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It's 1849, and Nellie O'Neill is arriving in South Australia on a ship bringing orphan girls from Irish workhouses. Nellie and her best friend, Mary, have left the famine in Ireland far behind, and are full of hopes and dreams for the future. But with no job and no one to turn to, how will Nellie's wishes come true

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It's 1930 ... and Ruby Quinlan lives in a beautiful big house in Adelaide's eastern suburbs. But The Great Depression has made millions of people unemployed across the world, and now men come to their door asking for work. How will Ruby cope when her comfortable life changes

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Nellie returns to Adelaide, where a shock awaits her. A reunion with someone from her past has the power to fulfil the wishes she made when she first arrived in Australia... A dramatic conclusion to the Nellie books that will have readers weeping and cheering in equal measure.

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It's 1850 and Nellie's best friend, Mary, is gravely ill. To provide Mary with the care she needs, Nellie must break a promise and go on a quest to find the Thompson family.

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It's 1931, and Ruby's family has lost everything in the Great Depression. And so, leaving behind her dad, her school friends and everything she knows, Ruby must move to Kettle Farm to stay with her cousins. Everything about life in the country is new and strange, and Ruby has never felt like such an outsider.

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Every month of the year there is a different job to do on a small Australian farm. This book shows the passing of the seasons through the eyes of children for whom the farm, with all its animals, is home. This book is aimed at children of ages 4 years and above.

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This bright, colourful 'pictionary' introduces babies to the words for many of the objects they see around them every day. Look, Baby! is the perfect interactive book for parents and babies - guaranteed to absorb and engage very young children, and to put them on the path towards independent reading.

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