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Sarindi is certain he will never be unlucky again when he wins the lucky marble from Jaya. But luck is more mischievous than a monkey. When Sarindi's mother becomes sick, Sarindi thinks that all the bad luck in the world has come to visit. He visits all the sacred places he knows. At each, Sarindi prays for the good health of his mother. Ages 7+.

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It's Sarindi's birthday, and what he wants more than anything else is the multi-coloured Dragon Kite. He thinks he's the luckiest boy when he wakes up and sees the kite, and he can't wait to go to the beach fly it. But then huge earthquake flattens the town of Bantul, where Sarindi's cousins live, and Sarindi and his father must go to help.

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A fabulous epic of deadly assassins, desperate journeys, and the desire for vengeance ... 'If it wants her dead, we should keep her alive ...' With Myrrhini taken, Slave heads off in pursuit through the wilderness. Keshik meanwhile, has problems of his own to deal with, problems that could see him executed.

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Australia's favourite scientist answers more curly questions on Life, the Universe and Everything. No one conveys the excitement and wonder of science quite like Dr Karl, and this, his twenty-seventh book, takes us on another thoroughly entertaining exploration of the world around us.

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Presents a journey of maturation and self-discovery, as the author mingles myths and traditions with tales of Scotland. The author involves the readers as he shoots the breeze with ghosts in a pub, bedazzles friends with druid magic or hunts for gold in the mountains. This is a sequel to "A Celtic Childhood".

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When journalist Miranda Kennedy arrives in New Delhi she discovers that renting an apartment as a single woman is next to impossible and finds herself cheerfully labelled as 'the unmarried Feringhee (foreigner) with the cats'. And so begins her struggle to find a place for herself in the New India.

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A story set in the world of Emphemera, in which the link between the land and the human heart is unbreakable, and the world is nothing more or less than a reflection of the people's fears and desires.

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Lieutenant Kent 'Rat' Rathman uses questionable means of persuasion to uncover information that leads to the capture of terrorist Wahamed Duar. Rat is arrested and put on trial for violating the Geneva Convention. As Rat goes on trial, so does Duar, the first major tribunal conducted by the military. But Duar has other plans.

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The gadda look human, act human, interact with humans, but come from a different ancestor and have access to the energy of the world around them. They work to keep their identity secret but this is now at risk. The most terrible of gadda teachings, the Forbidden Texts, have been stolen and the race is on to find them.

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Between November 1998 and September 2000, the author interviewed 50 individuals drawn from the "Business Review Weekly" rich lists. This book talks about a subject often taboo in society - the personal and professional secrets of the 'super-rich'.

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Showcases some of the very best of Henry Lawson's short fiction. This work deals with tales that feature his perennially popular themes - love, adventure, humour and the home.

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First published as "The Songs of A Sentimental Bloke" in 1915, this work is a collection of verse-tales that showcases Dennis's trademark wit and insight.

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The Wall at World's End has been destroyed and Levaal stands naked before its twin world. The Arch Mage seeks to unseat Vous before he joins the gods, but loyalties are fractured, within the Castle and among the Free Cities, as war and chaos loom. A dragon may have escaped its sky prison, while a new alien force is rising by the name of Shadow.

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Merimba and Pirry are twins in appearance and character, living in two different worlds. Merimba is a quadriplegic whose condition has dragged her family apart. She is in a coma. Pirry is a Valourn, an acrobatic dancer in the land of Rargon. When Merimba flees her body a switch is made.

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Ever since the slaughter of the witches, the Fae - who should be shielding their long-lost cousins from danger - have ignored the needs of the rest of the world. And shadows are again gathering in the eastern villages - dark, portent shadows that threaten the lives of every witch, woman and Fae.

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The Black Widows see the warning in their tangled webs of dreams and visions: something is coming that will change the land forever. Cassidy, the new Queen of Dena Nehele, has taken the first steps to heal the rifts between Blood and landen. But Theran Grayhaven still believes that a different kind of Queen would serve Dena Nehele better.

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Written by a popular Australian TV chef, Ian Parmenter. In this work, he shares his experiences, starting with culture shock as the London journalist arrives in Perth in 1971, then moving on to the discovery of his beloved weekender by the Margaret River, and gradually transforming it into a winery producing 3000 bottles of chardonnay a year.