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Stunning debut from an enormously talented young writer with an entirely original voice. This masterful novel transports us to Malaysia circa 1980, as the prosperous Rajasekharan family of Big House, Ipoh, slowly peels away its closely guarded secrets.

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Propelled by grief following her father's death, a teenager travels from rural Australia to the highlands of Nepal. Her journey brings her closer to peace and leads her to take vows as a Buddhist nun. This work reveals the joy and peace that so many followers of Buddha's teachings have found.

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When five superpowers put their head together in the name of global political stability, the result is Exit. Ray Cain, Exit's most talented agent, trained for a long term mission in Pakistan, now faces retirement. But Cain, recalled for one last straightforward mission, finds himself in the midst of a gathering storm.

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The skate park has been built and is about to be officially opened. It's meant to be for skateboarders, skaters, scooters and BMX bikes to share, but a decision has been made to ban the bikes. The Freewheelers must take on the skateboarders to win the park back for the BMX riders. Ages 10-14.

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Dirk has fled Senet ahead of his pursuers and finds himself in the company of rebels and smugglers. He now has some very hard choices to make, and the sheltered life he has on the island of Elcast with his family does not seem to have prepared him for the person he finds himself becoming.

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A commercial military thriller about a Top Gun graduate who sets up his own flying school in the Nevada desert. But fighter pilots who train at his school go on to launch a military attack on a US nuclear plant in India.

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Twelve-year-old Angus lives and breathes horses. His father is a horse trainer, and on most mornings before school, Angus is helping him. However, Angus discovers illegal goings-on at the local stud farm and, with the help of his friends, investigates the possibility that they are cloning famous racehorses. Ages 9-13.

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After suffering near-fatal injuries, Lynan Rosetheme, holder of the Key Union, is healed through the blood of the vampire Silona. He awakes to find he has found refuge from his avenging sister, Areava, queen of Grenda Lear. He must win back his inheritance from Areava and her allies.

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Simon is a fireworks maker who used to be a dark magician; a difficult man with a dangerous past. His son Casimir, has always known part of the truth about him. But when Simon's enemy, the sinister magician Circastes, reappears in their lives, Casimir is caught in a web of murder, deceit, and magic. Ages 12+.

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Denying orthodox medical thought about the basic four food groups, and debunking myths about protein and milk requirements, this eating programme shows how to exploit the body's natural instincts and eat in accordance with a natural digestive cycle.

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The murder of his best friend and fellow airman by Islamic terrorists thrusts F-14 pilot Tony Vialli into a dangerous game of revenge that will pit a group of Israelis against a group ensconced in the Iranian mountains.

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The City has called on Danielle Forest, Virtual Engineer, to find the source of a new flu epidemic that is infecting the City and threatening the Outlands. The disease partially kills, and those infected become zombies, intent on killing all around them... Intended for ages 12+, this is the finale to the "Outlands" trilogy.

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Written with Leavesley and Biro's clinical flair and knack for diagnosing the truth, this book aims to reveal the often dark and seamy side of human nature and uncovers the details the forensic pathologists missed.

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Only Melissa Hawach knows the moment when she decided she was prepared to become a fugitive to regain her two young daughters. Now at last, read the full details of the story that gripped Australia.

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An entertaining and lively history that covers ambergris--a digestive byproduct from whales that is in most perfumes and one of the world's most expensive substances. Kemp presents an informative account of the natural history of whales, squid, ocean ecology, and the perfume industry.

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Francis Sprigge and Lilian Powys move to the Blue Mountains, following their dreams of creativity and love. But as Francis pursues his gift for designing exquisite wallpaper, Lilian finds that the ordinary life she craves remains frustratingly beyond reach. Lilian cannot outrun her demons, and cracks soon appear in the family's harmonious veneer.

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The true story behind the poem that inspired millions.

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Rufus Dawes, condemned to transportation for a crime he did not commit, is an important character in Australian literature. Set in convict Australia, this colonial novel is a narrative of great suffering - of whips, chains and man's inhumanity.