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The Garden Gang was a series of books for children written by Jayne Fisher. They were published by Ladybird Books during the late 1970s and early 1980s as Series 413 and later re-issued as Series 793. Fourteen story books were written, each containing two short stories about a group of characters who were fruit and vegetables living an almost human life. In addition to the fourteen story books, there were also three other books - an annual and two colouring books.

Australian Family Tree Connections magazine was created out of frustration when its publisher was heavily immersed in tracing her family history and could not find an Australian genealogy magazine. After annoying newsagents across the length and breadth of Brisbane (where she lived at the time) it became obvious she would have to do it herself. First published in January 1993 as a 10-page monthly newsletter, its acceptance by the family history, genealogy and local history community saw it quickly grow to a 24-page monthly journal before it became a 64-page monthly magazine in August 1995 (a few days after its publisher had relocated to the beautiful Central Coast of NSW). Just 15 months’ later, Australian Family Tree Connections magazine commenced being professionally distributed to newsagents throughout Australia, and distribution throughout New Zealand followed soon after.

Australian Family Tree Connections magazine was created out of frustration when its publisher was heavily immersed in tracing her family history and could not find an Australian genealogy magazine. After annoying newsagents across the length and breadth of Brisbane (where she lived at the time) it became obvious she would have to do it herself.First published in January 1993 as a 10-page monthly newsletter, its acceptance by the family history, genealogy and local history community saw it quickly grow to a 24-page monthly journal before it became a 64-page monthly magazine in August 1995 (a few days after its publisher had relocated to the beautiful Central Coast of NSW). Just 15 months’ later, Australian Family Tree Connections magazine commenced being professionally distributed to newsagents throughout Australia, and distribution throughout New Zealand followed soon after.

Australian Family Tree Connections magazine was created out of frustration when its publisher was heavily immersed in tracing her family history and could not find an Australian genealogy magazine. After annoying newsagents across the length and breadth of Brisbane (where she lived at the time) it became obvious she would have to do it herself. First published in January 1993 as a 10-page monthly newsletter, its acceptance by the family history, genealogy and local history community saw it quickly grow to a 24-page monthly journal before it became a 64-page monthly magazine in August 1995 (a few days after its publisher had relocated to the beautiful Central Coast of NSW). Just 15 months’ later, Australian Family Tree Connections magazine commenced being professionally distributed to newsagents throughout Australia, and distribution throughout New Zealand followed soon after.

The Eclipse Trilogy (also referred to as A Song Called Youth trilogy) is a series of three English language cyberpunk science fiction novels by John Shirley. The books depict a dystopian future, set in a hypothetical mid 21st century where a new Russian Soviet has invaded Western Europe, causing massive disruption and destruction.

A comprehensive bibliography to all known commercially available clinical and educational psychology tests that are currently in print in the English language. The first volume of Tests in Print was published in 1961. It is a cumulative series: unless a test is determined to be out of print or the publisher has chosen not to share test materials for description-writing purposes, test listings will continue to be included in each subsequent volume, with new and updated information added.