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Books of the Week - June 2008

Vile Crimes: The Timaru Poisonings
by Peter Graham
In 1886 a well-known and well-connected local businessman was arrested for attempting to murder his wife by poison. ‘Vile crimes’ is a riveting and fast-paced examination of one of New Zealand’s most sensational court cases, a case which was a major scandal in colonial New Zealand.

Insects: Amazing Images of Fascinating Creatures
by Michael Chinery
Welcome to the fascinating, engrossing and often overlooked world of insects. They are endlessly intriguing creatures and make up the largest group of animals in the natural world. This book is full of stunning images, which capture the strange beauty and astounding details of many of the insects.

Lords of the Bow
by Conn Iggulden
Genghis Khan continues to dominate the scene as he matures from the young boy of ‘Wolf of the Plains’ to conqueror of nations. The young warrior has now become a victorious military commander. Lords of the bow is epic in scope, convincing and fascinating in the narration of an extraordinary story.

Dreamers of the Day
by Mary Doria Russell
Forty years old and reeling from the twin tragedies of the Great War and the influenza epidemic, Agnes Shanklin has come into a modest inheritance. She decides to travel to the Middle East. But her arrival coincides with an event that will change history.

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