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Rose is just your average Australian teenager, until she decides to create a blog for an English assignment. All of a sudden, everything changes. An elegant stranger arrives to announce that Rose has an aristocratic French grandfather who would like to meet Rose, in person. Ages 12+.

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Shane, an Aboriginal man, moves up the road. He was once close to Matt, Freya's partner, and he not only brings with him a different approach to life, he also has news of a boy who might be Matt's son. Despite wanting to embrace all that Shane represents and the possibility of another child in their life, Freya and Matt stumble.

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2005 was Scott Drapers farewell year in tennis, and his rookie year in golf. Achieving the near impossible in the demanding world of professional sport, Scott has successfully crossed over from one passion to another, from his first love of tennis to a more recent passion for golf.

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In the water, Tracey Wickham was a marvel. Out of it, she was a mess. At 19, the five-time world record holder retired. She got married, had a baby and seemed fulfilled. But lady luck didn't smile on Tracey. Her daughter Hannah, was diagnosed with cancer and when she died Tracey's life spiralled out of control.

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Sara Swan's family has settled the problem of moving house (they are NOT moving!). But now her father is going through a mid-life crisis and leaves home on a Tuesday. And speaking of Tuesdays, Sara discovers that Tuesdays are bad-luck days for her in more ways than one. Does a TV guru turn her life around

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Features the dazzling women of Paris; from Colette to Nancy Mitford; Marie Antoinette to Coco Chanel; Napoleon's Josephine to Edith Wharton. In this book, the author journeys to Paris and takes a very personal tour through the lives, loves and losses of its celebrated women.

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"Two tigers cannot live on one mountain" is a Chinese proverb. There can only be one winner in a battle. A truce, the Chinese say, merely delays the inevitable. In Korea, two brothers fight on opposing sides in a war where black market profiteering is rife, and patriotism and honour have lost their meanings.

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This part-memoir, part-guide documents the experiences of comedian Terri Psiakis during the planning of her wedding. Terri covers everything from The Bloke's proposal to choosing a wedding venue, and the planning of a honeymoon. This entertaining reference gives anything pink and fluffy the big finger in favour of straightforward, practical advice.

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Eve, now 34 and a concert cellist living in London, returns to an Australian country town for the funeral of her old school friend, Meg. As Eve and Sarah, also a school friend, face their friend Meg's death, they must also face the past and the secret the three women shared.

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Cover subtitle: The story of an Australian medical pioneer.

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The compelling true story of the computer underground and the bizarre lives and crimes of an elite group of young Australian hackers. They conquered and created chaos amongst some of the world's biggest and most powerful organisations, including NASA and the US military. Dreyfus and Assange reveal in detail this shadowy and shocking world.

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A gorgeously spooky book about magic, family, power and love. Undine is changing. It starts with a feeling, but as the feeling becomes something more powerful and dangerous, she knows she must find out what is happening to her. Ages 13+.

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Albert Thompson was stolen from his family at the age of four and was unable to resolve his loss. This book asks you to step into Albert Thompson's fictional shoes, and imagine life from the point of view of his daughters, who grew up never knowing they had sisters. One daughter did not even know she had an Aboriginal father.

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Presents a riveting and sobering investigation into Austrlia's race problems, and of how the media demonises Arabs and Muslims. It tells of one man's passionate quest to see justice done, to humanise rather than demonise the people, and how the media get is so wrong.