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Ockham Awards 2026

Book of the Month Fiction

Billie King

"Wildly original, utterly tender, fiercely feminist, and astoundingly good storytelling — I inhaled it." — Tess Woods, bestselling author of The Venice Hotel

Full of relentless spirit, sharp wit, and high-stakes adventure, Billie King is a blisteringly fast and deeply moving debut novel of mothers, daughters, and a gutsy girl caught up in a female bushranger's quest for revenge.

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Book of the Month Non-Fiction

"What Were You Thinking!?"

Why do teenagers suddenly seem to lose their logic, and how can parents bridge the gap before everyone loses their minds?

A fascinating journey into the architecture of the adolescent brain reveals exactly why teenagers think, feel, and react the way they do. By translating cutting-edge neuroscience into practical, everyday parenting strategies, this guide transforms daily power struggles into moments of deep, lasting connection. This empowering, humorous, and deeply reassuring survival manual celebrates the beautiful chaos of the teenage years.

An Essential Guide to Optimal Health

Protocols

The debut book from Dr. Andrew Huberman, neuroscientist, Stanford professor, and host of the world's leading health podcast, Huberman Lab.

Drawing on decades of cutting-edge research, this science-backed manual provides simple, practical, and customizable protocols to optimize your mind and body. Covering critical areas like sleep, focus, stress control, and physical performance, Dr. Huberman explains the scientific principles behind daily physiological habits and how to leverage them for immediate, life-changing results.