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The fourth exciting adventure in a series about ponies, girls, fun and friendship. Ages 8-12.

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When Lisa Trelaw breaks up with her long-term boyfriend Mike, she realises that she made a big mistake giving up modelling to come home. Meanwhile, Mandy Miratoosi enters a supermodel contest for larger-sized girls and gets to the finals. Lisa and Mandy hook up and find they have lots in common!

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Colette Livermore recounts the horrors she saw and tried to remedy in her work with the sisters of Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity in some of the poorest places in the East.

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Nathan's father, the Grim Reaper, doesn't trust him with a scythe, and for good reason - this kid's dangerous. Nathan is granted the next best thing: the ancestral book of curses "The 101 Damnations" - but only after promising faithfully never to use it.

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When Principal Skullwater bets on the Interghouls' Cricket Cup, the pressure is on the werewolf cricket team. Their team are rubbish, their opponents are pros, and if they lose the match they're expelled from school. Desperate, team captain Jason-Jock Werewolf trawls through his 'magic' book.

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Horror High - don't go there ...When zombie zilch-brain, Mick Living-Dead, makes an IQ-based bet, he couldn't have picked a worse opponent. Mick has no chance in Hell of winning a trivia contest against Mr Noel, Horror High's universally hated science teacher. He must resort to the only honourable option left - cheating.

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It's the annual handball competition at Horror High. The court is marked out in fresh blood and powdered teeth, and every student with their brain sewn in the right way is furiously perfecting their most devious death-plays. Tony Bones-Jones is the molten hot favourite, but an unidentified masked assailant has come roaring up through the ranks.

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As hard as she tries, Shelby just can't stay out of trouble. This time, she and her friends Lindsey and Erin can't resist buying a beautiful, young pony that is going cheap at the horse auctions. For ages 9+.

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In this lively, witty and important book, Julian Lee takes the ethical temperature of Australia. Along the way he takes us on a whistle-stop tour of the main stakeholders in the drive for better living in this country, from organic farmers and fast-food franchises to ethical investors and fair-trade gurus.

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HOW TO LIVE FOREVER by Colin Thompson and illustrated by author. This mythical story is about Peter's journey searching for the book How to Live Forever in a library, with a thousand rooms, that comes alive after closing. Korean edition translated by Lee Ji Won. In Korean. Distributed by Tsai Fong Books, Inc.

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Harry reads books, he asks questions; he's a naturally curious young man. So when he and his parents head out to the country for Great-uncle Frank's fourth wedding, he prepares himself. He learns what he can before they leave. After all, he doesn't want to look stupid when Frank's time in the Vietnam War comes up in conversation. If it comes up.

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The story of a 10-year-old girl who won a divorce from the man she was forced to marry, courageously defying both Yemeni customs and her own family. With harrowing directness, Nujood tells of abuse at her husband's hands, beginning with the very first night of her married life, and ending the day she slipped away during an errand.

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Achieving fame in the eighties with hits like "Barbados" and "Modern Girl", James Freud was voracious for everything and anything life had to offer. This title chronicles James' physical, mental and spiritual demise as time and again he drove himself to the brink of death through booze and drugs, to the despair of his loyal wife and sons.

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Several years ago over 100 well-known Australians tackled the biggest question of all, exploring their personal truths, in a collection of essays. The world has changed and the author asks another 100 Australians to open up their hearts and articulate the beliefs they hold most dear.

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I lost my mobile at the mall and am now facing certain death. My mother will accuse me of being lazy, ungrateful and plain old stupid. My father will sentence me to die by disappointment. I am not an overly dramatic person, but a year's worth of numbers, texts and photos were in my phone, and if I don't get them back my life is not worth living.

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An autobiography of his life by David Stratton. "My only encounter of Federico Fellini occurred in a toilet. This was in 1966, when he was one of the most celebrated and admired film directors of the world." When he was 26, David Stratton directed his first Sydney Film Festival, and then travelled to visit European Festivals. Aust author.

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Crispin Salvador, lion of Philippine letters, is dead. His young acolyte, Miguel, sets out to investigate the author's suspicious death and the strange disappearance of an unfinished manuscript. To understand the death, Miguel scours the life. The literary fragments become patterns, become stories, become epic: a family saga of four generations.

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Imagine this. You are a country boy and just eighteen. The war has been raging for two years and because of your age, you have not been eligible for enlistment. Your mates, older by a few months are joining up and disappearing to the great adventure across the world in Europe.

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Personal privacy is threatened in our present world. Every time an individual uses an ATM, makes a claim on medical insurance, fills a prescription, etc., information about that person is recorded. Karr Robinson is a teenager for whom life is going well. But this changes when both his and his father's identities are obliterated.