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The Family Home explores the secrets to creating a happy, comfortable and stylish family home.

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A pocket-sized companion to offer support and guidance during the non-linear grieving process.

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From the critically acclaimed author of Paris or Die and My Sweet Guillotine comes a powerfully written and deeply personal story of ambition, art and human nature in Paris.

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The Weekly Shop by Nabula El Mourid offers practical guidance on making nutritious and budget-friendly choices in supermarkets, complemented by over 70 scalable recipes and 6 weekly meal plans for effortless meal planning.

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The Wolf of Wok Street by Vincent Yeow Lim (DimSimLim), the acclaimed chef with over 4 million social media followers, offers over 80 restaurant-quality, authentic Southeast Asian wok recipes that elevate home cooking with vibrant dishes and genuine ingredients.

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Thessaloniki unveils the rich, diverse culinary heritage of Northern Greece with over 70 authentic recipes and evocative photography, celebrating the region's unique flavours and traditions.

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Unlucky is an illustrated collection of 50 weird and wonderful signs, superstitions and omens of bad luck.

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Explore the vibrant world of plant-based Asian street food with Vegan Asian Street Food by Yang and Kathi of littlericenoodle, featuring delicious vegan versions of beloved street food classics from across Asia.

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Vegan Indian Food is a cookbook that gives flavourful plant-based alternatives to over 80 well-loved and diverse Indian recipes, including breads, curries, rice dishes and desserts.

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Wankernomics is a laugh-out-loud handbook and parody of the working world. It will delight and entertain anyone who works in an office.

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Documents the rise of the apartment block since they first began to alter the skylines of Australia's capital cities. From the earliest luxury flats, to the mid-century classics, converted warehouses and the new breed of cutting-edge, architect-designed buildings.

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The definitive book about Melbourne: its history, its style, its physical presence, its identity. A recent survey confirmed Melbourne as the world's most livable city.

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Celebrates the defining musical form: the song. From Gershwin, Dylan and Sinatra, to Alicia Keyes, Pulp and Jamiroquai, this book reveals the stories behind the songs, and the artists, accompanied by over 400 photos. It is useful for music buffs, keen listeners, and anyone who's ever had a song stuck in their head.

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Revisits that incredible journey, from penalty euphoria at Stadium Australia to last-minute Italian agony, and charts the legacy of this phenomenal achievement, both at home and abroad. Just in time for the Socceroos' Asian Cup. It documents the giant leap that we've taken as a football nation, while also delving into other sports.

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Celebrates the Melbourne heroes of every era of that proud history - from the foundation days of Australian football in the 1850s, to the first premiership, through to the exciting contemporary game starring giants such as Flower, Lyon, Neitz and more. Name one, name them all - here are 150 Melbourne heroes chosen from more than 1200 players.

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Produced in association with Imperial War Museums, and illustrated beautifully with contemporary photographs and full-colour maps throughout,1918: How the First WorldWar Was Won tells the story of the final year of the war, and the allies' ultimate victory.

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Written in an informative yet accessible style to appeal to young readers, this fun-packed guide is bursting with features on the 2010 FIFA World Cup teams, star players, stadiums and cities, and contains all that young fans need to know about the World Cup.

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How do we help our teenagers become excellent humans who want to spend time with their parents This is the book that will set you (and them) on the right path.

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When we take risks with our kids, we teach them to be better adults.

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A fun and nostalgic celebration of the first 50 years of television in Australia - the good the bad and the downright embarrassing. It recalls all the colour, drama and sensations that TV has provided: The stars, the spats, the great and not so great programs, the on- air gaffes, and the unforgettable moments that had us talking.

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A beautiful, comprehensiveand evocative cookbook on the relatively undiscovered Filipino cuisine

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Malcolm Turnbull, Australia's 29th prime minister, reveals the true story of his life in this genuine political pageturner

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