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Based on fact, but told with the imagination of a novelist, STRANGERS is the story of the author's family, the Tennants.

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After finishing work on their sensationally successful TV series, Louisa, Danny and Sarah take a much-needed holiday on the French Riviera. While Sarah, the producer, just wants to hang out and have fun.

But they quickly discover that the sparkle of Riviera life conceals a dark presence that pulls them into a game no one can win.

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This collection announces the arrival of an exciting new talent in Australian fiction In short vignettes and longer stories, Rowe explores the idea of things that are left behind: souvenirs and scars, or memories, values and prejudice.

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This novel ranges in location from east to west coast Australia, to the US, Japan and Hong Kong. It confronts issues of gender, race and generations with an ironic desperation.

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This edition reprints the centenary text together with historical documents, an historical and critical introduction to the novel, a bibliography, notes, chronology, maps and illustrations.

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One family. Three women. Will the lies they tell and the secrets they hide lead to more heartache, or will fate bring them together before it's too late

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When Les Norton moved into his old flame Side Valve Susie's flat in Bondi for a few days while she was out of town, everything should have been a piece of cakeexcept Price and Eddie had other ideas. Waverley Council were demolishing Bondi baths and there were two bodies buried under the handball court.

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The second novel in a mystery series with a literary twist, featuring the Bronte sisters as amateur detectives, written by bestselling author Rowan Coleman under a pseudonym.

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A charming satire of middle-class suburbia by George and Weedon Grossmith, with original illustrations from the latter and an afterword by Paul Bailey.

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Dyslexia-Friendly Edition of the Women's Prize longlisted international bestseller.

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Vivid, courageous and defiant, The Faculty of Useless Knowledge is the crowning achievement by the author of The Keeper of Antiquities and The Dark Lady and draws heavily on autobiographical experience.

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Everyone has a book in them, or so the saying goes. Kate Painter - wife, mother and aspiring author - believes just that and her spur of the moment decision to move from her home takes everyone by surprise. Finally she can write her novel but it doesn't come easy as, amid endless distracions, she explores the story of her family.

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At seventeen, Rachel Hill was the girl most likely to succeed. At twenty-seven, one rash decision changes everything. As she confronts her idea of perfection, she finds that happiness is living the life you want to live, rather than the one you are expected to.

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It's Fran's thirtieth birthday and things are good... She's bluffed her way into a Very Posh Job and her outlandishly handsome and talented boyfriend Michael is escorting her to the Ritz with a bulge the shape of a ring box in his pocket. But something has gone wrong. Very wrong.

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Twenty-five-years ago, four-year-old Justin Manning disappeared. Two months later his body was found in a shallow grave in the woods, shocking the small town of Dove Point, Ohio. Janet Manning has been haunted by her brother's death since the day she lost sight of him in the park.

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This edition of a literary work reprints the text together with five essays that approach the work from five contemporary critical perspectives: cultural studies, Marxist, feminist, deconstructionist and psychoanalytic. The editorial apparatus introduces students to both the text and the critical perspectives presented.