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When Your Boat Comes In
By Chris Sammons
We all want a perfect job, a lucrative venture of some sort, a good scam, a nice swindle and sometimes it seems everyone else is doing so much better than you. Hard work is all well and good but sometimes you just wonder-“When is my boat going to come in”.
E-Mail the author: sammons11@bigpond.com
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Tales from Timberlea
By Peter Watts
Peter Watts, B.A, Dip. Ed., L. Th., born 1931 at Cunderdin, WA
In retirement I researched and wrote a family history and personal memoirs before joining a writing group. Group interaction provides stimulation and the discipline of writing to a topic, as well as opportunity to learn from other writers. |
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The River Brooklyn
I chose the title for this book as one of my nicknames is Brooklyn and I think that my life has somewhat resembled a river. Sometimes life is smooth, calm and flowing beautifully, other times there are rapids, waves, currents and dangerous bends.
My life experiences can be likened to a river, as no matter how treacherous a river can be, eventually things will be calm and smooth. I have travelled through all extremes of this ‘river’ but have come out of it safe, happy, with my self-respect, vast amounts of knowledge and maybe an inspiration or learning tool for others.
No matter what I have gone through there was always hope, even when I didn’t always see or believe this, as I had the privilege to be involved with support networks and great friends who believed in me and deemed I was worth helping. I can now say that I believe in myself and my dreams!
Email the Author: brooke00_au@hotmail.com
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Love Under Kenyan Skies
By Carole Barker
‘Love under Kenyan Skies’ is a romantic story of three generations of Australians; leading to adventure, intrigue and murder. From the magnificence of the Greek Islands, right through to the hidden icy depths of the mountainous terrains of Everest. Where the secrets are revealed to the mountaineers by twists of fate and the power of true love. Sadness besieges the team when one is lost to them forever, or is he?
E-mail the Author: clivebarker1@bigpond.com
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A Pictorial Field Guide to Beetles of Australia Part 3
By Mark.R.Golding
Awareness is an interesting word. Part 3 of my Pictorial Field Guide is the third in the series of pictorial field guides to the beetles of Australia. As a child I was forever searching for any way to become familiar with the wonderful creatures that I encountered. Now I am hoping to create an awareness of our world that enables the world we all share to continue to function |
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Pastoral Stories of Western New South Wales
by Christine Adams
A collection of written and oral history, personal memoirs and reflections of life on the land. It tells the stories of men and women that overcame incredible odds to make the pastoral land in the Western Division of New South Wales their home. The stories cover a period from the late 1800s to the present and they tell of the good and the hard times with empathy and humour.
E-Mail the author: pc.adams@bigpond.com
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Requital
by Lawrence Clarke
Jennifer is now employed by a wing of Interpol Based in Madrid. The ACD has Enlisted her to investigate one violent wing of the sercret society because it realtes specifically to her last task with Scotland Yard. The investigation will move from England to the Spanish hinterland, back to England and finally to Canada.
Allen Foggo, her new love, still lies in a coma, while her own family come under the umbrella of the investigation.
The Action is non-stop and the twists and turns numerous. What once seemes like ill fate controlling her life, turns out to be something totally different.
Continue the journey, or read The Wire Child before you commence.
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Anonymous One
by Gwen McNaught
A thought provoking and encouraging journey through an inspirational compilation of anonymous quotations and international sayings.
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50 Ways to Grieve your Lover
b Glennys Marsdon
50 light hearted emails, and 100 tips on how to gain back control during times
of loss.
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The Journey, The Experience
by Trevor G. Cooper
We shall not cease from exploration. and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive at where we started, and know
the place for the first time.
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Don't Just Stand There
by Dorothy Lenthall
This inspirational book is for all parents and carers of school children.
It provides an easy-to-follow guide for parents on what to do if their child is being bullied at
school. How to help your child, how to ask for help – and get it – from your child’s
school. |
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Art For Any Day
by Fiona Willis
This book contains 33 creative activities designed to bring out the artist
in all of us. The artworks contained in this book are tried and true activities that have been
completed by primary school aged children either in the classroom or one to one with some samples
by the author as well. Whether you enjoy painting, papier mache, sculpture, crayon work, collage
or block printing, charcoal sketching, or clay, you will find it in this book. So put on the art
shirt and let the artist in you come out and play!
