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This is Lindy Chamberlain's autobiography in which she recounts her side of the events surrounding the disappearance of her daughter Azaria.

Written for primary school students, this book details the history of Australian inventions and gives biographical details of our most famous inventors.

Margot Bell's mansion Deepdene is the home of her luxurious "makeover" clinic, where women go to become beautiful.

To escape an unhappy home situation, fourteen-year-old Rod McKenzie, six feet tall and more than eleven stone, enlists in the army during World War Two, claiming to be nineteen.

Working as secretary to the formidable Comte was going to be challenging to April because of her attraction to him. It was no use expecting him to return the feeling - because of Francoise...

The author uses the metaphor of Mars and Venus to illustrate the commonly occurring conflicts between men and women.

When 'Wild' Bill Barnaby drops off the face of the earth, big sister Alex heads for Miami to save her brother.

Minerva is accused of cheating and is banned from the school computer-room.

A high interest-low vocabulary book, adapted from a story by David Bateson.

In 1929, on a train home to North India after months abroad, playboy Bushan Singh, a Rajah's son, is arrested and jailed.

The author relates his life at Monty's Leap, his farm in Cornwall, with his cat, two donkeys and the many people who find their way there having read his "Minack Chronicles".

Mrs. Malarky, the babysitter, describes her seven cats; how she acquired them and how they all left her for their own reasons.

Spring 1893. Anna returns home, to her brutal father Roderick, where she and her brothers make the best of things and visit their mother - committed to an asylum.

Accompany Sam the dog around the farmyard.

Piccalo Antologia di pregevoli scrittori italiani.