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When a small-town school Rugby Union team is embroiled in a match of David and Goliath proportions, it learns important lessons: brains and fair play win out over brawn and underhand tactics.

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ITHAKA tells the story of the women left behind after the end of the Trojan War.

The vivid colours of life on the abundant island of Ithaka are evoked with magic and warmth, as Penelope and those around her tell their own incredible stories.

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From the best-selling author of Gingerbread, Rachel Cohn returns with a hilarious and heartfelt story.

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Louis I, King of the Sheep is a funny philosophical fable about a sheep who finds a crown, and revels in dreams of power.

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How can 12-year-old Alan find love in a world that's fallen apart for him Where has his mum gone and why Living with sour Aunt Jessie at the Boomerang Milkbar is no fun in spite of nearby Coogee Beach. Then the juke box and rock and roll arrive in Boomerang, and everything changes.

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When soldiers from the East invade, the Tibetan n omads' peaceful way of life comes under threat. They must flee Tibet, with help from their Lucky Baby Yak. Bold illustrations help to tell this moving story, suitable for children aged 4-8

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A moving and educational story about an orangutan called Mang, one of our favourite attractions at the zoo.

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In MEDIA SAVVY, only one thing stands between Cobey Myles and a successful modelling career her brain.

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Her inspiring words, approachable nature and regal style make Michelle a much-loved public figure and a role model in her own right.

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Williams has a school project to do. He has to design a moon station. But he lets his parents do most of the work, as does his friend Baxter. Everybody in his class is 'outsourcing', except Kathleen. When the projects are presented, it's clear that Baxter's entry, a working moon buggy, is the best. But should the prize go to Baxter, or his parents

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A gripping novel about a boy who begins to uncover his past, only to realise it's not so different to to the present. Nat Whistler discovers he's descended from the Whistler who rode with bushranger Captain Kidd. Nat begins to investigate the past, reading the journal of Moondyne Kate, but finds the present dangerous too... Age 11-14.

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Ben Robertson's family are devastated when their herds and crops are suddenly wiped out on their property, Brindabella. They have a feeling it might be more than a coincidence that new owners, the mysterious Zoenhaffens, have just taken possession of the adjoining property.

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The world-famous hippo returns for a seaside holiday with his human family. And what does our imaginary hippo pack in his overnight bag Cake, of course! Ages 3+.

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Another wonderful read-aloud story from the author of BEAR AND CHOOK, with pictures that will make you laugh. Read it to your mum tonight (or let her read it herself).

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Seventeen-year-old Kelly Ann leaves behind her boyfriend, family and friends in Glasgow to live and work in a London hotel for the summer. London life is fun, even though she has to work in a steaming hot kitchen all day. But her made-up life starts to get very complicated, and she has rely on old friends to save the day.

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Clever, original mystery which includes a series of page-turning exotic adventures.

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A stunning retelling of Captain Robert Scott's quest to become the first man to reach the South Pole.

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A stunning retelling of Captain Scott s quest to become the first man to reach the South Pole.

(Board book)

A boy celebrates all of the new things that he can do now that he is a little older. On board pages.

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