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Always Take Notes : Advice From Some Of The Worlds Greatest Writers

by Lloyd Rachel & Akam Simon

NON FICTION

LITERARY CRITICISM, BOOKS & WRITING GUIDES

ESSAYS & REFERENCE

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9781804188866

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Unity Books is New Zealand’s leading independent book shop with stores in the heart of Wellington and Auckland.

Both shops hold literary events. We specialise in New Zealand and international literature, poetry, history, and nonfiction as well as stocking the best new releases by award winning authors of both fiction and non-fiction in all genres.

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Wellington

57 Willis Street

Wellington 6011

04 499 4245 Email Unity Wellington

Mon - Thurs9am - 6pm

Fri9am - 7pm

Sat10am - 6pm

Sun10am - 5pm

Auckland

19 High Street

Auckland 1010

09 307 0731 Email Unity Auckland

Mon - Fri8.30am - 7pm

Sat9am - 6pm

Sun10am - 6pm

little Unity

31 Vulcan Lane

Auckland 1010

09 307 0731 Email little Unity

Mon - Fri9am - 6pm

Sat - Sun10am - 6pm

Wellington

57 Willis Street

Wellington 6011

04 499 4245 Email Unity Wellington

Mon - Thurs9am - 6pm

Fri9am - 7pm

Sat10am - 6pm

Sun10am - 5pm

Auckland

19 High Street

Auckland 1010

09 307 0731 Email Unity Auckland

Mon - Fri8.30am - 7pm

Sat9am - 6pm

Sun10am - 6pm

little Unity

31 Vulcan Lane

Auckland 1010

09 307 0731 Email little Unity

Mon - Fri9am - 6pm

Sat - Sun10am - 6pm

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