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Dan's sixteen, about to start his final year at school, and his parents have gone overseas for a year. Jacq's twenty-two, drops by uni for the occasional class, and plays in a rock band that might be called Crimplene. Award-winning author Nick Earls turns his attention to that difficult stage between childhood and adulthood. Ages 15+.

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Nick Earls popular first young adult novel, After January , now re-released with the story, 'Juliet' that started it all. Originally published separately, 'Juliet' is the prequel to Alex's journey into the summer that changed everything and is now included, for the first time, with the novel After January .

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(Paperback)

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When Annaliese Winter walks down Curtis Holland's front path and into his life, he's ill-prepared for a sixteen-year-old schoolgirl. After years travelling the world with his successful band, Butterfish, he's not used to having a neighbour at all, let alone one who appears unimpressed by the slightly chubby ex-rock star next door.

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When twins Lexi and Al Hunter stumble upon an old dictionary their world as they know it changes. They are blasted into history to hunt down the words that threaten to vanish from our past and our present. Their lives and the future of the world are at stake. Can they find a way back home Or will they be trapped in the past forever Ages 10+.

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In their previous adventure, Lexi and Al thought they had seen it all, but nothing could prepare them for the realisation that their missing grandfather is a word hunter too and has been lost in the past. Only Lexi and Al can save him. But how do you find someone in 3000 years of history

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(Paperback, 3rd edition)

The final battle is coming, the grey-robes are armed and dangerous and ready for war. Lexi, Al and their friends are ready too - or as ready as they can be.

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Richard Derrington is twenty-eight and single. More single than he'd like to be. More single than he'd expected to be, and not coping well. Since Anna trashed him six months ago he's been trying to find his way again. He's doing his job badly, he's playing tennis badly, his renovating attempts haven't got past the verandah, and he's wondering.

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Green charts the friendship of unlikely duo Phil Harris and Frank Green from their early med school days in 1981 to the present day, incorporating all the short stories and the novel World of Chickens.

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Over 30 of Australia's favourite childen's writers as well as some overseas writers have contributed the stories, poems and illustrations to this anthology, which will benefit the War Child charity. The stories are aimed at children between the ages of eight and 12.

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A brilliant, sometimes hilarious, sometimes painful, insight into how complicated being 18 really is.

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Step back into the 1980s, complete with cask wine, Bryan Ferry and the Bonanza Steakhouse.

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Perfect Skin is a witty, moving and highly original snapshot of what it is to be thirysomething in a post-Duran Duran world.

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A gripping tale of a woman caught between two worlds, The Thompson Gunner is a compelling novel of self-discovery that will intrigue, surprise and linger well after the last page.

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