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A family gathering brings decades of suppressed tension to the surface in this classic novel from master storyteller Stewart O'Nan.

Stewart O'Nan's critically acclaimed novel Everyday People zeroes in on one family in an African-American Pittsburgh neighbourhood during a fateful week in 1998.

A chilling true story of two American teens recruited as killers for a Mexican cartel, and their pursuit by an increasingly disillusioned detective.

Caroline Baum's fascinating and moving memoir about being an only child in a very unusual family.

What would make you walk away from your life, your family and friends, in search of a completely fresh start?

A warm and engaging novel set against the backdrop of the construction of the Eiffel Tower in 1880s Paris.

An expat photographer returns to Australia to make sense of his traumatic childhood and the disappearance of his former girlfriend.

Revitalise your life with Art's balanced approach to paleo eating and essential exercises that are easy for everyone.

A much-needed new edition of Richard Russo's warm-hearted tale of a down-at-heel loser who gets a chance to change his luck.

Everything you need to know about caring for your new baby, from feeding to sleeping and everything in between - every parent's new best friend.

A harrowing account of Afghanistan's notorious Pul-e-Charkhi prison, written by its longest-serving western inmate.

In Book Four of this hilarious and action-packed series for newly confident readers, can Fizz find a way to save himself and his sister from the clutches of the Handbag Kidnapper in his most dangerous case yet?

In Book Two of this hilarious and action-packed series for newly confident readers, Fizz goes to the Police Dog Academy for skills training, but once there he has a mystery to solve: who is sabotaging the trainee dogs so that they have to be sent home?

The fourth in a series of five sweet rhyming picture books that celebrate early childhood in all of its wonder and curiosity. Each story is crafted to reflect a child's developmental changes as baby grows from exploring toddler into a confident five-year-old child.

Tuesday and her dog Baxterr are swept up into the magical land of story, where they must sail a runaway boat, battle fearsome pirates, and find their way out of the Swamp of Doubt, all in the search for Tuesday's missing mother.

Do Not Lick This Book, a fascinating title that immediately piques your curiosity. This engaging work of literature is penned by the brilliant author, Idan Ben-Barak, known for his unique style and captivating storytelling. With a publication year of 2017, the book has already made its mark in the literary world. The genre of the book is hard to pin down, with elements of humor, science, and a touch of the absurd, it's a book that defies categorization. Published by the esteemed Allen & Unwin, a name synonymous with quality literature, this book promises to be an intriguing read. Please note, despite the title's suggestion, it's best not to actually lick this book!

The extraordinary untold story of the brilliant men and women who cracked the Japanese codes from Australia during World War II.

Powerful and moving, this is the truly unforgettable story of one woman's remarkable and life-changing association with the Presidential Elephants of Zimbabwe.

A lifeless body. One of many in the waters of the Mediterranean. Precarious boats navigate the waters of the sea, from south to north. And more often than not, it is not only hope that drowns.From the creator of The Island.

One question kept echoing in my mind--if I had to leave, what would I do with Tertius? This is the true story of two lives brought together by chance. Arthur Cooper, working in intelligence for the British Government in pre-war Hong Kong, rescues a small gibbon and names him Tertius. Together they escape to a safe place--but is it for always?

From master storyteller Stewart O'Nan, a timely moral thriller of the Jewish underground resistance in Jerusalem after the Second World War.

The warm-hearted story of Henry Hoobler and the summer when a new friend, a silver bike and unexpected adventures turn him inside out - laugh-out-loud funny and moving.

The powerful story of a young boy whose father develops Alzheimer's disease, from the highly acclaimed author of A Small Madness.

Gemma's older brother Billy made her a promise that he would ensure she looked fabulous for her first school formal. But his circumstances change dramatically and Billy's promise becomes the least of the family's concerns.

Josephine Moon's third absorbing novel The Beekeeper's Secret intriguingly blends her trademark warmth and sensitivity with a darker layer of guilt and grief.

Wise and joyful, A Fig at the Gate is a deeply satisfying diary of gardening, family and friends.