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Nat’s What I Reckon
by the YouTube long-haired rock ‘n’ roller cooking hero who hates jar sauce. Lots of awesome recipes, graphic art and graphic swearing. Makes Jamie Oliver look meek. As Nat points out, not many cookbooks have drawings of the person who has written them dressed as the Terminator or a fish.
shifts from a tough childhood in Scotland to Hollywood and beyond, with sharp witty words for the industry bastards and drunken stars and an abiding passion for theatre and film.They fret about Tharnicaa For a different take on the precarious life of migrants and asylum seekers coming to Australia and trying to fit in, they will appreciate, a novel that is two tales in one. You finish one story, you turn the book upside down and read the other. One story is set in Europe in the near past, the other is set in Australia in the near future when some very scary rules have come into force. Sadly, they are all too believable.
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