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A memoir of how 18yo intelligence operative, isolated in hostile territory, survived on his wits and through relationships with natives.

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A nail-biting chase into the outback, towards the devil lurking at its center. Adrenaline-fuelled reading.

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A candid, at times confronting, teen novel about sisterhood and sexual abuse, by Newbery winner and #1 New York Times bestselling author Kimberly Brubaker Bradley, whosays of her latest work: 'Parts of this story are scary, but trust me: no one needs to be afraid. Hope and love win out.'

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Called 'an erotic, psychological and nuanced thriller' by NPR, Final Cut is the new compulsive read from the New York Times bestselling author of Before I Go to Sleep, which sold over 100,000 print and ebook copies in Australia.

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A wildly imaginative, page-turning collection featuring ghost stories, science fiction and satire, with Aboriginal characters at its heart

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The Christmas Story. Beautiful, simple, inspirational, and not just for Christians. Actually it's not all that simple either. It turns out there are a few burning Christmas-y questions to tackle: who told the Christmas Story in the first place Why did they leave the donkey out Did the nativity really happen in a stable or in someone's spare room

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Peter is thrilled to be going to Greenland, where his father studies climate change. But on the ice cap, Peter is troubled by a series of visions that both frighten and entice him. Thea has never seen the sun. Her people have retreated to a secret world they've built deep within an arctic glacier. Peter's search for answers takes him to her world.

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Following on from A Fence Around the Cuckoo, this is the second volume of autobiography by one of Australias best storytellers, Ruth Park, author of The Harp in the South and the Miles Franklin-winning Swords and Crowns and Rings

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Dan has dodged the Reaper again. If he were a cat, five of his nine lives would be gone - when his mates didn't even get second chances. He's still grieving their deaths when he's dragged on a family holiday at a remote island lighthouse. Left alone, Dan starts sensing a mysterious girl. Is she a dream Or has he hooked into the spirit world

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The highly praised debut from Tasmanian author Robbie Arnott, now in a beautiful B-format edition. Released ahead of Arnotts second novel, coming mid-2020.

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As Text continues the re-release of J. M. Coetzees revered works, this second instalment of four titleswith introductions from top emerging and established writerswill win over a new generation of Coetzee readers.

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More than fog obscures the truth in this chilling Warsaw police procedural

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In China, the government continues to erase and distort the collective memory of the country to suit its all-encompassing political agenda. However, an individual's memory, with its psychic encoding and indelible scars of oppression, will forever hide a deeply etched record in blood and intellect.

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Marcus Clarke's For The Term Of His Natural Life is an ambitious tale of tragedy, redemption, and the ugliness and resilience of man.

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The sixth volume in one of the most exciting and innovative literary series of recent years, Freemans: California features stunning new work by Tommy Orange, Rabih Alameddine, Rachel Kushner, Mai Der Vang, Reyna Grande and more

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Silence, a street kid, finds Friday and she joins him in a gang led by beautiful, charismatic Arden. When Silence is involved in a crime, the gang escapes to a ghost town in the outback. In Murungal Creek, the town of never leaving, Friday must face the ghosts of her past.

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An exquisite examination of the contours of grief and contemporary life, from a fresh new Australian-Indian voice