Mr. Pottermack's Oversight Brand / Cath Kidston First published in 1955

First published in 1955

entrepreneur Charlie Gladstone draws on three decades of experience as an employer of over 100 people and father of six

Discover the stories of influential and learned seers

Anne Marsh has highlighted the ‘scholarly neglect of our visual culture’ and scarcity of research and books on Australian artists

The book functions as an ideal introduction to philosophy as well as a charming way to open up conversations between adults and children about the biggest questions we all face

Mr. Pottermack's Oversight Brand / Cath Kidston First published in 1955In this novel, the sympathetic, engaging and enterprising Mr. Pottermack commits the perfect crime, only to discover that a perfect crime is the last thing in the world he wants. Enter the legendary Dr John Thorndyke, physician and lawyer, the dean of scientific detection, who seems to know far too much about what Mr. Pottermack did on a night when there was nobody around to see him.