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Nelson's Socks
by Margaret Davis
Illustrations by Tony Pollard
A young boy named Nelson buys a new pair of white socks named Poxie and Moxie. At his school’s
Sports Day he takes his shoes off after running a race and loses Poxie. Poxie is left behind and Nelson
is sad until Tahlia finds Poxie and gives him back |
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Dictatorial CEO’s and their Lieutenants
by
Jeff Schubert
Focuses on the relationship between six political dictators in 6 different countries and their senior
subordinates. Insights into the lives and minds of Napoleon, Hitler, Mao, Stalin, Ataturk, and Mussolini,
how they came to hold so much power, who their senior subordinates were, their modus operandi, and
ambitions. |
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You are in a Stare of Grace
by Mike Starman
Have you ever thought that maybe there was something missing in your life that would
help make sense of all the fractured bits and pieces of existence?. |
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And Then Comes Dawn
by Ula-Jane Karas
“...and then comes dawn” is a collection of poetry and signifies the end of an era and
the beginning of self-acceptance. It chronicles the last eighteen years of Ula-Jane Karas’ life;
from 1988 – 2006, in her own words, through her own eyes. |
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Blue Suede Slippers
by Neil Burman
Neil Burman’s own humorous recollection of his life from childhood to present. |
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God Can Be Downloaded
by John Baldock
A book on Art, Divination, Image, Archetype, and the Numinous using Spontaneous Scribble. In this
book, the word God is used as a generic term to include all and any definition of God or gods that
manifest as a higher power. As such, the arguments in the book defer to all religions and belief systems
that worship such a thing as a Supreme Being. |
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Human Crystals
by
Patricia Leahy-Shrewsbury
This is an inspiring true account of telepathic communication with angels, dolphins, and Aboriginal
spirit guardians of the land. A magical world of interdimensional reality opens up when Patti follows
this guidance over many years and countries, allowing herself to be a crystalline conduit for planetary
healing. |
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A Pictorial Field Guide to the Beetles of Australia – Part
2: cicindelidae. by Mark R. Golding
Images and information of Australian tiger beetles and some of the diverse habitats they choose to
live in. Any person, the interested naturalist, or serious beetle person, has the chance to recognize
just some of Australia ’s unique and wonderful creepies.
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The Essential Wedding Planner
by Carolyn McAndrew
www.theessentialweddingplanner.com.au
This planner has been designed to be the ultimate tool on your journey to the perfect wedding day,
from the first step after setting the date all the way to the honeymoon. Everything you need all in
one convenient book that can easily be carried with you anywhere. |
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An Embroidery Of Thoughts
by Audrey Valberg
A book of diary-like entries, thoughts, poems, and Bible passages. |
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All About Bread
by Lizz Stanley
An Australian bread book. Recipes, hints and tips for the home baker.
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All By Accident
by Jeff Grzinic
'All By Accident’ is
a story that centres around ‘hope and never giving up on your
dreams’ and
is full of courage, determination and persistence in the face of adversity. This story will make
you laugh, cry and motivate you with it’s raw emotion and honesty.
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Black Peter's Christmas
by Thomas Ban
Danny has the unlucky habit of taking the blame for his mischievous twin sister's conniving bad deeds.
With Christmas approaching, Danny's mother uses the idle threat of Black Peter visiting to reprimand
Danny for his 'bad' behaviour. Who is Black Peter and what happens to the children he visits?
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A Gentle Man
A Life of William Ewart Parry
This is the story of Bill Parry's life, as told by himself, and with
the help of his family.
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Reinventing Myself
by Sonia Green
A book of insightful and thought provoking articles on personal growth and healing.
“As I was reading your story on reinventing yourself, I kept asking myself: How can someone on the other side of the
world have felt the EXACT same way as I did?" – Hilda.
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Heberle In Australia
by Greg Heberle
A history of the Heberle family in Australia from 1851 to 2006.
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Madness
by Lawrence Clarke
Greg Trevane is in severe strife. His marriage has broken down, and, after telling
him she loves him, his wife walks out the door of their Lake District home, and disappears off the
face of the earth. Apart from the worry, his conscience is killing him... |
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God - Metaphorically Speaking - The God Of All People
by Sidney H. Price
“Be strong in the Lord and the power of his might.
Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil.
For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against Principalities, against Powers, against
the Rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil
day, and having done all, to stand.
Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth, and having on the breastplate of righteousness;
and your feet shod with the preparation of the Gospel of Peace;
Above all, taking the shield of Faith wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts
of the wicked.
And take the helmet of salvation, and the Sword of the Spirit, which is
the Word of God.”
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