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Hypotenuse, Greenfrog, Andy the anteater and Moosefink, meet quite a few interesting people in the deep, green forest.

Nothing is more important to 14-year-old Al Capsella and his friends than being "normal", even if they are not sure what normal means.

Sequel to "Wideacre", this historical novel continues the fortunes of the Lacey family.

Mrs. Arbuckle needed a hobby. She had Mr. Arbuckle and the gingernut cat but they didn't fill her life completely. So she and the cat looked in the paper for ideas.

New boy Chester Howard persuades his classmate, Joe, to do a project called `How to write really badly'. So begins an astonishing partnership that brings rewards both to Chester and Joe..

A young boy dreams of adventure and heroism in far-off lands with objects that surround his home, school and friends.

A fictional diary of the author's experiences during a three week stay in hospital.

Rose lived with her dog, John Brown. "We are all right, John Brown", said Rose.

After the hurly-burly of the big London Hospital, Judith found it a very pleasant change to be offered a private job looking after Lady Cresswell. The patient was no trouble, but her son, Prof.

An ugly old pile of rubbish or a fantastic castle? A group of children battle against the demolition of their castle by unimaginative adults.

Michael has become "the keeper" of a dramatic secret.

"David's coming", Grandpa said, but when he came, the children discovered some frightening things about him. Even Grandpa was frightened and eventually the children knew why.

A selection of 89 tried and true recipes for soups, starters, meats, fish, sauces, desserts and cakes from the Australian Women's Weekly cookbooks.

The king of the Elves loses his crown when the elves have their spring cleaning. Prince Coriander, on a quest to find the precious crown, faces great danger.

Remarkable story of one woman's triumph over poverty in Russia and her eventual immigration to Australia on board a migrant ship.