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An anthology of writings by 78 authors about Canterbury.

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When Nancy Drew joins the troupe of an Elizabethan festival that comes to River Heights, she discovers that the entire festival is a target for sabotage, and she must uncover a devious plot.

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Croak is a celebration of frogs, one of the most varied and vibrant species on earth. Featuring gorgeous photographs of frogs in their natural habitats paired with quotes from famous frog-lovers such as Cameron Diaz and John Steinbeck, it is amusing, illuminating and informative. The perfect addition to coffee tables everywhere!

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This book provides a stimulating and important contribution to the wide-ranging debate on globalisation, a phenomenon that is transforming the world. Its papers derive from a conference of the same name, held in Christchurch in August 2008.

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Language expert Max Cryers new book is an up-to-date guide to some of the most interesting words and phrases in the English language: where they come from, why we say them, what they mean. Bulging with information, it is a useful reference book and the ideal gift for anyone curious about the words and expressions we use.

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Have you ever had a dream, but let it go because you were too afraid of failure to try This practical, motivational guide contains the information and encouragement you need to achieve your goals without inhibition. Learn to define success on your own terms, and courageously choose the most direct pathways to true personal fulfillment.

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One day, a little girl notices her father mowing the lawn and destroying her favourite flowers, the dandelions! Luckily, Dad has a back-up plan. Beautiful watercolour illustrations and lyrical text combine in this exploration of understanding, forgiveness, and the love between a parent and a child. A timely reminder of the wonder of nature.

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This is a story of an ordinary girl from Germany who became caught up in the inner workings of the Nazi war machine. Louise Fox had grown up while the Nazis steadily took full control of the country and like so many of her age group Nazism was considered to be just normal.

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This is a novel about a woman caught between the past and the present. And about her fight to stay in control of her life. .

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A simple, easy to follow, non-judgmental and, above all, effective exploration of depression and how to manage it. Jan Marshs holistic approach includes the physiological fundamentals of sleep, healthy diet and exercise as well as ideas from positive psychology. The result is an empowering process that can be tailored to each individual.

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Depression is a common disorder, but it is surrounded by ignorance, fear and prejudice - factors that can prevent effective treatment. This book defines depression, how to recognise it, the role of the psychiatrist, various medications and therapies available, advice for the carer and the experiences of many families and the lessons they can offer

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A warm and funny story from Detective Gordons forest about doing the right thingand eating little cakes

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A brilliant detective story by one of Swedens top childrens writers and illustrated in full colour throughout. A book to read alone or aloud!

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Author-s bicycle journey through small-town New Zealand, revisited 'a generation on' , with postscript on cycling in Antarctica.

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