Catherine Bond Knihy

The book critically examines the wartime legal regime, highlighting the accountability of those who crafted these laws and the lasting injustices they perpetuated. It reveals how ordinary individuals became entangled in a system designed for victory, often facing devastating consequences. Through engaging narratives, it sheds light on the profound impact of these legal frameworks on people's lives during and after war.

"A history, science, and program for cold water swimming used successfully as a therapeutic intervention for many who suffer from a handful of health conditions including chronic pain, dementia, inflammatory bowel disease, arthritis, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and migraines"-- Provided by publisher

This collection features enchanting stories paired with beautiful illustrations, making it an ideal choice for reading to young children. Its captivating narratives and visual appeal promise to engage and delight young audiences.

The word 'Anzac' has been the subject of a century of legal regulation in Australia and internationally. Catherine Bond interrogates the legal history of one of Australia and New Zealand's most revered words and the restrictions on the acronym that still exist today.