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Blaine Colton is pulled into a chilling conspiracy when he discovers embryonic clones with his name on them.

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Josh Hammonds not who he says he is. To stay alive, he must guard his identity, existing isolated from his former life and those he loves.

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Percy and Mabel must confront the issues raised by the war; internment of German born Australians, the push for conscription, the rush of young men to fight on the battlefields of Europe, and divisions in the Australian population over enlistment.

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Can I Sleep Tomorrow is a fun filled bedtime adventure about a girl who can't sleep. All she does is imagine adventure, musics, creativity and much more instead of falling asleep. But will her imagination help her sleep anyway

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MJ learns that she could be tutored in a few life lessons too: That sometimes theres good reason to skip chemistry tutorials. That intelligence is so much more than a grade average. And that sometimes you cant beat the chemistry.

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When Ivy steps over the cattle grid, reality hits. Capricorn Station is vast, desolate and Central to Nowhere. But Ivy has come too far to back out now. Shes left her past behind her and is desperate to make this work.

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Andrew has taught in various tertiary institutions and prisons, pastored two churches, and written and edited for a Christian ministry. In addition to ongoing writing and preaching, he currently lectures part-time in creative writing at Sheridan Institute of Higher Education.

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Jaime is a third-culture kid brought up in Pakistan, returning to Australia for senior high. How will she fit in This is a story of living beyond borders, and discovering the gift of adapting to new cultures, especially ones own.

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Dust Makers: people, machines, attitudes, evidence. Who are we when the stakes are our survival, and the change makers might be us

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Tragedy, grief and separation threaten Shiro and shackle Lakshmi in the bondage of class distinction. Can Anthonys love of justice set right the wrongs of the past

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A heartfelt tale of belonging, love and the healing power of story, set in the Outback

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Flying Blind is the story of 15-year-old Essie becoming herself and surviving the effects of an abusive friendship in high school. Sometimes searching for significance and trying to fit in will lead to blind loyalties before we can recognise our true friends.

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His story comes alive in this dramatised biography that relays the humanity, humour, and heart of the man widely regarded as one of the most significant and influential missionaries in the history of the Christian Church.

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All the poems are written in a form traditional to Japan, an ancient poetic form known as tanka (or waka).

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Lianas Dance is a stand alone novel from Rosanne Hawke, inspired by a character from Rosannes Beyond Borders series. Lianas school friends are taken hostage in Pakistan. Liana and her music teacher journey to bring them home.

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Graceland finds herself noticed by Cooper Dally. Popular boy and Mikaelas EX-BOYFRIEND. Now shes the centre of attention: big parties, new dresses and girlfriend to Cooper. But Cooper has expectations Graceland cant meet. And when the truth behind Mikaelas leaving comes out, Graceland realises Cooper might not be the guy she thought he was.

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Mortal Insight, E.B. James' new novel, brings you conspiracy, crime, action and asks the question: when your life is at stake, are some truths worth bringing out into the open

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Phil Roland is a hero. HeAzAzAzs saved his dadAzAzAzs company, solved his dadAzAzAzs murder and exposed a mafia ring.But now a mega-distributor, PFG, is threatening to ruin their company.

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She is determined to intervene and help them find happiness, until trauma in her own life brings discrimination and shame for which she is ill prepared. In dealing with her own struggle she comes to understand what Jack and Jim are going through, and they find where they truly belong.

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After becoming a victim of violent crime, Madison Craig tries to put her life back together. What will she do when one of her attackers asks for forgiveness

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Mess and disorder upset Oswald. Counting his crayons helps but is so exhausting. This is the tale of how young Oswald learns to employ his compulsive behaviours with purpose and gain control of his OCD.

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Can she face the truth in her memories Can she return to Nepal if it means returning alone Or will she face the red-light district one last time Sometimes its ourselves we need to trust again

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When Maya doesnt scare that easily, sparks begin to fly. Soon Gus and Maya discover there are hidden depths to clichd bucket-lists and secret summer trips, and that sometimes it takes someone half a world away to remind you of all the reasons youre here.

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The world of 2030 teeters on the brink of disaster. A super-spreading virus is damaging the brains people of one particular race. White people. To find a cure in time to save the world, young Stephen has to accept the help of dark-skinned Ally, a telekinetic girl from 2131. But he must first show himself worthy. And this may kill him.