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In 1993 Kathleen Evans was diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer; the diagnosis: terminal. She tried to make peace with her past and her God but was desperate to survive long enough to see her youngest son finish school. She and a group of supporters sent their prayers to Sister Mary MacKillop, founder of the Josephite nuns.

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Features stories, poems and illustrations by over thirty of your favourite children's writers and some very famous people from Australia and overseas. This book is suitable for children of ages 10+.

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Over 30 of Australia's favourite childen's writers as well as some overseas writers have contributed the stories, poems and illustrations to this anthology, which will benefit the War Child charity. The stories are aimed at children between the ages of eight and 12.

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Trouble seems to follow Claire and her friends like a shadow and tonight is no exception to the rule. They must find the most difficult documents for a vampire to acquire; people passes that will allow 'bad ass' Morley and his friends to leave Morganville. But with the odds seemingly stacked against them, the big question is... Will they survive

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The Javanese seaside fishing village of Anjer is warm and fragrant. A constant flow of traders and other visitors from all over the world keeps it prosperous and vibrant. So what could be better than being the twelve-year-old son of Anjer's Javanese lighthouse keeper

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Samantha was a highly respected sergeant, but she could have been any woman - her attacker was a junkie after money. Her story touched people everywhere: her resilience, her indomitable spirit and her triumphant return to work after 22 months of rehab is an inspiration to all Australians. This is a brave family's journey to recovery.

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When a brothel madam is shot on a golf course it should be a routine murder enquiry. But there's barely an investigation at all, and Superintendent Swann thinks he knows why. He might have won the first round by forcing a royal commission, but the judge is an ailing patsy and the outcome seems predetermined. And now his daughter has disappeared.

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Rosemarie leaned her weight on the big kitchen knife w ith blind efficiency. No one wanted to know the real secrets , not the really big ones.

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Mirabel, a 17-year-old Australian-born Chinese girl, falls in love with a Chinese soldier stationed in Melbourne during WW II. When their affair is discovered JJ is posted back to China. Mirabel decides to follow him to Shanghai. But China is in the throes of civil war and the Communist army is advancing. Will Mirabel find JJ before it's too late

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Meet fourteen remarkable Australian (and one Kiwi!) jacks and jills of all trades with a wealth of experiences from the good old days to modern times. Hailing from all walks of life, they share their memories with renowned yarn spinner Sandy Thorne in a collection of stories full of wisdom and wit

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In Morganville, violent black clouds promise a storm of devastating proportions. As Claire Danvers and her friends prepare to defend Morganville against the elements - both natural and unnatural - the unexpected happens: Morganville's vampires begin to vanish one by one. Discovering why leads Claire to one last choice.

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Love can make a person do crazy things... A city girl with a morbid fear of deep water, Torre DeRoche is not someone you would ordinarily find adrift in the middle of the stormy Pacific aboard a leaky sailboat - total crew of two struggling to keep an old boat, a new relationship and her floundering sanity afloat.

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Winner of the Adelaide Festival Awards for Literature 2014 nonfiction prize. Shortlisted for the Queensland Literary Awards 2013 nonficiton prize. It's not every day you get to admit you're mad.

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