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A heartwarming series filled with fun and adventure about the puppies who train to become Guide Dogs and the families who help raise them.

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Sam Studley's a bit older and wiser than when he was in "Hold My Hand - Or Else!", but it's a pity he can't say the same for his 15-year-old sister Leanne. No one seems to know where she is. Some say she's got AIDS and some say she's been abducted. Some say she's on the run to Kings Cross, and some that she's hiding out at home with chickenpox.

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Take and everyday girl - short, with freckles, mud-puddle eyes and the kind of mind Sherlock Holmes would kill for - and you have the heroine in this light-hearted novel. Follow the story of Laura whose love charm from her grandmother has been stolen at her birthday sleepover. Ages 9+.

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Someone put an anonymous love note in Laura Love's school bag. A secret admirer. How exciting. But who Luckily Laura's mother is a private investigator and interested in helping Laura solve the puzzle. But the mystery deepens when all of Laura's classmates get a love note in the same writing, but she doesn't. What is going on

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Lillie Bird, a woman from a religious community who one day finds herself in the freedom of a strange new world, England, accused of murdering a man. But it was there, in that land of cold, dark skies and scuffed and tumbling streets that she had first found the pleasure and the sadness, and the love she had, for years, so desperately sought.

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"I must not throw a temper tantrum in class. Unless absolutely necessary ..." Lucy van Loon knows she's a good girl. So why does she keep getting into trouble After all, Lucy had a very good reason for stomping on horrible Jacinta's unicorn stamp and throwing Jacinta's unicorn pencils all over the floor. Ages 6-10.

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When Lucy accidentally scratches Dad's brand new car, one small mistake turns into an enormous fib involving Lucy's best friend Harriet, Lucy's worst enemy Jacinta, a telepathic camel and a guinea pig with an escape plan. Is it time for Lucy the Lie Detector to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth

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For Magenta McPhee, life is good. It would be almost perfect if she could sort out her dad, who quite possibly needs saving - from himself. Desperate times call for desperate measures, even if those measures involve identity fraud on a dating site, and replying, as your father, to emails he doesn't even know he's been getting.

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By 30, Peter Sheahan had established two international multimillion-dollar consulting practices and authored five books, including the bestsellers Generation Y and Flip. Let him share with you the strategies that make Google, BMW and Goldman Sachs his clients.

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Using explanatory language and with the assistance of other experts, the author runs you through the first principles of finance and investing; the Stock market - looking at specific stocks and companies; asset allocation; cash and fixed interests as well as managed funds.

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An intern makes his first cut and is ridiculed by his tutor. An old woman is brought back to life against her will, only for the unexpected to strike a week later. A notorious surgeon is driven crazy by a massive brain tumour. This is compelling memoir recounts Mohamed Khadra's stories from his life as a surgeon.

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Margaret Whitlam has been in the public eye for over forty years. As the controversial wife of a prime minister she is a household name and an Australian identity in her own right. In this biography, she reveals the private life behind the public events to which she was both a witness and a participant.

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Spyforce Headquarters has been infiltrated! From beneath the floor of the VART, a small device, placed there during recent renovations, pulses a silent but deadly red glow. During an external spy training session in a forest not far from London, Max Remy is kidnapped. Ages 8+.

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Max Remy is twelve and hates almost everything except superspy Alex Crane, a fictitious character Max has invented who works for a secret spy agency called Spyforce. When Max is parcelled off to the bush to spend time with her aunt and uncle, she arrives with an attitude and a determination to have a bad time.

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Mr Blue is up to no good. Spyforce have come across information that Blue has invented a concoction, that when eaten, controls minds. Max and Linden, along with Ella and Alex and the team at Spyforce, must foil the evil work of Mr Blue before he creates an army of kids under his control. This book is suitable for ages 9-12.

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Hidden on a secret island deep within a medieval fortress, the Annual Spy Awards Night is about to begin. But when Mr Blue intercepts Spyforce intelligence and discovers the location of the top secret ceremony, he brings to life a dormant volcano that leaves Max and Linden only hours to save the spy agencies of the world from an explosive demise.

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Life's a drag for Max Remy. Her mum is getting married to her sop of a boyfriend, Aiden. Her dad wants Max to visit him in Hollywood, but she's not allowed to fly there on her own. And her arch-enemy, Toby Jennings, is acting strangely at school. But Max soon discovers that Hollywood isn't all glitz and glamour.