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An Australian novelist is living in an arts community in Paris, he is mourning the death of the love of his life, Kiko. One day he is harassed by a beggar, who claims to be a famous American writer, Sonny Lee. As is life is penetrated by Sonny it begins to unravel.

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William Bligh is famous as captain of the Bounty, the ship he lost to mutineers led by Fletcher Christian. But few people know that Bligh was the centre of a later, much larger mutiny, when he lost not just a ship but the entire continent of Australia. On January 26, 1808, the British army corps stationed in Australia rose up and deposed the

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Jack has it all, or so his friend Joey thinks. A mum whos a vet, a dad whos building a pirate ship, and a parrot roosting in his bedroom. But when Captain Vandendeker kidnaps Captain Clawbeak, its all hands and a pirate ship to the rescue. Ages 7+. (SA: Year 3 - Year 5).

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Jack Dawkins is trying to find the inspiration for a pirate story - it's a school project. But he doesn't know any pirates and his dad won't let him have a parrot. But then he meets Captain Clawbeak and he has more story than her ever imagined and a pirate's treasure map thrown in.

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When Jack's mum and dad tell him they're going to have a baby, Captain Clawbeak decides he wants to have a baby too. Unfortunately, being probably the only bald-bellied loud-mouthed macaw left in the world makes it seem unlikely. This doesn't stop Clawbeak, and he soon returns home with an egg.

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Brumby Plains is an isolated place, and the outside world doesn't intrude much here. But when Sam and George discover a refugee child washed up on the shores of their buffalo station, the rest of the world is brought a lot closer. Age 9-12.

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Twelve purrfect cat stories for children! Featuring stories from bestselling Australian children's authors, this collection will make cat-lovers of any age smile. Funny, touching, cute, fantastical, weird, disgusting - there's a cat story in here for everyone!

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In a follow up to his "Ferman's Last Theorem", the author shows readers how to maximize or minimize chance, depending on the circumstance, analyzing luck from a statistician's perspective.

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Charlotte is a natural horseperson, and now she has the chance to try out for the Junior Olympic Equestrian Squad! But the academy head already disapproves of her, and Charlotte's roommates aren't above playing dirty tricks to get ahead. Then Charlotte meets the horse she'll be riding in the try-outs...

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Charlotte has made it into the prestigious Junior Olympic Equestrian Swuad (JOES) and Leila is having so much fun with Charlotte that she's given up her sparkling Hollywood movie career, for now. Ages 10+.

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When Thornton Downs academy is sued by one of the Evil Three, there is only one solution: Leila must return to her beloved Hollywood and make a movie to save the academy. Ages 9+.

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Queen Tayesha's mad plan to rule all the Saur people is tormenting the land itself. There is one way Adalon and his friends can halt the queen's plans. They must rescue a young king who has eluded her clutches. But this mission is thrown into turmoil when the terrible A'ak redouble their efforts to return from their magical banishment. Ages 9+.

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Clara Kramer was a typical Polish Jewish teenager from a small town at outbreak of the Second World War. When the Germans invaded, her family home was given to a Volksdeutsch family, the Becks. Mr. Beck was known to be an alcoholic and a vocal anti-Semite.

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