Giovanna Fletcher

DREAM A LITTLE CHRISTMAS DREAM: Sarah's doing great. Okay, her dreams might still be totally bananas but real life is definitely back on track. She's got a fantastic job, amazing friends and plans to spend all Christmas wrapped up with Brett, her handsome boyfriend.

But after another night of increasingly bizarre dreams, Sarah wakes to find her housemate suddenly announcing she's moving out. And later that day Brett begins to act strangely. He's clearly hiding something - but what?

CHRISTMAS WITH BILLY AND ME: Sophie and Billy's love story had the perfect fairy tale ending, but will all their wishes come true this Christmas?

Letters on Motherhood is a collection of heartfelt and deeply poignant letters written by Giovanna to her three young sons, her husband and the family and friends who have inspired and supported her to become the mother that she is today. 

Never one to glamorise the idea of a perfect family, Giovanna writes about the priceless highs and the challenging lows as she talks about the deeper universal truths of parenting including: coping with mum guilt, finding a work/family life balance, maintaining positive body image, rediscovering a sense of identity, and a parent's hopes, fears and expectations for their child. 

Honest, heartwarming and hilarious, Giovanna's musings on motherhood are both a joy and a comfort, paying testament to the power of family, even in difficult and challenging times.

In the darkness, we all need a little light . . .After Mike loses Pia, his partner of seventeen years, their best friends Vicky and Zaza try to help pick up the pieces.But though Pia's gone, she left a plan. A list of loving instructions to help Mike and her friends come to terms with their loss. And they're each going to need it . . .Just-engaged Zaza fears committing any further.Exhausted mother and wife Vicky has lost sight of herself.While Mike just feels all the colour has gone from his life.When the list sends them trekking to Peru, where high mountains and sweltering rainforests push them to the brink, all they have to guide them is their faith in Pia and in themselves. But will they learn that anything is possible when you're walking on sunshine?