With a delicious blend of exotic fruits, this sweet aroma will create a summer vibe regardless of the time of year. Pink grapefruit, bergamot and lemon create a sweet and tart aroma, while guava, passionfruit and pink champagne add a sweet layer of complexity. Vanilla, elderflower and oriental jasmine simmer through to offer balance. A tropical getaway... in a candle.

The Australian Women's Weekly's Children's Birthday Cake Book was first published in 1980 and has sold more than half a million copies. In response to all the requests we have had, often from mothers who remember fondly all the cakes from their own childhood, we have taken this book from our archives and reprinted it 30 years after it first appeared. We have had to make a minor change - four of your little friends are missing, but they've been replaced by other cakes you'll love just as much. Apart from that we've left it just as it was - a true collectors' cookbook especially for you. Now you can recreate your favourite cakes - the swimming pool, rocket and that train from the cover for your own child.

Patisserie Made Simple by Maxine Scheckter from Sugar Flour shares over 100 patisserie recipes! In the front of the book you'll find detailed photos and explanations of techniques, such as making mousse, tempering chocolate and glazing gateaux. The remainder of the book is split into 5 sections, Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter and Celebrations. Each section contains petits gateaux recipes that are perfect for each season

Te Upoko-o-te-Ika Wellington has an amazing variety of landscapes and seascapes that are home to an impressive range of wildlife. This handy and informative illustrated guide highlights over 30 of the best wild and urban places to discover and explore the region’s natural diversity, from the south coast to Kapiti.

In this informative pocket guide, writer John Walsh teams up with photographer Patrick Reynolds to offer a tour of a century and a half of Wellington's architecture. It tells the stories of more than 120 significant central-city buildings, and also of the architects who designed them. The buildings are grouped into five self-guided walking routes, each with a map; together these itineraries create a character portrait of New Zealand's most urbane city. It's the perfect guide for visitors to Wellington and also for locals who want to know more about their city. Praise for the previous books in the series: '... the ideal slim volume for Aucklanders and visitors to become acquainted with the architectural gems of Auckland City' - The National Business Review 'It's easy to become caught up in negativity when you think about the politics of the Christchurch rebuild period, but the feeling I get from Walsh and Reynolds' book is one of optimism.' - Philip Matthews, Newsroom Book of the Week