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"You're a beautiful writer, Peter"
Erin Molan
World Affairs Commentator

Humour, heart, and raw honesty

“Running out of Saturdays” is a beautifully written, deeply personal journey through the life of a true character— my good friend: PB. In true Brewer style, he tells his tales of a life well lived, with humour, heart, and raw honesty. I laughed out loud at the stories from his mischievous larrikin youth and flushed with pride at his wisdom and the warmth of his family values. It is a touching tribute to the people who shaped him—especially his talented, beloved Mum —and a celebration of enduring friendships, hard-earned lessons, and the deep pride he holds for his kids and grandkids. A moving, memorable read from a man who’s still so full of stories and soul. Cheers Lyn xx
Lyn Griffiths
Lyn Griffiths

Avid Reader

You'll be a better human for reading this book

If you know Peter Brewer, you’ll love his book, Running Out of Saturdays. When I read it, it felt like we were sitting together having a beer (not a Foster’s)–something I dearly miss. If you don’t know Peter, you should read this book and meet him. You’re in for treat. Chocked full of wisdom only living a rich life with a big heart can provide, Peter shares a well-crafted story. As if getting to know Peter Brewer isn’t enough reason, what you’ll also learn is how to get the most from life–you’ve only got one you know. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and you’ll be a better human for having read this book.
Jay

The book is terrific mate. It really is. It’s you - a lifetime. Wonderful.

You have every reason to be immensely satisfied. With both the book and the life it chronicles. The book is terrific mate. It really is. It’s you – a lifetime. Wonderful
Greg Cary
Greg Cary

Farmer/Author

A cracking read from a bloke who’s clearly lived every chapter"

“Warning: May cause sudden laughter, unexpected tears, and a deep urge to call your dad. “Running Out of Saturdays is Peter Brewer in book form… bold, wise, hilarious, and just a dash of sentiment. It’s a yarn-packed, heart-soaked reminder to live big, love loud, and not waste a single weekend. A cracking read from a bloke who’s clearly lived every chapter”
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Kathleen Luck

Loyle Real Estate

Best seller in the making I say.

A mixture of laughs, tears and joy. The rollercoaster that life is, filled with passion, emotion, courage, self doubt, fragility and much much more. I look forward to catching up with you before you become a Pulitzer or Nobel prize winning author.
Chris 'Bomber' Bombolos

The man with the voice is now the man with a superb book

Peter Brewer is a magnificent storyteller. Such are the gems and pearls of wisdom in his memoir Running Out Of Saturdays that I’ve invited Peter to share them with Australia’s best business leaders at my Complete Leader conference in Sydney. Buy the book. You’re in for a treat!
As featured with Lee Woodward

What a gift you have created for your family and those who love you.

“Running Out of Saturdays is a charming, reflective, and deeply human journey through the heart of a life well-lived. With equal parts wisdom and wit, Peter Brewer invites us to cherish our days, find our tribe, and savor the simple magic of a Saturday.”
Jim Walberg
Jim Walberg

San Francisco

The stories read exactly the way Pete tells them in person: big laugh, quick gut-punch, practical takeaway.

I’ve had the privilege of watching Peter Brewer coax an oversized, rough-cut diamond of a manuscript into a brilliantly polished memoir-meets-playbook – nudging him only when updates went quiet – because from my very first read I knew this was a story the whole world deserved to enjoy. So believe me when I say Running Out of Saturdays isn’t your average leadership manual. Peter opens with the cold maths of how many Saturdays we all have left, then threads that urgency through every yarn – from sausage-sizzle politics to the twelve traits of modern leadership that actually show up in the real world. The stories read exactly the way Pete tells them in person: big laugh, quick gut-punch, practical takeaway. It’s the kind of book that’s easy to read and hard to forget. Read it for the stories, keep it for the reminders. And maybe, after the last page, I know it would make Peter incredibly happy if you take his advice and spend your next Saturday doing something that matters.
As heard with Samantha Mclean

Opened it and couldn’t stop reading

Peter I’m up to Kansas – opened it and couldn’t stop reading. It’s wonderful so far. I am honoured you have shared it with me. Full of nostalgia, humour and goodness
Annie Pappalardo
Annie Pappalardo

Media Educator

Music has been an important companion on my life’s journey. I hope you enjoy some of the music on this Spotify playlist that inspired many of the stories in Running out of Saturdays.
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