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An eye-opening, firsthand account of Indonesia's campaign of terror in Aceh.

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Anders is back - its autumn in the EU, and the temperature is falling in more ways than one when Inspector Anders is ordered back to Italy. Two right-wing politicians have been murdered with an identical M.O. This is Anders' toughest assignment.

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During the winter of 1922, the exploration vessel, Raven, became trapped in the Antarctic ice, entombing 28 men aboard it. This is their story. Ages 14+.

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With a sudden jerk, squealing of brakes and a loud puff of the steam engine, the train shunted forward... At the age of five, Donna was taken away from her natural family and sent to a foster family in Newcastle. In this book, she reflects on her childhood memories and recalls her struggle with her identity.

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John Eales holding the Webb Ellis Cup aloft after Australia's triumph at the 1999 Rugby World Cup. John Aloisi tearing off his jersey after driving home the penalty kick against Uruguay to lead the Socceroos to the 2006 World Cup for the first time in 30 years.

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Sparks fly in this unputdownable young adult novel about two teenagers who don't get along - until it becomes a matter of life or death.

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Jasper Zammit is going to be a soccer legend. The only problem is that he needs to learn how to play first, instead of daydreaming about the future right in the middle of a game with his actual team. When a new girl, Lil, joins the team, Jasper thinks he has found someone as obsessed with soccer as he is. Ages 8+.

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There's a new kid at Jasper's school. His name is Aamir and he can't speak English. But when Jasper remembers his grandad saying that you don't need language to play sport, he takes Aamir onto the soccer field to teach him, but Aamir already has a few tricks of his own. This book is for children aged 8 to 12.

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It's a few weeks before the finals and Coach Wallace has to go overseas, but he leaves the Rovers in the hands of a new coach. His methods lead to bitter divisions and a game that is no longer fun. When Lil's brother arrives home from playing for the state team, he helps the Rovers devise a plan to get them back on track. Ages 8+.

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A biography of Joy Hester, the Australian woman artist married to Albert Tucker, who ran off with Guy Grey Smith, was a friend of Sunday Reed, and part of the art circle which included Sydney Nolan in the1940s and 1950s. Ignored in her lifetime (1920-1960) and neglected until the 1980s, she drew mainly with brush and ink.

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'On Taris, we shave our heads. No. That's wrong. On Taris, we have our heads shaved for us.' You'd think life in a peaceful tropical island community would be idyllic. But the people of Taris follow strict rules to keep their isolated society functioning. Ages 12+. (SA: Year 6 - Year 9).

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As her parent's slept on Friday 13, 1973, 17-month old Diedre Kennedy was snatched from her cot. Dressed in women's underwear her chubby thigh showed bruising from bite marks, she had been bashed, sexually assaulted and strangled.

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For book-loving 12-year-old Ananka, life will never be the same after she ventures into a hole near her New York apartment. Not only does she discover the mysterious Second City beneath the streets of New York, she is introduced to Kiki Strike, the black-clad Vespa-riding, cafe-au-lait drinking girl superspy.

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Join Kiki and the Irregulars in another underworld - and underground - adventure. With Oona taking the lead this time, the Irregulars band together to protect New York City and its secret subterranean world, doing battle along the way with Manhattans gangsters, rodents, diamond merchants, society figures, and assorted forces of evil. Ages 12+.

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Both a haunting memoir and a gripping legal thriller, this is the story of David Dow, a Texas Death Row Attorney, whose life is thrown upside-down when he becomes convinced that one of his clients is innocent.

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In this definitive, graphically chilling account of child killer Derek Ernest Percy's life, the author conducts a forensic examination of the crimes, the man and his modus operandi. Marshall also seeks to unravel the truth about the monster whose lonely, idiosyncratic character has deceived the best psychiatric minds for 40 years.