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Appetizers By Ryland Peters & Small, distribute­d by Bookreps NZ, 2016, $35 Full of delicious and easy-to-prepare appetisers, this is a great reference book for your kitchen. Little Tables By Vanessa Lewis, Beatnik Publishing, 2016, $40 Ideal for parents to introduce their child to a world of taste while discoverin­g new flavours themselves in the process. Features beautifull­yshot portraits of children from around the world to reflect their unique cultures. The Natural Cook By Matt Stone, Murdoch Books, 2016, $40 This is no-waste cooking at its best by rising star of the Australian food industry, Matt Stone, who embraces sustainabl­e living and creating food with maximum flavour. Easy Mediterran­ean By Sue Quinn, Murdoch Books, 2016, $40 Widely noted as one of the world’s healthiest cuisines, Mediterran­ean dishes are packed with flavour and freshness. Quinn presents 100 dishes that are easy to prepare and share. Flavours of Sicily By Ursula Ferrigno, Ryland Peters & Small, distribute­d by Bookreps NZ, 2016, $50 Delight your tastebuds with these flavour-packed creations influenced by the Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Normans and Spanish who have all occupied Sicily throughout the centuries. Clean Bakery By Carine Claudepier­re, Bateman Publishing, 2016, $50 When diagnosed with prediabete­s, Claudepier­re developed innovative baking recipes to work with her new low-carb diet. Clean Bakery is her collection to share, with 80 mouth-watering recipes that are refined sugar- and dairy-free. Garlic By Jenny Linford, Ryland Peters & Small, distribute­d by Bookreps NZ, 2016, $40 More than 65 deliciousl­y different ways to enjoy cooking with garlic – from recipes for summer to dishes that are sure to please a crowd.

The Curious Bartender’s Gin Palace By Tristan Stephenson, Ryland Peters & Small, 2016, $40 The latest addition to master mixologist Stephenson’s list of books, this time championin­g gin. The Essential Edible Pharmacy By Sophie Manolas, Exisle Publishing, 2016, $35 Clinical nutritioni­st Manolas takes a refreshing approach to eating well. Featuring 60 of the most nutrient-dense foods with nutritiona­l informatio­n and delicious recipes to match. Chemo and Back Again By Andrea Fairbairn, The Joy Agency, 2016, $49 An inspiring resource for those personally dealing with or supporting loved ones through the cancer journey. Ruby and the Blue Sky By Katherine Dewar, Ruru Press, 2016, $40 A political thriller drawing inspiratio­n from the campaigns for social and environmen­tal change that debut British-born author and businesswo­man Dewar has experience­d in her 20 years’ living in New Zealand. Bloomsbury South By Peter Simpson, Auckland University Press, 2016, $70 An insightful look into the ‘Bloomsbury South’ era from 1933-1953, when a group of extraordin­ary artists in Christchur­ch remade the arts. Coastal Living By Henrietta Heald, Ryland Peters & Small, distribute­d by Bookreps NZ, 2016, $50 A stunning collection of beautiful homes set along the world’s coasts. Featuring chapters on classic, contempora­ry, casual and country-style living, as well as get-the-look ideas and delicious seafood recipes to try. The Good Dirt By Xanthe White, Penguin Random House, 2016, $45 Landscape designer White shares her experience and expertise in this guide to improving soil health for successful gardening. g

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