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The Silk House
In every sense, The Silk House seems to have encapsulated the author’s passion for history, weaving and healing. Her enthusiasm for these topics makes the […]
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Louis Sachar writes a most delightful School Story. He has the ability to make the most outrageous statements seem quite commonplace. Todd was in Mrs […]
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The Satapur Moonstone, the second book in the Bombay Mystery series from Sujata Massey is very exciting to read, with so much to absorb the […]
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The Lost Future of Pepperharrow
This absorbing story follows on from “The Watchmaker of Filigree Street,” but can easily be read as a stand- alone. It is an Historical Fantasy, […]
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Ghost Bird
Stacey and her sister Laney are 17 year old mirror twins; direct opposites in personality and behaviour. So, when Laney mysteriously goes missing; her twin […]
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As with her two previous books, Sarah Bailey has written a tightly woven murder mystery in Where The Dead Go. There are many twists and […]
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What a terrific series of stories which link in with each other in a very clever manner by the end of what is captivating reading, […]
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In this intriguing mystery there are several challenges set to be revealed or answered as you help try and unravel what is really going on […]
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Tohby Riddle shows us why he is one of Australia’s greatest children’s author/illustrator. Not only does this muted colour picture book have a lyrical text, […]
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Lawson’s Bend is small town struggling to escape from the past; a town portrayed in its poignant reality as the setting for the latest work […]
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Uncle Gobb and the Plot Plot
The story, the plot and the humour all gel together to make Uncle Gobb and the Plot Plot a good read for a beginning reader. […]