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Lynn Killam has been a zoo professional for forty years. Since her early days of starting as an animal aide at the Bronx Zoo to being a zookeeper at the Philadelphia Zoo, to eventually being named primate curator at the Houston Zoo, she has literally seen it all. Zookeeper Dreams and Travel Extremes is her memoir of essays on life in the zoo and in nature.

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This volume reprints the Bevington edition of A Midsummer Night's Dream with four sections of primary documents and illustrations.

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Marie Antoinette was a mirror of her time. Never has a queen been so passionately admired and adulated, then hunted, vilified, and defamed. The author demystifies the legend, unveiling the woman behind the queen, and the wife and mother behind the sovereign.

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Akhenaten was a fascinating, shadowy figure in Egyptian history - an attractive warped megalomaniac who attempted to construct an heretical religion around one Sun God, with himself at the centre. Akhenaten is a novel in verse that captures the obsessive, erotic nature of its central figure.

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Funny, provocative, and deeply moving, this new play by Judith Burnley explores the lives of refugees and what it means to be a 'citizen of nowhere'.

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The first volume of a memoir, covering Fiona Kidman's early years, notably living in Kerikeri - at the end of Darwin Road

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Samantha X is back with the sensational sequel to the bestselling Hooked.

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In this sequel to At the End of Darwin Road, Fiona Kidman takes us through the writing of over twenty more books, of her involvement in New Zealand's literary circles, her championing of writing and writers and the significant people she has met along the way.

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It is in "Bleak House" that Dickens the realist and Dickens the modernist are often thought to meet. The essays collected in this "New Casebook" embody some of the approaches to Dickens, using deconstructive, feminist, Marxist and post-structuralist methods.

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A new Brexit satire by Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky.

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Rena is 17 and nothing gets to her. Not even when her parents kick her out and her older brother has to take her abroad with him. In Uganda, at a school for ex-child soldiers, she meets Alice, a girl her own age who has seen and done worse than Rena ever did. As friendship develops, so does the risk of betrayal.

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The sprawling saga of legendary Australian cop, Bumper Farrell, the most feared and revered policeman in Australia's history.

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'He planted his big arms on the bed on either side of me, and I wanted him to take control I wanted him to be the boss'

Katie Collins went from being a shy, excluded teenager to the youngest, naughtiest and most popular woman on the Dublin sex scene.

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The first collection of plays from Kneehigh's Carl Grose. Includes the plays Grand Guignol, Superstition Mountain, Horse Piss for Blood, 49 Donkeys Hanged, and The Kneebone Cadillac.

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Now recognised as the nation's leading authority on financial foul play, Abagnale is a charming rogue whose hilarious, stranger-than-fiction international escapades and ingenious escapes - including one from an aeroplane - make CATCH ME IF YOU CAN an irresistable tale of deceit.

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Yet this woman, who at the age of 33, after 17 years of unhappy marriage, placed her deposed and murdered husband's crown on her own head, had begun life as an insignificant German princess.

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Coco Chanel continues to beguile more than two decades after her death. The author describes Chanel's carefully crafted persona and then gradually elucidates each layer of intrigue that surrounded the great fashion designer to reveal the woman behind the enigma. She also includes photographs and new documents from the wartime period.