March is all about girl power! We mark International Women's Day with the release of All Day at the Movies by Dame Fiona Kidman, New Zealand's literary national treasure.  Also you will find our top books that will make the perfect present this Mother's Day. Panic over.     'A truly gifted writer. She explores the subtleties of human interaction and family with a deft and insightful hand.' Trip Fiction    All Day at the Movies  by Fiona Kidman   A powerfulful exploration of family ties, heartbreaks and learning to live with the past.   £8.99 | Paperback |  Out Now!   When war widow Irene Sandle goes to work in New Zealand’s tobacco fields in 1952, she hopes to start a new, independent life for herself and her daughter – but the tragic repercussions of her decision will resonate long after Irene has gone. Each of Irene’s children carries the events of their childhood throughout their lives, played out against a backdrop of great change – new opportunities emerge for women, but social problems continue to hold many back. Headstrong Belinda becomes a successful filmmaker, but struggles to deal with her own family drama as her younger siblings are haunted by the past. A sweeping saga covering half a century, this is a powerful exploration of family ties and heartbreaks, and of learning to live with the past.   Discover More     Brilliant Books for Mum!     Helena Rubinstein: The Woman Who Invented Beauty by Michele Fitoussi | £8.99 She understood women. She understood beauty. And she started a revolution. Helena Rubinstein was a total original, and her legacy can still be seen today in the methods used to market and manufacture cosmetics. This is her amazing life story. The Red Notebook by Antoine Laurain | £8.99 Bookseller Laurent Letellier comes across an abandoned handbag on a Parisian street and feels impelled to return it to its owner. The bag contains no money, phone or contact information. How is he to find one woman in a city of millions?  Salt Creek by Lucy Treloar | £9.99 Crowned Book of the Year by The Times. Set in 1855, this is the story of failed entrepreneur Stanton Finch moves his family from Adelaide to the remote Coorong area of Southern Australia, in pursuit of his dream to become a farmer.   Find Out More On Our Website In other news...   Hell's Gate on Audible What if death was not the end? A thrilling story of love, loss, revenge and redemption in Naples and beyond. The gripping novel by the Goncourt Prize winner Laurent Gaudé is now available on Audible narrated by Jonathan Keeble. ‘Intense, powerful and thoroughly unnerving, this strange and seamless mixture of crime and mythology is a haunting exploration of guilt, revenge and the power of love.’ The Guardian ‘An intense contemporary myth that brilliantly evokes the madness of grief.’ The Irish Times   Start Listening!