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Presenting a portrait of Louis XV's famous mistress, this book depicts her as a self-made woman who rose from anonymity in early eighteenth-century Paris to a person of influence in Versailles, describing her training, numerous transformations, marriage, and romance with the king.

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Maggie is 43 years old and looking for romance. She loves her husband, Dan, but his idea of romance is a couple of drinks at the local and an early night. But a chance meeting changes all that, and now Maggie faces tough decisions.

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Her late father, the prominent businessman - and sorcerer - Daniel Beckstrom, has somehow channeled himself into her very mind. With the help of The Authority, a secret organization of magic users, she hopes to gain better control over her own abilities - and find a way to deal with her father.

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Everything has a cost. But some people want to use a magic without paying and they offload onto an innocent. The Hound is employed to identify the spall's caster and Allison Beckstrom is the best House there is. Allison is the daughter of a prominent Portland businessman but she wants to do it her way.

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Peter Beattie has been premier of Queensland since 1998, and has long been admired for being 'one of the people'. Here, in his own direct style, this work reflects on the many important issues facing his party and the nation.

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Berrin has been one of only a handful of humans to escape the control of the evil Malig Tumora. But when Berrin emerges onto the creek bank after a scorpion-like cannon has flooded the tunnels, Malig Tumora's servants, the gruesome-looking Gadges, recapture him. This work is intended for ages 9-13.

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As a writer, magazine editor, popular blogger and media personality, Mia Freedman has been called the voice of her generation. Mama Mia is her story so far.

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Containing two volumes in one book, this book contains the story of a young red heifer who flees the grazing herd for a life of adventure on the open ranges; and the story of a dingo/kelpie cross who is employed to muster sheep, but is forever at war with his wild instincts.

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Food allergy occurs in around 1 in 20 children, with symptoms involving the skin, gastrointestinal tract and respiratory system. This book explains what food allergies are, and gives sensible, practical advice on how to live with, and manage, them. It helps parents navigate common problems and work out long-term solutions.

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This guide shows how the process of meditation can streamline thoughts, desires and goals. This book shows how to overcome built-in barriers by using Nine Spiritual Principles of Manifesting.

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Adelaide's dual premiership captain, Mark Bickley has been a mainstay in Adelaide's line-up since the club's inception. This biography recalls the career of one of the Crow's most reliable players, who as captain helped his team achieve the ultimate back-to-back premierships.

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Arguably the best Touring Car driver of the last decade, Mark Skaife pens a "year in the life of" a reigning V8 Champion from flying down Conrod Straight at nearly 300km per hour to winning the 2001 Bathurst 1000. He also reveals how off-track can be just as competitive as on-track.

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The inspiring story of a young boy from Sydney Panania who grew up to become one of the world's greatest cricketers.

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'It all ended with a shipwreck. Ten years of planning, dreaming, plotting and scheming - gone in one night. Who even heard of shipwrecks these days This is the 21st century, not the 1800s.

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Ameera, 16, is the daughter of an Australian mother and a Pakistani father. She doesn't realise it but her father has made plans to marry her off to a wealthy cousin in Pakistan. When her uncle takes her passport and return ticket away and confiscates her mobile phone, Ameera is trapped ... Ages 14+.

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It was Mary MacKillop's miracles of healing that led her to be canonised as Australia's first saint, but perhaps her most important legacy was the religious order she founded. Mary MacKillop's sisters have been teaching and setting up schools all over Australia and New Zealand since 1867. A fascinating collection of interviews of the sisters.

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A tale of how one man can touch the lives of many. Australian street-kids are the forgotten underclass of society, and this book tells of Father Riley's faltering first steps to helping such children, and his determination to pledge the rest of his life to giving them back their dreams.