The Nile's Books of the Month

Non-Fiction, Fiction, Young Adult & Children's Books of the Month

    Book of the Month Non-Fiction

    Dogs, Boys and Other Things I've Cried About

    In Dogs, Boys and Other Things I’ve Cried About, social media star Isabel Klee explores the chaotic search for love and belonging in New York City. After trading college for a tiny apartment and a career managing content for The Dogist, Isabel found her true calling in rescue advocacy. Amidst a whirlwind of fickle boyfriends and city turbulence, she was stayed grounded by her first true love, a rescue pup named Simon. By weaving together foster dog triumphs with the reality of bad dates and hard decisions, Klee offers a tender look at how her canine companions helped her find a happy ending of her own.

    Book of the Month Fiction

    The Daisy Chain Flower Shop

    Daisy, the local florist, is struggling to keep her business afloat after the town mayor declared her shop cursed, while newcomer Elliot is doing his best to avoid any further bad luck after a messy breakup. However, a chance encounter at the Daisy Chain Flower Shop sparks an unexpected connection, proving that the best kind of love blooms when you least expect it. The Daisy Chain Flower Shop delivers a heartwarming romantic mystery guaranteed to provide a happily-ever-after for the unluckiest woman in town.

    Book of the Month Children's

    Duck: Look Who's Talking!

    The million-copy mega-bestselling author of Funny Kid, Matt Stanton, returns with an offbeat and hilarious new series that gives a voice to the animals living right under our noses. In the town of Redhill, the local creatures have plenty of opinions about their human neighbours, and Duck, Mouse, and Dog have decided that the fancy new coffee shop moving in is absolute bad news. Determined to protect their turf, this quirky trio organises a feathered revolution to unite the local wildlife and ruffle some serious feathers before the grand opening. Duck: Look Who’s Talking is a high-energy, hysterical adventure that proves when the animals of the street finally speak up, things are bound to get wild.

    Book of the Month Young Adult

    Raised by Wolves

    A tense, heart-stopping thriller. Twelve year old Olive Silver is forced to confront her past when her fugitive father resurfaces five years after abandoning his family. Having grown up learning survival tactics to cope with his criminal legacy, Olive tracks him through the dark alongside her brother, Ben, a trainee police officer. As their pursuit unfolds across rain-slicked railway tracks and wrecking yards, she must determine if her father truly loves her or is simply back for the money. Facing a choice between family loyalty and justice, Olive finally discovers who she is when the people she should trust most let her down.