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A delightful account of the raising of three bear cubs in the north woods of British Columbia.

A very small bear, from darkest Peru, is found on Paddington Station by the Brown family who take him home to live with them.

As the Morning Rose battled through an Arctic storm, its passengers are suffering from sea sickness, all except one who is dead.

The adventures of Anne Wicklow continue when she is employed to care for the lonely young Maurie at her home, an isolated castle set high on an Irish cliff.

Jack's anecdotes from the Murchison, the Kimberley and the metropolitan area as an Aboriginal pastoral worker.

Twenty-one stories stretching from suburban murders of loved ones, the sinister workings of a serial killer's mind and of a bent cop with a terminal approach to his work.

Written in the hope that the specifically female aspects of a woman's life might be better understood.

Continues the story of Valentine Warleggan, the wayward, perverse son of George, and of Bella, the Poldark's youngest daughter and Clowance, the Poldarks' widowed daughter and of a murder

Avril and Stephen run a guesthouse. A battle begins when Stephen decides to run for mayor. Avril sets out to undermine his campaigning and he retaliates.

Marshall Reece Ockendon is ordered to hunt down the outlaw gang led by Reb Shehadie, the man who has befriended broken down rancher Ben Charron and given him the chance to make a new life.

Miles Ryan's life seemed to end the day his wife was killed in a hit-and-run accident two years ago. Then Miles meets Sarah Andrews the second-grade teacher of his son.

In 1788, Thomas Kendall, a naive 19-year-old sentenced to transportation for burglary, finds himself bound for Sydney Town in the penal colony of New South Wales.

On Berlin's Glienicke Bridge a captured US spy plane pilot was being traded for a senior KGB agent - a strangely unequal change. So why on earth had the Americans agreed to it?

Bert Newton's own story of his early life and the history of Australian TV.

The author steps out gaily, to see what life has to offer and we follow her through the end of her schooldays, college and, triumphantly, to her first jobs.