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Mak Vanderwall is hired by a widowed mother to track down her missing 19-year-old son. Has he come to harm Or has he run off with a bizarre troupe of shady French cabaret artists Is their horrifying past fact or fiction Meanwhile, Mak is increasingly obsessed with the powerful Cavanagh family and it seems they may not have forgotten Mak either.

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Edited by Drusilla Modjeska, acclaimed author of the Orchard, Poppy and Exiles at Home, this famous anthology explores the sometimes joyous, sometimes vexed world of sisters, with stories and essays by six of Australia's finest writers comprising: Gillian Mears; Elizabeth Jolley; Helen Garner; Beth Yahp; Drusilla Modjeska; and Dorothy Hewett.

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Slave has been owned by Sondelle since he was a child. Escaping through the catacombs, Slave is almost killed by a revenant warrior spirit. He gains his freedom only by swearing fealty to this dangerous creature. Sondelle's hunters track the escapee and in a fight to the death, Slave discovers that the revenant warrior has given him a 'blessing'.

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Following two women friends from small-town girlhood to tough choices of middle age, this is a story of women's friendship.

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As a baby, Dane Waites didn't smile at his parents, or meet their gaze - Dane smiled at the shadows of moving trees. It was when Dane was five years old that his mother Junee recognised that her son had autism. This book reveals the joys and heartache of bringing Dane up.

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A wagon train crosses the country to the promised land of California, only to be halted in the final stages by an early winter in the high reaches of the mountains. The emigrants endure the bitterest of winters with only the most slender of supplies.

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A follow-up title to the best-selling "So Gross!", this is a collection of seven funny and revolting stories. Aimed at ages 7-14, it is intended for fans of cockroaches, vomit, boogies and turds.

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Four new smelly and gross stories to rot your socks - PLUS the added extra of some particularly putrid poems! If you've ever wondered what happens in a Fart Factory or what if feels like to be stuck in a fridge, now's your chance to find out. More seriously revolting stories to curdle your stomach and addle your brain. Ages 8+

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What happens when your mother feed you more roughage in a week than a health farm dishes out in a year A collection of seven of the funniest and most revolting stories ever, this book is intended for ages 8 and over.

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Have you ever had a cockroach in your undies or taken part in a cheese race These are only two of the serious issues tackled by JA Mawter in this fifth book of the "So!" series. It is suitable for children aged eight and above.

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Shep Knacker has saved for 'the Afterlife', an idyllic retreat in the Third World where his nest egg can last forever. Exasperated that his wife, Glynis, has concocted endless excuses why it's never the right time to go, Shep announces he's leaving for a Tanzanian island, with or without her. Yet Glynis has some news of her own:she's deathly ill.

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A collection of seven revolting and funny stories.

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A collection of putrid and disgusting stories. Jake is determined to go on the school choir trip, but a stint of babysitting his so-called cute little baby brother ensures that poor Jake ends up going nowhere fast. And where do babies really come from This work is intended for children aged eight and above.

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An amusing, often outrageous, collection of the best columns Robert G.Barrett wrote for People magazine, focusing on Australian life and its heroes and villains.together these columns represent an often funny, always entertaining and uniquely telling assessment of modern-day Australia.

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It is 1942, Joey and his mum have left the city and the danger of bomb attacks. But Joey discovers a Japanese soldier hiding in the hills outside the country town where they now live. What can he do

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What happens to the elite, close-knit soldiers of Australia's Special Air Service (SAS) Regiment after they leave the world of special forces From Iraq and Afghanistan to Africa and Asia, defence writer Ian McPhedran uncovers a virtually unknown network and tells how Australia's top soldiers are forever linked in a seemingly borderless world.

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A POW in World War II, Red O'Hara now lives like a hermit on a remote island off New Zealand. When the feisty Rosie inherits the property of one of his neighbour's, he resists her presence, but eventually his feelings towards her change dramatically.

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Kidnapped as a child, Aminata Diallo is enslaved in South Carolina but escapes during the Revolutionary War. In Manhattan, she becomes a scribe for the British, recording the names of blacks who have served the King and earned freedom in Nova Scotia. But the hardship and prejudice there prompt her to follow her heart back to Africa.

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Presents stories that feature killer trout, trophy marlin, vengeful giant turtles, frozen margaritas, and exorcism and a fat kid you'll just hate. There would be romance, but for the fact there's this fish that does really funny things to your libido... This work is from the author of "Dead Fishy".