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This books remembers all the aspects of AFL that footy fans love - the champions, the coaches, the media, the long goals, the high marks, the wins, the losses, and, of course, the biffo. Suzi Petkovski has collected quotes, commentary and phrases from across all the glory days of AFL and it will come right up to the grand final this year.

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Cecilia Maria was named after saints and martyrs to give her something to live up to. Over my dead body, she vows. In the blinding heat of 1970s Queensland, she battles six brothers on her side of the fence, and the despised Kapernicky girls on the other side. Secrets are buried deep, only to surface decades later.

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Australians have embraced antidepressants: twelve million prescriptions are written annually, mostly by GPs. But, what do we really know of the pills' effects This is a memoir of the nightmarish three years the author endured as she was repeatedly misdiagnosed, only to realise that her medication was the cause of her mental deterioration.

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When the author was diagnosed with cancer several years ago, she began writing a private journal - a traveller's diary through a life-threatening illness. Evocatively told via three voices - the diarist, the poet, and the voice of fairytale and myth, this memoir explores the intricate dynamics of family, truth and memory.

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Emmy Addison was an ordinary girl - almost. If you didn't count the fact that her parents were rich (very), her best friend was a boy (and a soccer star), and she could talk to rodents (and they talked back), she was very ordinary indeed. But she hadn't been that way for long...

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Emmy was a good girl. At least, she tried very hard to be good. She really was a little too good. Which is why she liked to sit by the Rat. The Rat was not good at all. Ages 8+.

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Holly's new at St Clementine's Girls High. She already knows who to watch out for though. Jess Flynn leader of the it group is being nice to Holly, but Jess has a secret and Holly knows what it is. Ages 10+.

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Can you become 'The Face' when you look like a pregnant rhinoceros Lisa wants to know. Can you snatch a modelling contract when you're fourteen and a social outcast, with a mother who pumps donuts, hot dogs and chilli pancakes into you like there's no tomorrow FAT CHANCE!

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It's been a year since Bailey, Delia, Annabelle, and Zo bought a set of enchanted temporary tattoos at the mall, and life is proceeding as usual. Almost. As the third Fate, Bailey has the lives of the world in her hands, but she's not at all prepared when her own life - and the lives of her friends - take some unexpected turns. Ages 12+.

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In this collection of thirteen fabulously chilling stories - from thirteen true masters of suspense, including five NEW YORK TIMES bestsellers and a number of Edgar Award nominees, all edited by none other than R. L. Stine - nothing is what it seems.

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Jan Ruff O'Herne's idyllic childhood in Dutch colonial Indonesia ended when the Japanese invaded Java in 1942. In February 1944, when Jan was just twenty-one years old, she was taken from the camp and forced into sexual slavery in a military brothel. This title tells about what she had suffered.

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Gives you exercises to establish your financial position and habits and follows up with targeted help for your individual circumstances. From overcoming what is holding you back to escaping debt, this book includes information on how to do it.

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Fit and Firm For Ever offers hope and help for those of us lamenting our jelly bellies and bingo wings. It explains that the main strategy for winning the metabolic war is to build and maintain lots of mighty muscle - and that this is easier than you might think.

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The Floods are back in their rightful place as rulers of Transylvania Waters and there is an enormous amount to do to bring the country out of the Dark Ages and into the twenty-first century. What does a country need more than anything to become part of the modern world Well, it needs tons of things, but above all else it needs maps.

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