Griffith Review 87: No Place Like H

Griffith Review 87: No Place Like HThere's no place like home although home isn't always a place. It could be a feeling, an instinct, a language, a person, a memory; it could be where we long to return or can't wait to escape. But for all its symbolic resonance, home also has myriad material consequences: from the picket fence to the political arena, it raises questions of sovereignty, identity, economics, class and domestic labour. What's the future of home ownership? What does it

'Plays out like a grand epic - Staggering' Marlon James

And at first their life together is glitteringly romantic drinking in Soho

and her story of a childhood at once outrageous and ordinary

The Island of Missing Trees is a rich

Another hilarious picture book gem from the legendary team who brought us the highly acclaimed and bestselling Where is the Green Sheep

in time-honoured tradition

brothers Jay and Hud

you will be able to identify the most common creatures and learn about their fascinating biology-from how Agile Wallaby mothers can pause their pregnancies to why Giant Frogs spend half the year buried underground in waterproof cocoons

It has also been a cattle station

on an amazing voyage in a boat called Jack de Crow

they begin - but then

' Annabel Crabb