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Becky Walsh

LOVE – that huge, big, overriding passion in life is taken and thoroughly dissected from all aspects in this hugely informative, educational and intuitive book written for the modern day...

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Sumangali Morhall

Step into a world that is or could be or may have been or even is yours and look at the infinite wisdom offered throughout the pages of the life...

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Scott Thomas

I opened this book and my first thoughts were, Wow, I want to go to the pub that serves this type of ‘grub’, but sadly I don’t live in Melbourne....

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Cate Kennedy

Compelling and hauntingly beautiful, a taste of river water lingers in the memory, peeling back the layers of time to yesterday, tomorrow and years gone by. Each offering, each slither...

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Jinx Beers

Meet Jinx Beers – pioneer, feminist, lesbian, activist and founder of the lesbian news, America’s first and eventually leading newspaper dedicated to gay and lesbian rights. Now, at the age...

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David Gerow Irving

The Protein Myth is a powerful book, scathing in its criticism of why people keep on eating foods which are dangerous to their health. Which in turn then makes you,...

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Natalie Cole

The power of love, if ever doubted, can be reaffirmed once you have read this warm and loving biography of Natalie Cole by Natalie Cole.Faced with some of life’s major...

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Anna Morten

Anna Morten tells her life story, through the medium of Emma, from a brutally honest perspective. In doing so she offers hope and understanding to others caught in the same...

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Kaz Delaney

Popularity, intrigue, love, romance with a dash of blackmail and a crush? Are you ready for Kaz Delaney’ Dead Actually?Welcome to Ruth Throsby High School where someone is about to...

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Sandra McCurdy

Convoluted and challenging we are drawn into the fantasy world of “elves”, the dark and the light and adventure true to the heart of those who love fantasy fiction. Magic,...

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Ronald Green

Man, Oh Man! Talk about wanting to read Philosophy well go right ahead and try to get your head about the Nothing syndrome and you may have a chance of...

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Beth Wareham

NO! What a truly great, powerful, wonderful word. Possibly the best one in the English Language or any other language in fact! At least I now think so after reading,...