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An hilarious, terrifying and bizarre roller-coaster ride through the alien, familiar and downright satanic terrain of bestselling writer John Birmingham, author of 'He Died with a Felafel in his Hand' and 'Leviathan'.

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This is the first book devoted to the history, strategy and culture of the childhood game that has become a global sport.

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When Don Cameron mysteriously inherits a cache of World War II supplies, including an original Spitfire plane, his best mate Tom thinks they've struck it rich. With the help of Tom's childhood friend, they restore the Spitfire to its former glory. But Don seems strangely affected by the plane. Australian author.

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Exploring the age old themes of duty and love, exile and return. This is the story of Naomi Adams and her estranged daughter-in-law, Zoe Zalum. It is also the story of Zoe's two small sons; Chris and Max, who at first come between the women, but ultimately bring them together.

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Good parenting is something you learn by trial and error. The author identifies the behavioural and developmental issues that most often cause concern and shows you how to work through them by: understanding your child's behaviour and individuality; teaching your child social and physical skills; and involving your child in family decision-making.

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This deeply moving book is about the 70,000 young so-called "orphans" who were shipped to Australia from Britain, from 1940 to the 1970's and sent to various homes and orphanages such as those run by the Christian Brothers, Barnados, and other groups. These were children from poor families who were told later their parents were dead.

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A contemporary saga of three generations of feisty Australian women. Set against the beaches of Perth and the searing heat and harsh beauty of Central Australia.

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"An Ebury Press book"--Title page verso.

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The incredible, previously untold story of Australia's role in the creation of the world-famous Pasteur Institute.

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Polly and Jez are as close as two friends can be - but they've never met. Instead, they write letters and postcards to each other. It's the summer holidays and Polly is setting off on an adventure around Australia. Jez is staying home. She can only read about all the exciting things Polly is seeing, but she has a very good imagination...

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Polly is staying at her great-aunt's sheep farm, so she has to go to school over the internet. How will she find time to write postcards when there is shearing to be done Jez is starting at a new school. She wonders if the other kids will like her. Jez has plenty of time for postcards, but will she have anything to write

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Polly and Jez are the best of friends. They write to each other about everything, just like their mothers and grandmothers before them. Polly loves to hear stories from her gran about the olden days. Jez can only read the letters her nanna wrote. As the girls discover treasures and stories from the past, they begin to dream up their own adventures.

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When they're stuck inside during the school holidays, at least Polly and Jez have their imaginations to keep them company!

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Erin Misrahe just wants to be like everyone else in school. But Erin has more to worry about than passing AP Chemistry.. In times of stress, she has always been overcome by her alter ego, Shevaun. Cooper Blake has everything going for him - until he wakes after a car accident with his football career in ruins and an attractive girl by his side.