I particularly empathised with the days which for no reason at all become mood days and that thing about times where nothing “happens”.
M.T. Glebe, NSW.
A Saucepan in the Sky
Wanderlust talks about things that people think but do not say.
M.B. Coogee, NSW
Wanderlust
An absolutely delightful read from beginning to end. Funny, moving, insightful – and your authorial voice instantly appealed to me.
K.P. St. Leonards, NSW.
A Saucepan in the Sky
Highly entertaining.
R.I Paddington, NSW
Wanderlust
I’m definitely going to be reading your book over and over because as well as the history behind it there are the constant stories of mischief and humour.
G.P. Healesville, Vic.
A Saucepan in the Sky
I absolutely enjoyed your book and couldn’t put it down. I had so many laughs along the way.
J.J. Mt. Isa, Qld.
A Saucepan in the Sky
Your book is an affirmation of something or other that is probably too big to put a label on.
P.J. Paddington, NSW.
A Saucepan in the Sky
Simple experiences imbued with charm… dilemmas presented clearly in a way that should strike chords of recognition…this is worth reading.
Canberra Times
A Saucepan in the Sky
I liked the surprise of it, the feeling that anything could happen. There is a time in life when one enters any open door. I guess that’s how you grow up.
R.W. Leura, NSW
Wanderlust
What a mixture! An awkward Aussie, a few screwball mates and four fascinating women. I don't think I've ever read a book before that so revealingly describes the influence a woman can have on a man - for better and for worse!
J.P Murrumbeena, Vic
Wanderlust
A Saucepan in the Sky has a lot more going for it than just a great title. Nicholls gets the child’s voice just right, no mean feat without getting mawkish
Marrickville Heritage Society Newsletter
A Saucepan in the Sky
Comic and loving…the reader is hooked from the beginning. You’ll want to raise your glass to Brian and his gang of relatives.