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Mum and Cara are back in the 21st century and with them is Steven Plumtree, the blacksmith's apprentice they met in the 19th century. They now have to try to explain their time-travel adventure to Dad and Craig and, of course, Steven. This book is for children aged 11 and above.

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Corsanon's warriors are a vanished race ... or so Rosette thought. Then the portal drops her in the middle of an armed legion. Before she and Drayco can escape, Teg is injured and the Sword Master imprisoned. The glamour she spins to rescue her father sets in motion a series of events that may sunder Earth and Gaela forever.

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the latest scholarship, particularly of contemporary women exegetes, enhances this easy-to-use guide to Gospel studies. Written with sensitivity to gender issues in scholarship and language, this revised and expanded edition of the popular Jesus, Mystery and Surprise is enriched with new photographs of biblical sites and atrefacts.

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Presenting a plan based on the concept of "what the mind can conceive and believe - the mind can achieve", this guide shows how to rid the mind of cobwebs and provides advice on how to find satisfaction in a job, how to raise energy levels, and how to master the technique of "get up and go".

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Based on eyewitness accounts, this work looks at the true story of the Port Arthur massacres.

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In the Summerland, life is perfect. Although Iddy cannot remember her past, she feels safe and secure with the people of this country town. But Iddy gradually finds out there are things in this place that nobody wants to talk about, like the Shadow house. What is it and why is it here

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Imagine you grew up in a strict Baptist home where cooking on Sunday was forbidden and where women were considered to have no future other than to be a man's helpmeet. What if you refused to accept your God-given place and ran off with a heroin addict And just as you found your true love, you were diagnosed with cancer

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It's the school holidays and Mum announces to Jack and his annoying younger sister, Samantha, that they are all going on a family holiday to the Gold Coast. And family means Nanna, sort-of-stepdad Rob and his son, Leo, as well as Jack's friend Anna.

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Gives an insider's view of a line-up of surfing's most interesting characters. At turns funny and sad but always inspiring, this work lifts the lid on one of the world's most dynamic, enigmatic and mysterious sports. The characters include Mick Fanning, Joel Parkinson, Dean Morrison, Keiren Perrow; CJ Hobgood, and David Rastovich in Peru.

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An invaluable tool for anyone who is confused about their direction, frustrated with the current job market, or determined to find the right career for them. This updated edition shows job seekers how to identify their strengths, refine their aspirations and turn them into a workable goal.

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My father was no ordinary man and his was no ordinary life ... Seeing Geoffrey Rush play his father Harold in Swimming Upstream, written and co-produced by his brother Tony, was the catalyst for John Fingleton to uncover the story no one had told, of what made his father the man he was.

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What terrible secret has torn Jessica and Elizabeth apart Ten years after graduating from Sweet Valley High, the Wakefield twins have had a falling-out of epic proportions. After Jessica commits a complete and utter betrayal, Elizabeth flees to New York. But she can't forget her twin's duplicity and decides to seek revenge.

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The weekend Aaron Wheeler takes his girlfriend home changes everything. Suzanne's presence ignites long-brewing tensions between Aaron and his younger brother Jack. The weekend ends in tragedy, with Lila, Aaron and Jack's younger sister, an only child with one brother dead and the other disappeared.

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Tory's new twin babies, only a few days after their birth, are switched with changelings. Tory seeks the counsel of the Tablet of Destinies. To reclaim the children, Tory and Maelgwyn must journey to the Fourth Dimension. At the same time, other human breeds are on the brink of war and Tory and Maelgwyn must divide their energies.

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Sandra Hall's thoroughly researched and lively account of Ezra Norton's life is a significant work. It not only sheds new light on an influential and individualistic character, it also traces tabloid journalism's evolution and offers insights into the Australia in which the Nortons thrived.

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In Greycliffs, where Anya lives, the people work hard in the slab- rock quarry for most of their life. A rockfall that Anya foresaw in her dreams is blamed on her and she is sent away to the Mountain; a place for those who are different - the Pastseers. For the first time in her life, Anya is accepted, able to be herself.

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Kicking goals, winning premierships - Alastair Lynch did it all. But his greatest victory was beating chronic fatigue syndrome. This is the story of his fight, not just to play football, but to be able to get out of bed every day. And to remember never, ever, to take his health for granted again.

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Emilio De Lugio (ED) is the youngest of four brothers, all of them motocross enthusiasts. As the youngest, he's always been support crew, fixing up his brothers' bikes, rather than racing. But this time, as a result of losing a bet with his brother Tony, he's reluctantly competing in a race. Ages 10+.

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As parents, the greatest skill we teach our children is talking and communicating. Effective communication opens doors at school, work and in relationships. This text is designed as a guide for parents, who can contribute to their child's ability to talk.

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