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In the early days of April 1941, the 14,000 Australian forces garrisoned in the Libyan town of Tobruk were told to expect reinforcement and supplies within eight weeks. eight months later, these heroic, gallant determined men were rescued by the British Navy having held the fort against the might of Rommel's Africa Corps.

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Toby is now aware of the dangers associated with time travel. But his mentor, Jim Oldfield, wants to travel back to see the Bradman match he has always longed to see. The storyline is interspersed with cricketing trivia and also cricketing tips written by Australian fast bowler, Brett Lee. This book is for ages 8-13.

(Paperback, 5th edition)

The final book in the series finds Toby Jones involved in an Ashes match with some distinctly ghostly appearances in the outfield. To his horror, Toby watches as some of the fielders disappear from the field in front of his eyes. Ages 8-13.

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Toby Jones and his classmates go to the MCG archives on an excursion. There they meet the old and wise caretaker of the library, Jim Oldfield, who realises that Toby has the potential to travel back in time to cricket matches. With Jim's assistance, Toby and his friends are transported back in time to past matches. This book is for ages 8-13.

(Paperback, 3rd edition)

Toby and his friends return in this cricket series that combines fantasy and sport. Toby's got a lot on his mind, with the cricket semi final and his worries are about his friend Jim Oldfield. They had travelled back in time to the 1930 Test match in Leeds to watch Don Bradman and now Jim's stuck there.

(Paperback, 4th edition)

Just as Toby thought his time-travel adventures were all over, he has to make another journey, and this time it's going to be dangerous. With the help of his friend Jim Oldfield, Toby must travel to Lords to visit Father Time so he can save his friend Ally, who is fading away since she met herself on a previous time-travel trip. 8-13.

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(Paperback)

When Ollie's father dies, Ollie feels deserted in an unfair, harsh world. He joins the Hitler Youth at ten and begins to greet his mother with "Heil Hitler" instead of his usual "Good Morning". This text is a story of survival, moral conflict, and heartache.

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Showcasing Matt Price as a political commentator, footy fan and humourist, a collection of Matt's best pieces, from The Australian newspaper, where he was a widely read and much loved journalist.

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The first book in a wonderful new series about horses, riding and friendship. The only thing that stands between Ashleigh Miller and the horse of her dreams are a whole lot of dollars that she doesn't have. Ages 8-12.

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(Paperback)

R'shiel and her brother have managed to curb their mother, Joyhinia's treachery and manipulation. However, others have discovered that Joyhinia is a blubbering wreck, with no mind of her own any more, and are seeking to turn this information to their advantage.

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Treasures of the Deep is the true story of one-time Barnardo's boy and now professional diver Captain Mike Hatcher. It recounts the adventurous tales of Hatcher's countless discoveries of sunken treasure beneath the seven seas.

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From the author of "Quiver", this is a collection of desires.

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In the dark years following the Civil War, America's foremost Arctic explorer, Charles Francis Hall, took up captaincy aboard the Polaris, on a quest to be the first crew to reach the North Pole. Neither the ship nor its captain would ever return. What transpired was a tragic death with whispers of murder.

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(Paperback)

Presents three Robert Barrett books together in one volume - two Les Norton novels, "Mud Crab Boogie" and "The Wind and the Monkey", plus Bob's thoughts on life from political correctness to the habits of endangered marsupials in "What Do you Reckon".

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(Paperback)

An innocent young woman, violently attacked in her family home by a total stranger and left to die. Lauren Huxley's life was hanging by a thread. Her injuries were so horrific that she was barely recognisable. But insurmountable odds counted for little against the Huxley family's determination, courage and love... and Lauren started coming back.

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Shane Gould blazed her way into sporting history, breaking 11 world swimming records and winning five Olympic medals in Munich in 1972. Yet her career lasted for just three years. At 13, she became a household name; and at 16 she retired and almost disappeared. This book talks about the story of Shane Gould.

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(Paperback)

As Daemon settles into married life with his Witch Queen Jaenelle, he discovers that hosting Winsol for his formidable family can be complicated. And when Daemon loses two of the most important people in his life, it seems that no one can break through the wall around his heart. But love has the capacity to surprise us all...

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(Paperback)

Tymon is an orphan boy growing up at Argos seminary, in the lush Central Canopy. The Argosian priests have declared science to be heretical and have banned travel. Tymon yearns to break free and discover new horizons and when he discovers an interloper in the city baths, a female, a stigmatised Nurian, his life changes for ever.