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For the first time showcasing a unique and large range of Australian War Memorial photographs, Gallipoli: a Ridge too far describes the pivotal events as they affected all the countries involved. Combining fresh perspectives from the worlds leading authorities, including Turkish and German historians, with soldiers letters and diary accounts.

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When Maxs rebellious younger brother Liam starts playing Glitched on Miss McBoobs phone, the app transports the two brothers through time to different versions of their home town. To return to their own time, Max and Liam must dodge many historical dangers and photograph some historical artefacts before the phone battery runs out!

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When rebellious Liam starts playing Shrinkle on his babysitters phone, the app shrinks Liam and his brother Max to the size of a minifigure! Their safe home has suddenly become a treacherous landscape. Can they scale sofa mountain, escape Miss McBoobs snoring mouth and outsmart the now-giant pet cat And will they stay tiny forever

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(Paperback)

Koenraad Kuipers poems are animated by a frugal, astringent, ironic intelligence that reminds me of when the word wit was used to describe or even name the verse of the Metaphysical poets. However, these poems are not historical pastiche, but are unmistakably contemporary, as in the several formal variations of his Benedictine Sonnets.

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(Paperback)

(Paperback)

In Genius of Industrial Real Estate, Paul Nielsen shares how to build wealth through stable, tax-efficient industrial property investments. Discover strategies for creating passive income, growing your portfolio, and unlocking financial freedom for a secure retirement.

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Getting Mama ready for the day can be a challenge youd better watch out that she doesnt sneak back into bed, try to distract you with cuddles, or wait, is Mama watching TV! Even the most reluctant risers will find the fun in the morning routine with this playful role-reversal story about a mama who just doesnt want to get ready!

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With Getting Closer to guide you, and a camera in hand, discover how to connect with nature by using a photographers eye. Using birds as his focus, the author offers a simple, practical path for readers to rewild themselves and engage with the natural world, while improving their photographic skills at the same time.

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(Paperback)

Being a not-for-profit board member is rewarding and a great way to give back to the community. The books aim is for people newly elected to a board or committee to get up to speed quickly and with confidence. The reader will come away knowing how to add value to their organisation, enjoy being a board member, and find the experience rewarding.

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Poet Siobhan Harvey's latest collection is about migration, outcasts, the search for home, and the ghosts we live with, including the ones who occupy our memories, ancestries and stories.

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(Paperback, 2nd edition)

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Worry Monster loves helping Archie to worry. Archie feels so anxious that his head hurts, his tummy flutters and his heart pounds. But he soon realizes that the only way to feel better is to make Worry Monster go away by challenging his fears and following a set of steps useful for helping any child to cope with their anxieties.

(Board book)

A brand new series from writer and illustrator Martin Bailey. Martin's clever single word rhymes and humorous illustrations are a winning combination guaranteed to make all readers smile.

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Goddesses In You focuses on twelve goddesses, each of which relate to a feminine archetype. With profiles of sixty well-known women, Goddesses In You highlights how these archetypes shape the roles and underly the actions and emotions of most women at some stage in their lives, offering women a key to who they really are.

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This is the first full biography of General Sir Alexander Godley, the British commander of the New Zealand Expeditionary Force (NZEF) during World War I. Terry Kinloch takes care to present a fair and balanced look at a man generally considered to have been a poor field commander and one usually blamed for failures at Gallipoli and Passchendaele.