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The author shows how children can easily and quickly set up a garden and be able to eat things from it with little financial outlay and not too much work.

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Examines and explains strategies for the selection and acquisition of investment properties. The author sets out his famous strategy of 'leapfrogging', which allows you to buy a series of investment properties without taking money out of your pocket.

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Toby Jones is no ordinary schoolboy. As well as being an awesome cricketer, he's a time traveller who gets to watch the most exciting games in the history of cricket. Ever. But sometimes this leads to trouble. Featuring fascinating Twenty/20 cricket facts and a ton of tips from fast bowler Brett Lee, Howzat! wraps up the series in thrilling style.

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For years, Janet Elder said no to her son's pleas for a dog. Then, Janet was diagnosed with breast cancer. Granting Michael's wish with a sweet, mischievous poodle called Huck seems the perfect antidote. But when the family took a vacation, little Huck had to be left behind and he ran away from his minder.

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John's broader coverage of the evolution of sexual intimacy in the animal kingdom demonstrates that the gap between human and animal behaviour is not as large as many of you might have thought.

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Presents the tale of an artist who made it from the suburbs to the top of the pop music charts, graced the cover of every music magazine and lived the rock 'n' roll dream. Freud did the whole sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll thing, and is proof that there is life after rock.

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The first in an all-new trilogy inspired by Isaac Asimov's legendary science fiction collection, I, ROBOT. These books have been officially authorised by the Asimov estate.

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Excitement is high for football fanatics Eion, Shane and Mick, who work abroad. For these emigrant friends, home is no longer where the heart is. Home is where the Irish football team plays, and there will be many adventures on and off the pitch before the final whistle blows.

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In the darkest days of the Second World War, a bereaved wife learns that her husband has kept an enormous secret, he has fathered an illegitimate child to another woman. She steals the child to raise as her own, and disappears into a new life in Kenya.

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Most people dabble in a bit of family history. Tony De Bolfo's interest in his family's migration from Italy has led him on a moving journey through the lives of hundreds of migrant families.

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Danielle has always been "linked" to others, but when she is banished from the city, she no longer has fast access to information, food and friends. Soon after her move, an injured young girl turns up on her doorstep. She soon dies, and Danielle cannot let go of the mystery of her death.

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Something isn't right in Teasdale. The school's top swimmer and top pupil have lost to rivals from Explore!, the new learning and technology centre promoted by the principal. The Clued-Up Six set out on an investigation into the rivals in an urgent bid to uncover the truth. Ages 10 - 13.

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Battered and bruised, suffering grievous loss, the Company enters the great City of Instruere. They have to warn the Council of Faltha of the Destroyer's threat. They find Instruere to be a city divided against itself and the Watchers are nowhere to be found.

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Berrin and the Rats return to battle against the evil of Malig Tumora. Berrin has heard of a special moth that feeds on the purple flowers that keep the grown-ups in Malig Tumora's power. Can Berrin and the Doomsday Rats find this precious moth before Malig Tumora discovers it and destroys their last hope Ages 8-13.

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Award-winning ABC journalist Sally Neighbour has reported on the rise of terrorism in South East Asia: the motivation, the leaders, the followers and the methods of training. In this book, she takes readers into the worlds of the men who masterminded terrorist acts.