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Declan Edwards

Happiness is a fleeting thing or is it, is a question that has been pondered down through the ages, with many arriving at the conclusion that happiness is achievable if...

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Tony Matthews

The True Story of Hitler’s Spies, Karel Richter and Theodore Schurch There were many spies, informants and double agents working during World War II for both sides of this major...

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Samira Ahmed

Published by the British Film Institute, this book shows how a “film meant to capture a pop phenomenon became an enduring cinematic classic.”  The black and white film, A Hard...

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Jason Dunn

How you become the greatest version of YOU In Greatness Doesn’t Care, Jason Dunn investigates exactly what ‘Greatness’ really is and how you can go about discovering your greatness to...

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Geoff Plunkett

There have been innumerable number of books written about serial killers, but as retired historian and investigative researcher, Geoff Plunkett asserts, serial arsonists have been much neglected. Quite rightly the...

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Tamsin Simounds

Unlocking the Science of Personal Growth ‘We’re living in an age obsessed with improvement, where everywhere you look someone’s offering a promise of a better version of yourself—slightly more refined,...

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Lucinda Hartley

A guide to choosing a property that fits the life you want to live  Finding a place to call home has been a dream for many Australians over the years....

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Zena Kamgaing

Deeply Delicious Meals in 15, 30, 45 and 60 minutes Dinner Time is quite unique in several ways as well as being the first cooking book published by Zena Kamgaing. ...

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Christopher Sansone. Ph.D

Christopher Sansone has spent a lifetime studying the human psyche, human development and the spirituality that is within us all. He was often left wondering and when he found himself...

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National Library of Australia

Life, Love and Loss in Australian Letters  It’s a rare occasion when a letter appears in our letterbox; according to Australia Post only three percent of their business relates to...

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Janet Phillips

Great Literary Sisters is a small book that holds marvellous essays looking at relationships between sisters in Literature. The fictional sisters chosen here are those whose psychological attachment is examined...

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N Koster

When Ordinary Women became Architects of Atrocity Even though it is more than eighty years since the cessation of the Second World War, the history that is now coming to...