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Climbers and creepers are plants that can be grown to use vertical space to give an extra dimension to a garden landscape.

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(Paperback)

(Paperback)

What do you do when your dad loses his job and begins to change A young girl with a grand plan is determined to make her father feel wanted, again. Hidden away at the bottom of a small, messy garden she sets quietly to work... A touching story where hope and understanding finally blossom.

(Hardback)

(Paperback)

This book presents a selection of the most successful and easily grown annuals and perennials for your garden.

(Paperback)

This book presents some of the most successful and easily grown shrubs for your garden. A valuable introduction to growing these long lived plants, this new book will help gardeners choose and plant with confidence.

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In 1998, Helen Razer, JJJ icon, was forced to reassess her high profile life when she found herself suffering symptoms associated with the anxiety and depression spin cycle. In her usual irreverent, urbane style Helen chronicles her own painful but ultimately transformative experience, speaking bravely and honestly.

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(Paperback)

Lisa Atwood tried to keep a diary once, but it wasn't a success. But then Lisa realises that there are times when she needs a private place to record her thoughts - both the frustrating ones and the good things, like the excitement Lisa feels when she masters a new riding skill. This book presents the memories she wants to keep forever.

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(Paperback)

Old family secrets are hard to unravel and since your mother has lost her memory, she can tell you nothing. You are on your own and time is running out. A gripping psychological thriller that will keep you guessing.

(Hardback)

The city is no place for a polar bear like George Being homesick is making George a terrible grump. Not knowing where home is makes it even worse. So George sets off on a search. He isn't sure what home looks like, but he'll know it when he finds it.

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(Paperback, Media tie-in)

Stevie Lake is in big trouble. She's failing classes and has to pull up her grades, or it's summer school, and no riding. She has one last chance to redeem herself: write a report explaining why she hasn't done her schoolwork, and make the explanation good. Her friends will help with whatever it takes to get her through this crisis. Can she do it

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There's a strike! And George Dobson knows that when his father is arrested, the whole family will end up paying. The battle line is drawn, and it's the bosses against workers, workers against scabs. One minute a scab is someone who takes your job when you're on strike: a faceless, brainless traitor with no backbone. The next it's all different.

(Hardback)

(Paperback)

In 1878 the man once hailed as the Angel Pope dies, thus ending what became the longest and most execrated papacy in history. Unaware of his scandalous paternity, his son joins the Church, and the treacherous drama of his disillusion unfolds. By the author of "No Country for the Young Men".

(Hardback)

Come celebrate the adventurer lurking in every grandad, pop and pa My Pa is not a quiet Pa, a sit-and-read-the-news Pa. My Pa is a Wild Pa - and Wild Pas are lots of fun.

(Hardback)

(Hardback)

Wombat is big and puggle is small - watch them play and have a ball Join in the mischief as a little wombat and an echidna puggle play with opposites and word pairs. This beautiful new board book by RenUe Treml features her trademark gentle, playful rhymes and stunning illustrations of Australian animals.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

Inspired by his young son Charley's passion for Japanese comics and animated film, Peter Carey and Charley set out to explore the history and culture of Japan. Lead by their adolescent guide, a character straight out of manga, father and son search for what they come to refer to as their own 'real Japan'.

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On the run again from the lord Robert - the man who killed her mother and is quite prepared to kill Janna to keep his secret - Janna takes refuge at Wiltune Abbey. There she desperately seeks to learn to read, so she can uncover the truth about her unknown father. But first there are mysteries to be solved. Ages 12+.