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A wonderful emotional rollercoaster of a novel about two young men, each on a journey of discovery. It's part coming-out story, part falling-in-love story, part relationship breakdown story, part extended Greek family story. It's warm and funny, a little bit heartbreaking, and completely satisfying.

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From the author of the award-winning The Boy from the Mish, comes a compelling coming-of-age YA novel about seventeen-year-old Jamie Langton finding his future and navigating the challenges of racism, family and friendship in a small Australian town.

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A memoir about the unexpected joys and challenges of a tree-change from a television studio to a farm, from a beloved former ABC weather presenter.

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The story of a grisly triple murder in Central Victoria in October 2014 - contemporary Australian true crime at its best

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Mark Bouris shows you how to garner your strengths in order to be successful on your own terms in both life and work.

(Paperback, 2nd ed.)

Australia's best-informed commentator on US politics provides a blueprint for Australia for Trump's second term.

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Raw, moving and savagely funny, What You Into is Josh Fox's autobiographical account of his spiral into the Grindr world of casual sex, hook-ups and dating apps following the break-up of his marriage.

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A story of courage, generosity and the tender power of animals to heal humans.

(Hardback)

A cosy picture book about finding warmth and connection in community from the award-winning creative team behindElla and the Ocean.

(Hardback)

Beautiful, warm and evocative, this stunning picture book reveals an older brother's hopes for the amazing experiences he will share with his new baby brother - when he's older. A triumph of illustration and storytelling.

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A love letter to the lives of older women, Whenever You're Ready is a moving and perceptive novel about three women searching for a way forward in the wake of a sudden loss.

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Four years after the events of Into the Night, DS Gemma Woodstock is on the trail of a missing girl in a small coastal town.

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The gripping story of Australia and New Zealand in the fight for the Aegean - through the eyes of the soldiers.

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In the tradition of the acclaimed Red Dust, Where the River Runs is a brilliantly told rural story of long-held family secrets by an author at the forefront of rural fiction, Fleur McDonald.

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An easy to use, fully illustrated guide to finding Tasmania's abundant and unique native wildlife.

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Bo Mitchell has little on his mind except school, footy and friends. Rory Wild has grown up on a nearby commune and is attending a 'normal' high school for the first time. Bo is determined to find out everything about her, even her secrets...

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Bri Lee, best-selling and award-winning author of Eggshell Skull, asks Who gets to be smart in this forensic and hard-hitting exploration of knowledge, power and privilege.

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A simple story for the very young that tracks the amazing migration of turtles featuring vibrant Indigenous artwork by Balarinji.

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An entrancing, informative book filled with answers to many of the common questions we ask about birds and their lives.

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A lyrical and profound debut novel that celebrates the kindness of strangers and those living in pain who recognise that in others.

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Does handwriting still matter What are rogue waves What do our teeth reveal about us A compelling compendium of astonishing facts and occasional weirdness for curious minds.

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A beginner's guide to the powerful practice of mindfulness. By reclaiming the present moment with mindfulness practice, you can improve performance and increase wellbeing - and improve chocolate too!

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A memoir celebrating the power of song to lift our mood and restore our sense of connection to other people and the world.

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A breathtaking new novel from the Stella Prize-winning author of The Strays. Shortlisted for the 2022 ABIA Literary Fiction Book of the Year.