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First published in 1886, this vivid and brilliantly plotted murder thriller,is set in the charming and deadly streets of marvellous Melbourne. A wonderful depiction of a bustling yet uneasy city, it has a central place in Australian literary history. It has been declared 'ranks as the most successful detective story of all time'.

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The original blockbuster crime novel, The Mystery of a Hansom Cab sold hundreds of thousands of copies worldwide.

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In this spellbinding new literary novel from award-winning author Gail Jones, the arrival of a mysterious young woman triggers an unstoppable series of events in the nearby town of Broken Hill.

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A cracking rural crime debut that will have you on the edge of your seat until the final page

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A cracking rural crime debut that will have you on the edge of your seat, now available in a smaller format.

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The no-drama novel writing method behind Graeme Simsions global bestsellers

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A clever, thrilling YA about two sisters searching for each other and for truth, against a backdrop of environmental disaster.

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Simon and his parents arrive in the town of Reception and check into the Ottoman Motel. Then, while Simon is asleep, his parents disappear. Are they lost Has something terrible happened to them Have they simply driven away All Simon knows is that he is alone in a strange town. But why does it seem as if no one is trying to find his parents

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Follows the struggles and triumphs of four US Marines and a US Navy carrier pilot fighting in the Pacific region during World War II. Built on hundreds of hours of testimony, as well as diaries, letters and memoirs, this title tells the true stories of men who put their lives on the line for the Allied forces.

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Erica Hazelhurst, a philosopher from Sydney, has been given a project by her university to work on the papers of the late Wesley Antill (The Pages). She travels across the Blue Mountains to his country property with her psychologist friend Sophie.

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A delightful, warm and moving story about Art, a thoughtful boy who learns to celebrate his individuality and uniqueness. From the CBCA Victorian vice president and beloved author of All The Little Tricky Things

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This wide-ranging essay collection serves as a covert memoir of a cult literary figureNew Yorker writer John McPhee.

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A warm and engaging story about dealing with change and finding out who you are.

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A sweeping historical love story that brings Torres Straight Islander culture to life. For readers of Anita Heiss.

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In The Odyssey, Penelope - daughter of King Icarius of Sparta, and the cousin of the beautiful Helen of Troy - is portrayed as the quintessential faithful wife. Atwood's dazzling retelling of the old myth is as haunting as it is wise and compassionate, as disturbing as it is entertaining. She gives the story new life and reality.

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A young man arrives on the plains to document the strange, rich culture of the landowning families. This quest becomes his life. Teju Cole calls Murnane 'a genius on the level of Beckett.'

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Nobel Laureate J. M. Coetzee reaffirms his place as one of the English languages most acclaimed authors with this fascinating examination of life, death and animals

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Batuman searches for the answers to the big questions in the details of lived experience, combining fresh readings of the great Russians with the sad and funny stories of the lives they continue to influence--including her own.