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As a boy growing up in during the Depression, Cliff Nichols watched alcohol rob his mother of her hope, her beauty, her life. And he vowed he'd never touch a drop. Until one night, at the age of nineteen, he said to a mate, 'One beer can't hurt, can it' By the age of thirty-six Cliff is homeless, shattered and walking skid row.

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Presents an adventure story and a portrait of the life and troubled times of the brumby, and the mountain people who live alongside them. Brumbies hold a special place in the hearts of many Australians, and the slaughter of more than 500 in Guy Fawkes National Park caused public outrage. This book presents the author's quest for a wild brumby.

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A sequel to the controversial "Jesus the Man". Thiering argues that Jesus was a central figure in a political movement to overthrow the pagan Roman Empire. Although crucified, he did not die on the cross but lived on to play an important role in the evolution of a new underground religion.

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Locked up and abused at 13, a mother at 17, married to a celebrity footballer at 25, jailed for drug trafficking at 28, and witness to murder at 30, tells the extraordinary true story of a woman who not only transformed her life, but who continues to give hope and inspiration to women battling to make a life for themselves.

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Presents a line up of prominent Australian women share their stories of having babies after the age of 35. They talk about their personal stories raise important issues about juggling parenting and career, about the social implications for the children of older parents, and the rewards of becoming a parent after a certain age.

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Marie de France's destiny was forever changed by a meeting with a mysterious knight. Now, newly widowed and on her way to her ancestral home, Marie comes face to face with another aspect of her destiny in a passionate encounter with the famous Richard the Lionheart.

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A simple, step by step program that details the nuts and bolts of how the author lost weight and has helped over 200 clients through her 5 Kilo Club at Fernbank Fitness Centre.

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A story about a woman who gets a chance to abandon her stressful job, make a fresh start in Italy, have a passionate affair and open a whole new chapter on life.

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Buddhism teaches us that sorrow provides our most important lessons, particularly those regarding inner wisdom. This book addresses life's most universal difficulties in a way that is accessible to all. It reminds us that hiding from our wounds is futile, but embracing them leads to a better understanding of ourselves.

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From the time he was three or four, John Elder Robison realised that he was different from other people. He was unable to make eye contact or connect with other children, much to his distress, and by the time he was a teenager his odd habits, such as a tendency to blurt out non sequiturs, had earned him the label 'social deviant'.

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In 2004, Brent Jeffs filed the first sexual abuse lawsuit against Warren Jeffs, his uncle, the president and prophet of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, the polygamous Mormon sect. Lost Boy shows how cults like FLDS control their members, how their absolute power corrupts their leaders, and how hard it is to escape.

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When Jonathan Harley is offered his dream job as a foreign correspondent, he is no longer so sure he wants it. He's just fallen in love. But he can't pass up the chance of becoming the ABC's man in South Asia. A moving memoir of a young journalist on a mission to make sense of life in a part of the world that never makes sense.

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Clairvoyant, medium, healer and Spiritualist Church minister, Margaret Dent tells the story of her life and her experiences, with teachings and insights into such topics as the landscape of the spiritual world to astral travelling, spirit guides and healing.

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When Michael J Fox announced to the world that he had Parkinson's disease, a degenerative neurological condition, he had been secretly fighting it for almost ten years. With the same energy, and passion he invests in his performances, Fox recounts the incredible story of his life-changing experiences - and what Parkinson's has given him.

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Two friends - Ruth and Mim are in their early thirties, and have known each other since they were twelve. They met when Ruth went on holiday in Mim's home town, on NSW's Central Coast, the summer after Ruth's mother died. Mim helped her through this, and they became 'friends for life'.

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Joan Sauers, bestselling author of Ageing Disgracefully and mother of a teenage daughter, gives us her warm, witty and wise take on the whole mother-daughter bond. With more than 300 tips, gentle advice, pithy observations and poignant moments in an attractive gift format, this book will appeal to women of all ages and stages of life.

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