David Hill

Written by Stephanie Johnson, published by Vintage, reviewed by David Hill. Audio

Another tale from David Hill's 'Heaven's Above' series in which Grok, the space traveller takes us on a journey to see various wonders of the universe. While Aunty tags along to offer her own unique… Audio

Written by Eva Weaver, published by Hachette NZ, reviewed by David Hill. Audio

David Hill reviews 'The Universe vs Alex Woods' by Gavin Extence, published by Hodder. Audio

Written by Charlotte Grimshaw, reviewed by David Hill and published by Vintage. Audio

'A Week in Winter' by Maeve Binchy, published by Orion. Audio

David Hill reviews The Twelve by Justin Cronin. Published by Orion. $36.99 Audio

Written by Rebecca Stead, reviewed by David Hill and published by Text. Audio

Reaction to Christchurch's new blueprint for the inner city has so far fallen into two camps; those who have been wowed by the presentation and the ideas and those that like it but think more should… Audio

David Hill reviews 'The Quake Year' by Fiona Farrell, Canterbury University Press/Nationwide Books. Audio

Christchurch residents will find out in two and a half months what their rebuilt central city is going to look like. Audio

Written by Leif G W Persson, reviewed by David Hill and published by Doubleday. Audio

Written by Keija Parssinen, published by Faber. Reviewed by David Hill. Audio

David Hill reviews Luther: The Calling by Neil Cross which is published by Simon & Schuster. Audio

Nathan arrives home to learn from his Mum that Simon has died. Everyone is very supportive, apart from Brady. Nathan goes with Haare, Todd and Jason to say goodbye to Simon at the Shaw's house. Audio

Simon needs a belt to help him sit up in his wheelchair. He's having breathing difficulties and goes back to hospital. Nathan's Dad has decided to come back and live with them. Audio

Nathan has been walking to school with Nelita and with Brady, who is perhaps trying to snub Alex. Audio

Written by Guy Saville. Published by Hodder and amp; Stoughton. Reviewed by David Hill. Audio

Simon's wheelchair takes off at the school cross country. Nathan and Alex race to rescue him but he falls out and Nathan carries him. Simon's shocked but full of smart retorts. Audio

Simon is getting a lot worse and is going to die soon. Nathan shares his feelings of anger and sadness and guilt. Audio