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Brett Lee is hailed as a once-in-a-generation cricketer. His brother, Shane, is also an impressive player and an allrounder of great talent. This is the story of the brothers' stratospheric rise from State cricket to donning the baggy green.

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The legends of Australian fantasy. Come to Erith, to a faerie tale with a sting, or to Obernewtyn, long before the Seeker was born. Revisit a dark pocket of history for the Magician's Guild or get caught up in the confusion of an endlessly repeating day in the Citadel. Cross the wall, where Charter magic is all that lies between you and and death.

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Set in Bondi and the Central Coast, this is vintage Les Norton, who has been called in to help Albanian would-be filmmaker Bodine Menjou locate a missing script. Les is giving advice to Bodine, dealing with an enraged ice addict who won't stay down, and confronting a shot gun and an exploding building.

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Boojum Bark is a werewolf - and a hero. He doesn't really want to be a hero, but it's in the family. Now he has to go to Hero School to learn the Right Way to achieve hero status. But something strange is happening at the School for Heroes. Could the school be under attack If so, by whom Who will protect it Can Boojum sniff out the perpetrators

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Rachel is German and Jewish. With the outbreak of World War II, their lives are changed. The family are forced to move from their comfortable home into cramped housing, and when the Nazis arrive to finally take the family away they don't know what is to become of them. But Rachel's father gives her instructions that save her life.

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Aisbett has conquered and tamed her panic attacks, and in this book she shares the insight she has gained into personal change through the process of overcoming her personal monster. She demonstrates how to get in touch with our inner self, let suffering go and replace it with understanding.

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PR whizz Cassandra Daley isn't afraid of using all the dirty tricks of the trade to spin a story her way. A glamorous city-slicker, she has never given much thought to wildlife until she humiliatingly loses a PR war with a potoroo.

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In this book, George Dawson, a 101-year-old man who learned to read when he was 98, reflects on the philosophy he learned from his father, a belief that "life is so good" as he offers valuable lessons in living and a fresh, first-hand view of America during the 20th century.

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Many of us arrive at a point in our life where we can't go on the same way anymore. This process workbook is to take us through an experience of self-therapy and recovery. It includes a reference section, checklists, anecdotes and a workbook component.

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These are powerful tales of living and dying, of destiny and choice, of love lost and found. Sometimes humourous, sometimes serious, but always profound, this book, like all of Coelho's work, explores what it means to be truly alive.

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Manette Ansay ("Ann") grew up in a small town, not unlike the one she immortalised in "Vinegar Hill". Her passion was the piano, which she practised for hours each day. This is the story of how ill health forced her to abandon her musical career and how she built a new life as a writer.

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On the world of Ranadon, there is no night and both suns shine brightly. The intervention of Belagren, High Priestess of the Shadowdancers, has banished the Age of Shadows from the skies. Belagren's power is unquestioned until circumstances tip political rivalries into a deadlier game altogether.

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Sam Davies discovers that the house next door to his Aunt's is being used to store action figures waering rugby league gear. Not just any action figures, but real life models of his favourite players. Ages 10+.

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After the death of his son to SIDS, the author realised the need to live each day to the full. This book contains personal stories and anecdotes that gives the reader the tools required to make the most of every day without anxiety or regret.

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Over twenty-five tales of grisly murders and suspicious killings are laid out for inspection, including the story of the Police Killers and tales of the seedy Melbourne underworld

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Based on the author's own experience, this guide covers how to overcome panic attacks, severe anxiety, anger, procrastination - common social and emotional problems. The book deals with the issues in a humorous way, and is illustrated with cartoons by the author.

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As the seventh born of the seventh born, Ari Greimshaw has the gift of second sight. She didn't ask for this gift and she doesn't want it either. Ages 13+.