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Alice I Have Been, the girl who inspired a classic, at last tells her own extraordinary tale of life beyond the looking glass. Looking back at the childhood mystery that took a lifetime to solve and her tumultuous love life, Alice at last discovers - and embraces - the woman she became when she outgrew Wonderland.

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After World War 2, Hitler escapes to a base in Antarctica in a special disc like craft the Nazis had been working on. The Americans are allegedly in on the deal and so are the Russians.

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Jack's life is pretty good - he has brilliant friends, everyone loves his funny jokes and he's a great inventor. But things are getting complicated. Why does his face now go red when he sees his best friend Anna And to top it off Mum and Rob's wedding seems to be taking over the world. Something really scary has also happened to his mum.

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From humble beginnings in a small-town Salvation Army family to a career as a court chaplain, who gave comfort to some of Australia's most notorious criminals, including accused child killer Kathleen Folbigg , Major Joyce Harmer's life has been one of enormous contrasts. This is the inspiring story of a quiet achiever.

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A week in the life of ordinary people, all of whom find themselves suddenly confronted by love, death, and power in this thematic collection featuring three of Coelho's stories: "By the River I Sat Down and Wept", "Veronika Decides to Die", and "The Devil And Miss Prym".

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In the Hunter Valley, 'Joey' Johns is lauded as a local folk hero, having won the Newcastle Knights their only two grand finals virtually on the back of his individual genius, including one of League's most enduring moments, when Johns created a try for Darren Albert to secure victory with just six seconds remaining in the 1997 grand final.

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Sydney's Kings Cross, 1960: Harriet Purcell leaves her conventional, respectable Bronte home and moves into a rooming house owned by Mrs Delvecchio Schwartz. There Harriet finds a life she relishes.

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Actor, humanitarian, mother, icon: Angelina Jolie is a larger-than-life character, beautiful, compassionate and fascinating in her life and work choices. But beneath this virtuous Madonna image there is a much darker side. Even in an age of 24/7 tabloid excess, Angelina Jolie remains a riddle. This is Morton's highly anticipated biography.

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Once upon a time, there were three mums - Mum A, Mum B and Mum C. Bored with their suburban existence, they decided to add some spice to their lives. For 3 months, they would dare each other to do things. They also dared each other to tell the truth... The truth about who they'd become, compared with who they wanted to be.

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Superbly chronicled by the indomitable Australian photographer Frank Hurley, the narratives of Sir Douglas Mawson and Sir Ernest Shackleton are combined in this timely and immensely readable double volume. With an introduction by Tim Bowden, it is exciting reading for the polar enthusiast and general reader alike.

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The epic story of two of the world's most famous lovers - and the forces of politics, intrigue and ambition that shaped them.

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In his affectionate and gently humorous verses John O'Brien sang of farming life and of the life of Irish settlers in Australia - at home, on the land, and at the Church upon the Hill that is the centre of their lives.

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Secreted in a holiday house on the NSW north coast with friends, Joachim contemplates the awful thing she has done. Should she tell someone - the police, her boyfirend, or perhaps her msyterious friend Vincent She can only see one way out.

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When a portal spins Rosette and Jarrod off in different directions, Rosette is caught in a loop of repeating events. A strange bard helps her find a way back home, but things have changed - Jarrod is missing, her mentor is a child and women are forbidden to carry swords. Rosette and her Temple Cat turn to the future for help - but which future

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An account of the year following the author's move with her partner from Sydney where she had been a literary agent, to the Noosa hinterland to live modestly on a property establishing gardens and chook run, and raising a small herd of cattle.

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Set in 2388, this series explores the possibilities of space colonisation and the ways in which humanity may travel the vast gulfs between the stars.