Australia Day is celebrated on the 26^th of January every year to mark the landing of the First Fleet of European settlers to Australia in the year 1788. This fleet landed at Sydney Cove under the captainship of Arthur Philip and the Union flag was raised.

As Australia Day is fast approaching, we have decided to honour our Australian authors. For this purpose, we have compiled a list of 8 books by our authors hailing from Australia. You can grab a book from this list and read on the national holiday to celebrate Australia day. You can also gift it to your loved ones or friends to teach them about the history of Australia.

So, let’s begin!

Abduction Seduction

The first book we have added to the list of books by our Australian authors is a romance novel by J.G. Eckford. This novel tells the unusual story of Aimalee Robertson who applies for the position of research assistant. But her world soon turns into something she has never even thought of before as she gets abducted into the world of aliens and extra-terrestrials. These aliens are not the ordinary ones—they are smart, stunning, and non-violent. Aimalee soon finds herself drawn towards them and eventually falls for one of the aliens whose advances she cannot resist. Once trapped in their world, she realizes how hard it is to set herself free and return to her own world.  

Will she be able to break herself free from this strange world and its inhabitants? To find out, get a copy here.

An Essential Ally

The second book we have on our list of books by Australian authors is about history. This book tells the details of the ABDA command, also known as ABDACOM—which stands for American-British-Dutch-Australian Command.

It digs into the circumstances leading to the alliance of these countries and the subsequent war andloss of lives. It also divulges into the reasons why this war wasn’t won by America and the allies, as well as its repercussions. How was life in Australia after the war was over? 

You’ll get the answers to all these queries and how it affected the lives of citizens in these countries. To buy this book, click here. Enjoy reading it on the upcoming Australia Day or gift it to your loved ones interested in reading about history.

Good Boy Joe

This is the story of a simple boy named Vicky Bhagrav. He is the superstar of  India’s n film industry. However, his career as an actor has finished its run and Vicky is now living the life of an ordinary man.

In the hopes of finding a better life, Vicky approaches the same film industry that was once crazy about him, but he soon realizes they don’t need him anymore. To save him from the clutches of poverty, another man comes to his rescue. He, along with his old scooter, tries to help Vicky.

This book tells the story of these two men who are out on an interesting and funny road trip—full of adventures and risky endeavors. Their comical interactions bring much-needed laughter and happiness to their lives.

To read this light-hearted book, buy it here.

Lore of the Jungle

The next book we have is about the things that are common between life in a jungle and life in the city.

Aaron Aardvark is a newcomer who has just started his university life. He wants to understand the true meaning of life and the world around him. During the process of acquiring the required wisdom, he also draws comparisons between the life of the jungle and the life in a city. Just as people in the primitive years worked to keep themselves safe from being preyed upon, they now give importance to their own likes and dislikes in the city.

So, will Aaron be able to understand the nuances of this life and how things work? To find out, buy this contemporary book here. 

Particular Moments in a Night Time

Every one of us has dealt with nightmares in our lives. We are haunted by them, shaken every time we see one, and the fear keeps us awake most nights. But how do we get rid of these? Is there any remedy for these scary dreams?

This thrilling and bone-chilling account of nightmares provides answers to everything you want to know. Grab a copy of this book here.

Ripples of War

The next book we have picked for you to read on Australia Day is historical fiction. This book tells its readers about the effects of war on the lives of people in those countries. It is the story of two youngsters whose teen life has been affected by the war in their country.  

Life moves forward and  World War II begins in the year 1939. When they reach adulthood, they join the armed forces. These youngsters again come face to face in the fifth year of the war. As they try to overcome the hurdles and difficulties to get together, they realize how hard life can be.

To read this book of realistic depictions of war, buy this book here.

Just in Time

This thriller is the story of Alexie Davidov, who works hard on Enhanced Holographic Imaging. But this is no ordinary code but a key to controlling time. As Alexie cracks the code, he makes it possible for ordinary humans to visit any past or future event in their lives.

But things soon take a turn for the worse when life for Alexie and his daughter Nicola become like hell. Now to save themselves, they have to race against time.

Will they be able to win this race and save themselves? To find out, buy this book here.

Dhanmondi Road

R H Young’s Dhanmondi Road is a moving contemporary read. Set in the year 1973, post-war Bangladesh, it narrates the story of a young Australian who arrives in the country. He starts working on a project to provide care for children. However, soon he realizes that living in a war-affected country could be dangerous. Amidst all the chaos, he receives a mysterious letter about these children. What happens next is quite intriguing.

Get a copy of this page-turner here.

We hope you’ll enjoy reading our suggested titles. To find some fun activities for yourself or your Aussie friends, read this interesting article about different ways you can celebrate and enjoy this national holiday.

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