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Is grammar giving you grief? Punctuation got you puzzled? Here at last is a user-friendly guide designed specifically to help improve your writing. A ‘must have’ for writers of all ages and levels of skills. Write It Right! is simple to use and easy to understand, with clear, concise explanations...

A special omnibus edition containing books 1 and 2 of The Astor Chronicles.Book 1: TalonWith a newly awakened icetiger for his companion, Talon is finally learning the magic of the Kriite people, including telepathy and shape-changing. After his home town Jaria is attacked by Zeikas he embarks...

Polly wants to give her mother something extra special for her birthday. What will she think of? Another bilingual adventure with Polly Possum in English and Spanish.

An Australian commando officer, Harry Bell, barely escapes death from a roadside bomb in Iraq. He returns home and adapts his security and surveillance technology to fight a new battle against global criminal organisations operating in drugs trafficking and money-laundering scams.A serial killer scientist...

It is not just hackers, money skimming criminals and cyber attacks that threaten our world relying on the Internet. Sometimes the Web gets unbalanced, grows out of control, just by itself. Todd Kennet works with his father, David, as one of many researchers and specialists around the world who keep...

Dr Soroush Habibi has been a practising physician for the past 31 years in Australia with a passion for nutrition, anti-ageing and disease prevention. His experience goes beyond the borders pf Australia extending to the pacific Islands and Asia. He has been practising nutritional medicine and anti-ageing...

Everything changes for a young schoolgirl in Berlin when Hitler and the Nazis come to power. It suddenly becomes vitally important that her father is Jewish and her mother is Catholic. Religious identity becomes a matter of life and death, and the question is asked: is she Jewish or Christian? In fact, is she even German?

It begins with two wooden boats: the schooner designed by L. Francis Herreshoff and Bruce Kirbys sharpie ketch. From these two float tales of then and now stories of sail and sea in the Australian south, of design and artistic craftsmanship, builders, teacher-mentors, sprung planks, loss and the rescue...

With sharp wit, accompanied by shameless confessions and self-degradation, Morrison takes us on a ride through the crazy world of a Gen Y mind. For Morrison, the upcoming pathway to midlife happiness for Gen Y starts with overcoming the soft, nurturing parental styles of baby boomers popular throughout...

Having left the remote area nurse profession, I realised I wanted to return to my previous travel lifestyle. The initial plan was to overland back to Europe via motorcycle which turned into a logistical nightmare and so direction and plan changed to overland through Asia via bicycle. Then at the pinnacle...

Daylight saving time has been described as one of the most controversial issues in modern history. This encyclopedia of daylight saving time commemorates 100 years of the scheme since it was first introduced nationally in 1916 by European countries on both sides of World War I to save fuel.The...

The End of the DancingThe massacre of a peaceful peopleIn this unique book, Geoffrey Blomfield has set out to tell the complete story of black-white relations in a small and manageable area the “Falls Country” around the headwaters of the Manning, Macleay and Hastings Rivers on the south eastern...

Athanasius - someone from nothing introduces readers to Athanasius (296-373), of Alexandria, Egypt. Athanasius was instrumental in shaping the important early Nicene Creed of 325, still cited in varying forms in churches today. This thoughtful narrative brings to life the man whose resolute insistence...

The book details the impact of suffering and loss as a result of a family tragedy and details how the father involved dealt with depression and tamed Churchills black dog. While there are no easy solutions and there is no such thing as closure, the book affirms a positive view of life and the ability to overcome adversity.