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Each year in Australia crimes are committed so evil, that their perpetrators are sentenced to the maximum punishment that the law allows. In his third book of case studies on the subject, the author examines some of these cases.

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Belle Goose falls in love with the mysterious and sparkly Edwart Mullen in this hilarious send-up of Twilight. After witnessing a number of strange events Belle has a dramatic revelation: Edwart is a vampire. But how can she convince Edwart to bite her and transform her into his eternal bride, especially when he seems to find girls so repulsive

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When Sir Anthony Malory's daughter is abducted, Boyd Anderson, a notoriously hot-headed American sea captain, helps Anthony look for the girl. Katey Tyler has fled her small-town American home hoping to find adventure and romance on a grand tour of Europe. Her path crosses Boyd's when she finds a little girl bound and gagged.

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Lizzie hasn't realised that she's dead yet. She can't understand why everyone is ignoring her when all she wants is a little sympathy. She has been in an accident, after all. Next day at work, she meets two spirits who've been sent to break the news.

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Respected journalist Derek Pedley delves into the mind and modus operandi of Brendan James Abbott, aka The Postcard Bandit. Escaping from jail and on the run, Abbot traversed the nation with regularity and breadth previously unheard of in the world of crime, sending, to police, postcards from the places he visited.

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Few know the story of the Warsaw Ghetto and the Polish Resistance. Even fewer know the stories of the children caught in it. Nocturne is a powerful and inspiring testament to resilience and courage in the face of cruelty and betrayal.

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Weaving together memoir and reportage, Ayaan confronts the complacency and ignorance that often colour intellectual debate on Islam. With disarming honesty, she shares her experiences, doubts and insights.

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Danny Murphy is going to meet his brother, Jimmy. they haven't seen each other in over twenty years. On the way to the meeting, Danny remembers the good times and the bad times, the fun and the fights - and the one big row that drove them apart. Will they fight again or will they become the friends they used to be Danny doesn't know.

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This is the true story of a six-year-old girl named Elena and her battle against cancer. Written through the eyes of her parents as a remembrance for her younger sister, her daily story tells of humility and inspiration as she lives each day, one at a time.

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Greg Page will always be synonomous with the children's supergroup The Wiggles and is forever imprinted in our memory as the yellow Wiggle.

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A surfing diary of the year 2000 by World Champion Mark Occhilupo's as he travels the world: Fiji, South Africa, the tournament at Bells, and more.

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A story about human endeavour, testing the limits of physical and mental endurance and team cohesion. This is an account of the Volvo Ocean Race; a competition in which the participants must cover more than 32,000 miles in nine months and conquer the world's oceans.

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It started with some missing cobblestones and a bump on the head of one of Rodent City's youngest police rats. But this time it's not the mice who are to blame... and even botching the investigation and losing his job can't stop Rodent City's finest detective (self-confessed) from pursuing the case. Ages 9-13.

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A year has passed since the curious incident of the exploding cheese almost destroyed Rodent City, and Octavius O'Malley is enjoying life as the new Chief of Police. But one day the leader of the notorious River Road Mouse Gang bursts into Octavius' office with the news that Patrick the Magnificent is missing ... Ages 9+.

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Queenslander Olive Weston was fifteen when she lied about her age and joined the American Army during World War II. Four years later, after working in many army hospitals and doing a stint in New Guinea, she was repatriated. Later married, her only child was disabled, and Olive set about improving conditions for the disabled.