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A hilarious snapshot of the immigrant experience, by a writer with a brilliant ear for the Australian way with words.

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A scorching collection of essays from the Booker-shortlisted author of Ducks, Newburyport

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A brilliantly observed novel about families and secrets, from acclaimed writer and film director Mark Lamprell

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A separated husband's car plunged into a dam, killing his sons. Accident Revenge Garner takes the reader inside the courtroom.

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When his fiancee breaks off their engagement, Patrick Oxtoby leaves home and moves to a boarding house in a seaside town. But in spite of his hopes and determination to build a better life, nothing goes to plan. A mesmerising and meticulously drawn portrait of a man whose unease in the world leads to his tragic undoing.

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A gritty, ultimately triumphant novel from one of Australias most loved YA writers, the author of award-winning Friday Brown

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Every day in the small town of Fawn Creek is exactly the sameuntil Orchid Mason arrives. From Newbery medallist Erin Entrada Kelly comes a contemporary school story about friendship, family, deception, and being true to yourself.

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The origin story of a childhood spent in poverty during the Cultural Revolution, from Yan Lianke, named Chinas most controversial novelist by the New Yorker.

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From one of Italys best-selling authors a coming-of-age story set over 48 hours in the streets of Marseille, as a father and son connect for the first time

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Tim Flannery's bestselling account of his adventures in Papua New Guinea. Join Tim Flannery, one of the world's greatest scientist- writers on his unforgettable journey into the heart of a mysterious land. 2004-5 HSC Advanced English prescribed text: Module A - Comparative study of texts; Elective 2 - In the wild.

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An astonishing memoir by one of Australia's greatest writers. Clendinnen takes us on a journey into dangerous territory in which her body, her mind and her life are irrevocably changed. A brave and mesmerising book, it is not about being ill or well - its true subject is being alive.

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A must-read memoir for fans of Australian literary and art history, written by Picnic at Hanging Rock author Joan Lindsay

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In this provocative book, New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestselling author Daniel H. Pink offers a fresh look at the art and science of persuasion. Physicians sell patients on a remedy. Lawyers sell juries on a verdict. Teachers sell students on the value of an education.

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A compulsively readable psychological thriller from the award-winning author of After You Were Gone

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Set in the Blue Mountains and in Sydney, Tom is Dead is a suspense novel about grief. The narrator's son has been dead for ten years; he was four and a half. For the first time since that day, she spends a few minutes without thinking of him. To stop herself from forgetting, she tries to write Tom's story, the story of his death.

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When the First Fleet arrived at Sydney Cove in 1788, its cargo included a small number of rabbits. A hundred years later rabbits had colonised vast areas of the continent, bringing irreversible change to the country's ecology. The history of how Europeans, through the introduction of a single species, changed Australia forever.

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Randolph Stow's most surreal and allegorical novel, a bleak but comic staging of human frailty and the need for belief.

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