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This is an insightful story of deception, jealousy, ambition and love. Is any sacrifice too great to keep a family together Australian author.

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When Janet De Neefe first visited Bali in 1984, she didn't expect to fall in love with a Balinese man and make a new life there. In this book, she shares many entertaining stories, as well as delicious recipes handed down through generations of her husband's family.

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Presents the story of Frank Lowy, a Holocaust survivor, who by 1974, had become Australia's dominant mall operator. With Australia conquered, he turned to the US.

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A Penrith boy from a broken home, who retired after 16 years and almost 450 games at the very highest level, Fittler never forgot where he came from. He retained the same larrikin good nature that endeared him to his mates in his first days at the Penrith club. This is his story - a story which offers rare insights.

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Arriving in the city with no money, no job, an indifferent mum and brother, and nowhere to stay, a shy 14 year old boy drifts from the city to the bush and back again, doing what work he can, slowly becoming more alienated and distrustful. This book takes the reader down some dangerous turns to the conclusion.

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Grumpy middle aged man Mark Daplain can complain and does about almost everything. A book for anyone who's ever gnashed their teeth over contemporary stupidity.

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In this book the author has chosen a collection of stories from different areas of Australia that reflect the vivid imagination, strong sense of drama and the intimate understanding of nature that is characteristic of the Aboriginal people of Australia.

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This is a fascinating, frequently hilarious look behind the scenes of Rugby League from someone who's been there, done that and had a few beers with pretty much everyone who's anyone in the game during the last couple of decades.

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Born Eilleen Regina Edwards in 1965, Shania Twain has lived a life rife with triumph and tragedy. In riveting and often heartbreaking prose, Shania shares the pivotal moments of her hardscrabble childhood, revealing in stark detail the difficulties she and her family faced, of her sudden, dramatic rise to stardom, and her recent personal struggles.

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A novel based on David Williamson's screenplay for Peter Weir's classic Australian film. This is the story of two Australian boys who enlist during the first World War and land on the Gallipoli Peninsula under intense Turkish fire.

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Ned is a teenager with an encyclopaedic knowledge of Australian bushrangers. He is also autistic. Erin is a sixteen-year-old trouble- magnet trying to make a fresh start in a new town. Ned never speaks. Erin rarely stops - and when she stands up to a bully, the consequences are catastrophic. Ages 12+.

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Julie is just a teenager when her brother dies, and the following year, she marries Hank. Together they discover that the modern world is complex. To survive, they must find out whether love can keep chaos and madness at bay.

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A book of horror writing from the US, the UK and Australia. Among others, this book includes: a short story from Ray Bradbury; a novella from Peter Straub; and works from Australians - Sara Douglass, Isobel Carmody and Simon Brown.

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Mia Montrose is a 21st century woman with a doctorate in ancient languages, Ashlee Granville is a 19th century clairvoyant, entering into marriage. Lillet de Lac is a 13th century priestess of an ancient order. Despite time, distance and cultures these woman have several things in common. Australian author.

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The past can be a prison which traps us in the illusion that life is hard. Bev Aisbett once again delivers the straight-talking, compassionate advice that has helped tens of thousands of people move past trauma and into hope. Get Over It! is the perfect resource to help you feel more grounded in your ability to face the difficulties in your life.

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Although the percentage of our population actually suffering from severe eating disorders is small, almost all women and men suffer from the modern phenomenon of inappropriate perception of body image. By using the simple language of cartoons and humour, Bev Aisbett helps readers conquer people's idea of their body image.

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Last year, Ling Hunter spend a very eventful summer holiday at the beach. So eventful, in fact, that she's decided to bring some friends back with her to see if they can find the ghost that's haunted her dreams ever since. Ages 10-13. Australian author.

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Set in a remote mountain village in northwestern China, this is an imaginative and tragi-comic love story.

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Featuring characters inspired by her closest friends and relations, the author delivers a series of spine-tingling stories alongside autobiographical snippets that give insights into her life.

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Blaze and Flame have fled Gorthan Spit and are now hunting for Morthred. They know that any confrontation with the sorcerer would probably result in death, but Morthred's ancient spell over the Dustel Islanders must be reversed, or all of the Glory Isles are at risk... This is a fantasy of politics and magic, and history and truth.