Tall poppies: Nine successful Australian women talk to Susan Mitchell

Susan Mitchell

Literature & Fiction

Penguin Books Australia

Hot Shots

Penguin

Alabama Standards for Early Learning and Development

Alabama Department of Early Childhood Education

Jean Allen

Using Susan's own experiences and those of the many self-determining people she has met and interviewed over the years, she eloquently explores what happens when people receive due acknowledgment - and what happens when they don't.Now, more than ever, in this post-September 11 world, we have a clear choice. Do we move forwards or backwards? Do we dare to have a bold vision of how we would like the world to be or a predictable plan for retribution? As voters we need to ask ourselves, who has the boldest vision for our future? Is it a bold vision of light and moving forward or is it a vision of darkness and destruction and moving back to where we were before September 11, 2001?

Be Bold!: And Discover the Power of Praise

Self-Help

Simon Schuster Ltd

Icons, saints & divas: Intimate conversations with women who changed the world

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Harpercollins

<p>Two nutrition experts present a guide to losing weight that shows readers how to identify which of six gene-based types they are and build a weight loss plan based on individual physical and emotional needs.</p>

Fat Is Not Your Fate: Outsmart Your Genes and Lose the Weight Forever

Catherine Christie

Dramas & Plays

A Fireside Book/Simon & Schuster

All Things Bright and Beautiful : Murder in the City of Light

Macmillan

Highlights Which Way Usa: Ohio

Highlights Which Way Usa: Michigan

Margaret Whitlam Margaret Whitlam has been in the public eye for over forty years. As the controversial wife of a prime minister she is a household name and an Australian identity in her own right. Many people already feel as if they know her and they do, in a sense. However this biography reveals, for the first time, the private life behind the public events to which she was both a witness and a participant. Susan Mitchell first interviewed Margaret Whitlam for her book The Matriarchs, after which they became friends. Now, as a writer close to Margaret and her family, she reveals what lies behind the descriptions of 'icon' and 'national treasure'. She has been given access to Margaret's collection of private papers, press cuttings and diaries, and she shares insights from these as she documents Margaret's journey from a semi-detached in Bondi to the Lodge, from her husband's accession to Prime Minister to his dismissal, and all the full years beyond. We travel with Margaret as she grows from a schoolgirl to university student, social worker, wife, mother, political partner, First Lady and international tour leader. We observe the events and the relationships that shaped her, and the family that sustained her. We learn why she has become one of the most admired and beloved Australian women. This is an intimate biography of Margaret Whitlam - clear-eyed, unsentimental, witty and poignant. Susan Mitchell's wonderfully evoked personal portrait will move you to both tears and laughter.

Margaret Whitlam A Biography

Random House]

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