.

Where the Earth Meets the Sky - Louise K. Blight

A perfect book to get lost in. Explore the fascinating rigors of polar fieldwork, from the chaotic beauty of penguin colonies to the mental strain of a sun that never sets.