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It's 1849, and Nellie is starting her new life as a kitchen maid in a grand Adelaide house with her best friend, Mary. But Nellie's desire to live out her dreams soon leads to a battle with the spiteful cook Bessie Rudge... Can Nellie keep her temper and avoid being thrown out to ...
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It's 1849, and Nellie O'Neill is arriving in South Australia on a ship bringing orphan girls from Irish workhouses. Nellie and her best friend, Mary, have left the famine in Ireland far behind, and are full of hopes and dreams for the future. But with no job and no one to turn to ...
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Its Show Day! Everyone has taken weeks to get ready. Now the whole family, including Goldie the cow, Albert the grumpy rooster and Bart the guinea pig, is off to the country showgrounds for a day of fun and excitement!
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Just about everybody I know recycles stuff. They say they're MAKING A DIFFERENCE. They say they're helping to SAVE THE PLANET. Here is a clever, funny, informative book to inspire kids. Water isn't exactly a new idea,but in this book children will discover the real magic and impo ...
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Now available in paperback. Baby in the morning, As bright as you can be! Look around your bedroom. What things can you see? This bright, colourful 'pictionary' introduces babies to the words for many of the objects they see around them every day.
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Their lives couldn't be more different, but Emmie can't help liking Bertha Schippan. She's funny and knowing and wild, and she distracts Emmie from the monotony of farm life. But, as Emmie soon discovers, Bertha has secrets. Terrible secrets. This heartbreaking story is based on ...
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Lucy is wonderful ballet dancer, the best in the class, and all she wants to be is famous. But ther is one small problem, Lucy wears glasses and she doesn't believe that famous dancers should wear glasses. Ages 6+.
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Charlie's parents have promised him a puppy - a small, bouncy puppy. Nothing at all like Crusher, the dog who guards the construction site. At first, Charlie is scared and doesn't want anything to do with the big, barking black-brown dog. But he begins to realise that Crusher doe ...
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Baby in the morning, as bright as you can be! Look around your bedroom. What things can you see? This bright, colourful 'pictionary' introduces babies to the words for many of the objects they see around them every day. Ages 2+.
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