An honest and insightful look into families, parenting and gender identity. This novel is emotional, thought-provoking and heartwarming. The complex, beautiful and genuine characters will stay with you long after this book is finished.

This is an interactive, follow up book to Ask: Building Consent Culture. The workbook engages readers through exercises, reflections, discussions and prompts. With plenty of open, generous and vulnerable personal reflections from Kitty, this book is a wonderful resource in building a consent culture.

A sequel to the gripping It Ends with Us, this novel explores how Lily is able to reconnect with herself, her sense of worth and belonging after being a victim of domestic violence. Whilst fictional, it depicts in words a great consent scene whilst also discussing contraception. The novel shows how with the right support, one can learn to love again after an experience of trauma.

It’s not often a resource, so inclusive and informative comes about, but Talk soon. Talk often. truly has it all. A comprehensive guide on sexual and reproductive health for parents, carers, teachers, youth workers or anyone working with children and young people. This book (available to download free online) covers age and stage sexual and reproductive health information from birth through to early adulthood. Addressing topics such as: discussing sex and pregnancy, sexuality, relationships, sex and social media, pornography, contraception, consent and Sexually Transmissible Infections (STIs). The resource provides practical ways to engage young people in sexual and reproductive health conversations, as well as providing links to additional resources and supports. A must for any “teen toolkit”.

Yarning Quiet Ways is a culturally safe adaptation of Talk soon. Talk often. It delivers the voice of Aboriginal Mum’s, Dad’s and carers when it comes to discussing sexual and reproductive health topics with children and young people. The resource addresses topics such as: being the boss of your body, changes to the body, saying “no”, safer sex, teenage pregnancy, protecting yourself online and healthy relationships. Offering practical tips and advice on how to yarn with young people about sexual and reproductive health in a culturally sensitive way, it is a fantastic community resource.

This book hits hard and reflects on the seemingly loving connections one can make, yet be hurt most by the one’s who “love” them. Through a fictional exploration of domestic and family violence, generational survival and tales of hope, Lily never loses her sense of self, worth or what matters most, protecting her daughter from being another witness of family and domestic violence.

It Ends with Us is Lily’s boundary and she firmly sticks to it after realising the truth of her experiences with husband Ryle and what she had also witnessed from her father’s behaviour in the past. Gripping and gets you in, you may need tissues!

A riveting, engaging, candid and honest personal story and broader exploration of how deception operates in relationships. Offering insightful analysis of the emotional and psychological effects of being deceived, this book will resonate with many as it addresses universal themes of trust and identity, referencing wider global stories of a similar nature.

A poignant, powerful and visually beautiful book honouring the Stolen Generations, and all those who have been taken. Kirli’s lyrical free verse is deeply touching, honouring and hopeful.

. In 2021, Grace’s name became well known, as the recipient of the “Australian of the Year” award for her advocacy of sexual assault survivors, particularly those who were sexually assaulted in institutional settings. Grace’s story is bold, brave and breaking all in one. Grace has set up the Grace Tame Foundation to campaign and fund initiatives which work to prevent and respond to the sexual abuse of children.

A beautiful hardcover book set out as an illustrated guide to feelings and relationships. This tender hearted and inclusive book opens the conversation in friendships and romantic relationships by inviting readers in to reflect and consider in this is a sweet, comforting and engaging book.

The central theme of this book is the concept of living an undivided life, where one's inner truth aligns with their outer actions. The writing is both poetic and accessible, weaving together personal anecdotes, philosophical reflections, and practical advice that is engaging and thought-provoking. Highly recommend if you are looking to bridge the gap between your inner and outer worlds and to live with greater purpose and integrity.

A raw, honest, contemporary memoir and debut. The narrative is engaging, blending personal anecdotes with broader reflections on cultural and societal norms. Tobi’s journey of self-discovery and exploration of their sexuality and gender identity is both humorous and candid.

In true Tsiolkas literary form, this book is an entertaining (sometimes raunchy), easy read. When two men, who have both suffered incredible heartbreak from their previous relationships, disclose their loneliness to each other, a modern love story evolves. Tsiolkas explores the complexities of the heart and what we hide from ourselves and others. A great exploration of relationships, friendships, connections and emotions.

Combining expertise in clinical psychology with holistic health, this book reflects the idea that cultivating self-love and self-compassion can transform your relationships with others. Key concepts are understanding and healing your past, cultivating self-love and developing self-awareness. Huge on Instagram Nicole, aka the Holistic Psychologist provides in depth insight into living a more authentic life.

Based on extensive research with numerous studies and personal anecdotes, this beautiful, hopeful and practical book explores the science behind the emotion of awe, which is defined as the feeling we get in the presence of something vast that transcends our understanding of the world.

A thorough and very well researched book which brings gender data bias to the forefront of public discourse. Covering public transport, urban design, the dangerous gap in health care and more, this book is a significant call to action, awareness & advocacy to create a more inclusive world for the 50% of women who inhabit the planet.

This is a powerful book, packed with academic theory. Blending fiction and non fiction sources, the experiences of trans people are real, nuanced and complex. Ultimately a call to trans activism and social change, this wont be an easy read for everyone, but it is well worth it.

A well-researched book about hormonal cycle syncing for the menstrual cycle which is packed with extensive information for women’s wellbeing. Encouraging, validating and nurturing, this book honours the power of cycles.

An absolute essential read! Informative, insightful, accessible and incredibly honest and personal.

A visually appealing book, filled with colour and illustrations that approaches trauma and mental health with creativity at its heart, with the empowering message that our innate creativity is a reliable tool, which can support wellness and connectivity. Contains fifty Relief, Recharge and Restoration ‘prescriptions’ to work with.