Books published by Aurora House

Born in 1951, Marion has had an extra ordinary life. In a short space of time she has experienced events that have fast-tracked her spiritual understanding and personal growth, as she shows in her autobiography The Awakening.She has shared with you what she learnt through these experiences and written Step into Mindfulness to help you with your own personal growth and spiritual understanding.

Swept along by fate and determination, William finds his way onto steam sailing ship Lady Grace bound for Australia, and the gold rush. Bullies, unpredictable and savage elements test his courage and patience during his voyage.

The Rubbish Rebellion is fighting strong now The Forest Fairies have come along. Their mission is clear-to save the forests by picking up litter from visiting tourists. The Forest Fairies are friends of yours. You can help them, too, when you're outdoors.Book 3 of The Rubbish Rebellion to show and teach children how to care for their forests.

Children love bedtime stories and Fairy Folk and the Magical Helpers is the perfect book. Beautifully illustrated, the stories show children how everyone can help each other.The Fairy Folk have move adventures for you to read about and enjoy. THey are excited to show you some of their worlds and to show you what they and their helpers can do. Toddler picture book filled with fairies, pixies and elves.

Otto the otter is in trouble. His pond is a mess and a muddle from the trash of tourists who are less than subtle. To save his home he needs some muscle. Can Otto rescue his friends and together clean up this muddy puddle?Otto is a picture book to teach children about the environment.

Yapper the snapper wants to play but all his friends are sick today from the pollution in the ocean and waste in the waves. To have some fun, first he must rescue his friends along the way. Join Yapper on his heroic adventure to save the day.Yapper is Book 1 of the children's picture books Rubbish Rebellion series.

As climate change irrevocably impacts our lives, as does the increasing rate of species extinction, humanity is at a critical juncture in its evolution. Will we change our ways to live in harmony with the planet, and ourselves, or will we continue along the current destructive path to the detriment of all living things? Based on our increasing economic, technological, and environmental problems today, do we need to embrace a different life philosophy if we are to evolve as a species - one that is based on a love for Nature, and all life, not just ourselves? Walkabout to Wisdom, a multi-award winning adventure story from the Australian Outback, is an insightful and articulate guide to a philosophy whose essence is the importance of a stronger connection with the natural world. With reviews from leading Australian authors and environmentalists, and a foreword from one of Australia's most respected songwriters, Lachlan's inspiring and evocative story reminds us, and encourages us, to remember how an intimate connection with Nature is at the very core of our being. And that a healthy connection with the natural world is critical to the evolution of our species and society - today, tomorrow, and in the future.

In 1998, Tanya French was a busy and happy wife and mother of three doing just what every other mother does - to do her utmost to give her family the best life they could possibly have - whilst simultaneously managing a highly successful international company with her husband, Mark.Then, her world and that of her family changed dramatically when Mark suddenly and tragically took his own life, sending her family, friends, and a whole town into total shock. This man - this outgoing, vivacious, talented, funny, life of the party - had ended his own life, prompting Tanya to set out on a journey to understand why he would choose to end his life so tragically and so violently and why he would leave those who loved him so much.Tanya French gives her courageous personal account of raising a family in the midst of the tragic and unexpected suicide of her husband. Overcoming shock, disbelief, guilt, shame, anger and despair, Tanya provides hope and support for anyone dealing with the loss of a loved one and advice for those who may yet have a chance to save them.How to recover after a suicide is different for everyone. Support after suicide can mean everything.

Do you ever dream of living alone on a tropical island ? Could it truly be for you, far from the hustle and bustle? Inside these pages are some gentle reflections from the mind of an Artist/Beachcomber, who did live alone for fifty years on Australia's most beautiful Island.