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Find The Perfect Book For Dad With 20% Off From Hardie Grant Publishing!

August 16, 2022

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Find The Perfect Book For Dad With 20% Off From Hardie Grant Publishing!

Father’s Day Favourites

by Christina Karras

From left to right: ‘With Nature’, by Fiona Brockhoff ($70). ‘Finding the Heart of the Nation’, by Thomas Mayor ($39.99). ‘Live Fire: Seasonal Barbecue Recipes and Stories of Live Fire Traditions Old and New’, by Helen Graves ($45). ‘Paon, Real Balinese Cooking’, by Tjok Maya Kerthyasa ($50). ‘Marcia Langton: Welcome to Country 2nd edition’, by Marcia Langton ($55). ‘Culture is Life’, by Wayne Quilliam ($42.99). ‘COOK: The Only Book You Need In The Kitchen’, by Karen Martini ($100). ‘Ultimate Cycling Trips: Australia’, by Andrew Bain ($45.00). ‘Ultimate Road Trips: Aotearoa’, by Brett Atkinson ($45). ‘Undiscovered Tasmania’, by Rochelle Dare ($39.99). ‘Loving Country: A Guide to Sacred Australia’, by Bruce Pascoe ($49.99). ‘Mindfulness Travel Japan’, by Steve Wide ($29.99). ‘How to Play Your Best Golf’, by Nick O’Hern ($27.99). ‘Lanka Food: Serendipity & Spice’, by O Tama Carey ($55). ‘Mabu Mabu: An Australian Cookbook’, by Nornie Bero ($45). Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Lucy Feagins. Art Direction – Annie Portelli

From left to right: ‘COOK: The Only Book You Need In The Kitchen’, by Karen Martini ($100). ‘Undiscovered Tasmania’, by Rochelle Dare ($39.99). ‘Ultimate Road Trips: Aotearoa’, by Brett Atkinson ($45). ‘With Nature’, by Fiona Brockhoff ($70). ‘Ultimate Cycling Trips: Australia’, by Andrew Bain ($45.00). ‘Live Fire: Seasonal Barbecue Recipes and Stories of Live Fire Traditions Old and New’, by Helen Graves ($45). ‘Finding the Heart of the Nation’, by Thomas Mayor ($39.99). ‘Marcia Langton: Welcome to Country 2nd edition’, by Marcia Langton ($55). ‘Culture is Life’, by Wayne Quilliam ($42.99). ‘Mabu Mabu: An Australian Cookbook’, by Nornie Bero ($45). ‘Loving Country: A Guide to Sacred Australia’, by Bruce Pascoe ($49.99). ‘Mindfulness Travel Japan’, by Steve Wide ($29.99). ‘How to Play Your Best Golf’, by Nick O’Hern ($27.99). ‘Lanka Food: Serendipity & Spice’, by O Tama Carey ($55). Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Lucy Feagins. Art Direction – Annie Portelli

The best thing about buying books as gifts is you’ve got options – and lots of them! It doesn’t matter whether your dad is the outdoorsy type, or loves good food and good wine, Hardie Grant Publishing has just the right read for your dad this Father’s Day.

And there’s plenty of cookbooks or lifestyle titles on offer from Hardie Grant Books. It might be a stereotype that dads love barbecuing, but we have it on good authority that Live Fire: Seasonal Barbecue Recipes and Stories of Live Fire Traditions Old and New will inspire anyone to get back to cooking on an open flame! It’s got more than 100 seasonal and achievable barbecue recipes from around the world, as told by award-winning food writer Helen Graves.

There’s also plenty of deliciousness inside COOK: The Only Book You Need in the Kitchen – the latest release from acclaimed chef Karen Martini, filled with old favourites and irresistible new dishes. Or, help him get a taste of overseas travel without leaving the kitchen, thanks to Lanka Food: Serendipity & Spice or Paon: Real Balinese Cooking.

Speaking of travel, the Ultimate Road Trips: Aotearoa New Zealand, Undiscovered Tasmania: A Locals’ Guide to Finding Adventure and Ultimate Cycling Trips: Australia and more titles from Hardie Grant Explore are all jam-packed with holiday inspo for his next getaway in the great outdoors!

Or maybe he’s still keen to get out and explore our own backyard post-lockdown? In which case, Loving Country: A Guide to Sacred Australia by Bruce Pascoe and Vicky Shukuroglou is a great place to start! The guidebook explores 18 significant sites across Australia through an Indigenous narrative, including iconic locations like the Great Barrier Reef and Margret River.

And if your dad considers himself a bit of a green thumb, landscape designer Fiona Brockoff’s new book With Nature is equal parts beautiful and educational.