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(Paperback)

Krissy Kneen was raised by a very protective, quite eccentric family who avoided any mention of sexuality. Perhaps it was no coincidence that she became obsessed by the very idea of sex. After leaving home she plunged into a world of voracious exploration. The true story of a woman, her body and the extraordinary adventures they've shared.

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(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Trapped in a car wreck, upside down, bleeding, broken and in pain, Tristan and Grace are staring at death. As they await their fate, with only a glimmer of hope they might be seen and rescued, we discover the stories of their lives, the sequences of events that brought them together and the shocking truth behind the cause of their crash.

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A heartwarming story about a young girl taking action to clean up her local creek, from beloved middle-grade author Ingrid Laguna.

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(Paperback)

Disaffected with his job, friends and love life, or lack thereof, Jason Ginaff is obsessed with finding his estranged father. Little does he know, he's not the only one looking

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The extraordinary story behind the best selling crime novel of the nineteenth century--and of its enigmatic, unlucky author, Fergus Hume.

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A beautifully written tale of childhood friendship in America's Deep South, in the tradition of To Kill a Mocking Bird. David is nine, He knows all the bones. When he was born, his father Dr Franklin Church hung a skeleton in his room and taught him the names, bone by bone by bone.

The first authorised biography of this iconic twentieth-century artist, illustrated with classic artworks, rare notebook sketches and candid family photos

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(Paperback)

(Paperback)

A moving tribute to the spirit of survival, Arnold Zable's beloved novel Cafe Scheherazade is now a Text Classic.

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A lament but also a call to arms, Caravan Story is a thrilling piece of satire, a compulsively readable, extremely well-wrought Orwellian fable that I believe announces the arrival of Macauley as a major Australian writer, one who definitely has something to say.

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Chemistry follows a young Chinese American woman who must discover what she really wants before her life can truly begin.

(Paperback, UK ed.)

Mind-blowing In the vein of George Saunders, Rick Bass, and Alex Shakar, Weinstein writes with stirring particularity, unfailing sensitivity, and supercharged imagination, creating nuanced stories harboring a molten core of astutely satirical inquiries' (Booklist)

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Australias favourite country cop, Hirsch, is back in Consolation, the follow-up to Peace and Bitter Wash Road.

(Hardback, UK ed.)

Exploring various aspects of tattooing - from the symbolism of tattoo motifs to inking methods, from their use as means of identification and control, to expressions of individualism and defiance.

Gerald, Ruby, Sam and Felicity's final adventure takes them from a glacier to a tropical jungle to the depths of the ocean and an island teeming with the most bizarre creatures on Earth.

(Paperback, New edition)

In Vientiane's Mahosot Hospital morgue, 73-year-old Dr Siri Paiboun, national coroner of Laos, handles the fatalities at the state hospitals-and the odd murder. His assistants - the gorgeous, clever, fat Nurse Dtui and the slow but irreplaceable Geung - have helped Dr Siri out of scrapes before.

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Here is the updated edition of Murray Bail's remarkable collection of short stories, first published in 1975. In addition to established classics such as 'The Drover's Wife' and 'Huebler' , this edition includes a number of new stories. A man named Huebler decides to photograph everyone alive.