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Dr Jenny O'Dea's groundbreaking research of 5000 children and their eating habits revealed some shocking facts. Her new 'positive food' approach is based on this valuable research and twenty year's experience as a nutritionist, countless interviews with parents and their children, as well as her own parenting experiences.

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Presents a funny debut from a 2001 Young Author's Award winning novel that claims to splice Tarantino-esque ultra-violence and the cult allure of "The Beach".

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The story of six-year-old Safari, a young African boy brought to Australia for life-changing surgery to treat horrific scarring and deformities caused by serious burns. His courage and determination, and that of all who worked behind the scenes to change his life are an inspiration to us all.

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A true story of a gal with big-city aspirations, but an empty wallet. It chronicles her glamorous rise, her embarrassing fall and her determination to crawl out from under her debt.

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A powerful and telling account of a mother's ongoing battle to help her daughter Jessie recover from heroin addiction, which affects more than 100,000 Australians. The story is not just about Jessie's addiction but the affect it has had on her family and friends - how they dealt with it, and what they have learned from the experience.

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Sickened exposes the twisted bonds of terror and love that made a child willing to sacrifice herself to win her mother's happiness. Interlaced with a fierce humour that somehow makes this story even more powerful, this book leaves an indelible mark on anyone who reads it.

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James Maskalyk set out for the contested border town of Abyei, Sudan, in 2007 as Medecins Sans Frontieres' newest medical doctor in the field. His days were spent treating malnourished children, fending off a measles epidemic, and staying out of the soldiers' way. Six Months in Sudan began as a blog that he wrote from his hut in Sudan.

A guide to solving sleep problems in infants and young children.

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The follow-up to Beautiful Lies. Ridley Jones steps off a street corner into an abyss of violence, deception and fear. Everything she thought was true turns out to be a lie. Just as she's beginning to move on, another seemingly ordinary act puts her life in danger. Ridley risks everything in a race to find the truth before it catches up with her.

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When the author and her husband, Gary, attempt to break away from the conventional 9-to-5 routine, they go on an epic year-long 5000-kilometre walk from Trafalgar Square in London to Morocco and the threshold of the Sahara Desert. This book tells a true tale of an ordinary woman achieving something extraordinary.

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Delivers an unauthorised account of Shane Warne's life, both on and off the field. The author is an award-winning investigative journalist and cricket buff.

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The Emergency Force team, including Marine Mark Harrison, Shuttle pilot Michaela Buchannan and Cyber genius Tom Erickson, employs some of the most advanced equipment on the planet: from Mach-10 jets to incredible cyber-suits... and they'll need all that gadgetry for their first mission - to save the life of US Senator Kyle Foreman.

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Presents the best and worst car names, advertising slogans and technical innovations, the rise of drive-thru culture and four- wheel drives and the films and songs that parked certain cars firmly in our hearts.

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After the death of her husband, pianist Ilona Talivaldis and her daughter Zidra travel to the remote coastal town of Jingera in New South Wales. Ilona, a concentration camp survivor, is searching for peace and an opportunity to start anew. But Jingera is not quite the utopia Ilona imagines it to be - and at risk is the one thing Ilona holds dear.

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This time the author has found the perfect antidote for a broken heart: to pick up his backpack and trek from the southernmost tip of Africa to the pyramids of Egypt by any means possible. But of course! Needless to say, almost every country along the way is in a state of political agitation and he must grapple with wild animals.

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Shares the highs and lows of long distance love. The author ponders if its better to leave or be left and considers abandoning her near perfect life for one of chaos and uncertainty.

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For years Rita Golden Gelman felt she lived someone else's life. She and her husband had a privileged existence, but she wasn't happy. This title presents her journey and personal transformation.

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In all his years on the force, Detective Chief Inspector Pendragon has never seen a murder quite like this one. It isn't the bizarre arrangement of the body, found in a London art gallery, that has Pendragon and his team reeling; it's the meticulous arrangement of an apple in the hole where the corpse's face used to be.