Diary of a Ukrainian girl: ‘We’re being showered with rockets’
Times: When Russia invaded, Yeva Skalietska, 12, began recording her daily life.
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Book designer Vida Kelly has worked with Quentin Blake to redesign Roald Dahl's books.
Ralph Macchio will always be ‘The Karate Kid’. He’s finally fine with that
New York Times: Macchio is now 60 with grown kids. The world still sees Daniel LaRusso.
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Jane Ussher's photographic look at NZ rooms and Mark Sommerset on writing for kids.
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Kitchen's "Avengers" explain how to make something feel unequivocally Ottolenghi
Critical mass: How bookstagram and #BookTok staged a people power revolution
"It's a whole little under-culture of bookery."
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A biography of the Queen Mother in 10 chapters, one for each decade of her life
Why audiobooks can't beat the real thing
Are audiobooks as good for you as traditional reading?
Michael Palin on lockdown inspiration; travel to North Korea, Iraq
The Monty Python star talks to Herald Travel about his new book Into Iraq.
King Charles may ban Harry from coronation - reports
The King is reportedly weighing up whether he will invite Harry to his coronation.
The real mystery of the Orient Express, solved at last
Now a very real 40-year-old mystery has been solved.
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Poetry, fiction and non-fiction reads for the weekend.
How Colleen Hoover rose to rule the bestseller list
New York Times: She's sold more than 20 million books. And she's done it her way.
Richard E. Grant: being ignored by Nicole Kidman, a weekend with King Charles III
Richard E. Grant delivers "glittering morsels of gossip"
'Panic around me': Kiwi Drag Race winner caught in shock US shoot-out
The entertainer's dream trip to the US took a scary turn.
The love of two wheels: Motorcycle fans tell all
Ken Downie finds out what lies behind the passion for motorcycles.
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Kelly Ana Morey talks to Catherine Chidgey about her new rural-set novel.
Steve Irwin's son unveils new project to honour him
Aussie icon Steve Irwin's son has made an announcement in honour of his father's passion.
Author saves best for last as writing and publishing career comes to an end
David McGill's releases final book in series, and announces end of book writing career.
NZ's secretive role in Five Eyes spy alliance laid bare in new book
Book lifts the lid on what the mammoth NSA really thinks about New Zealand spies.
How long does it take to fix a marriage? Give the Gottmans 7 days
New York Times: After decades of research, the real-life couple say they know what works.
Meghan's biggest betrayal exposed
Startling new claims have been made about the Duchess of Sussex's true intentions.
Harry and Meghan want to 'stall' Netflix docuseries release
The couple are reportedly pushing for edits in the show.
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Max Hastings describes Operation Zapata, Cuban Missile Crisis' precursor.
Boozing, bonking, royalty and me: The mad life of Susannah Constantine
Times: The former What Not to Wear presenter on her affluent but bonkers life so far.
New book reveals details of Anthony Bourdain's final days
Biography reveals a series of alleged text messages and the chef's search history.
'He realised what he had become': The last, painful days of Anthony Bourdain
NY Times: An unauthorised biography reveals raw details of the TV star's life and death.
South Auckland sanctuary: Why Pukekohe is the perfect spot
Beaches nearby and a friendly community tick the boxes for this Kiwi novelist.
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Mel C talks to Eleanor Black, quick questions with poet laureate Chris Tse.
Wolf Hall author Hilary Mantel dies at 70
Mantel died 'suddenly yet peacefully', surrounded by close family and friends.
"The prevalent view is of the repressed, oppressed Arab woman, as if mini skirts mean freedom"
Wellington-born, Beirut-based correspondent Rania Abouzeid reports from the front line.
Something for nothing: Mapping the rise of the 'little library' movement
"There's no profit, no ulterior motive. It's something purely altruistic."