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Two novels for grown-up readers. One was filmed on Melbourne's streets. The other goes to Bali looking for answers.
Written for Geoffrey Wright's movie, Romper Stomper starring Russell Crowe, this book follows a gang's rampage against the Vietnamese. When the leader gets a woman, events spin out of control. This is a compelling tale of violence, love and intimate betrayal, set on the streets of Melbourne. Hando seeks white supremacy, his gang members just want action, the Vietnamese want revenge.
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There are adventures everywhere you go in Bali, many away from the tourist trails. This book also takes you to historical, almost hidden, places that will amaze and tempt you. However there is also a message that will excite you and make you wonder why it's not being yelled, or yodelled from the tree tops.
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Fast, funny novels about teenagers. Written for teenagers, and for anyone who has ever lived with one.
Peregrine is bedded down in the wash-house with a broken leg so his mate rigs up microphones through the house. This will keep him in touch with what's happening in the house. Or does he really want to know what his family talks about. There's one sister talking about you know what, his young brother mumbling away, and the local cop chatting up his mother. But worst of all, they decide he needs a bath. This is a novel for teenagers, or anyone who lives with teenagers, that will make you laugh out loud.
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Through chaotic ups and downs with her father and friends, Penny learns about death, dyslexia and crosswords, how to dye your hair. Then she found that friendship can also hurt, but she hadn't planned to fall in love.
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Food allergies send Steven into violent rages which he can't control. But he has to get his act together, now he's met this chick. Then a near-fatal accident changes everything. A vibrant tale about two teenagers and how their problems increase when they fall in love. Steven is haunted by his past. Jenny is determined to not get hurt in this relationship. Then her mother tries to help, but who ends up suffering? An insight into the hearts and minds of teenagers and parents.
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Two stories that start with an ordinary family problem and end up somewhere much stranger. A new sport in the sky, and a computer that sends you to rescue people (and a dolphin).
There was no snow falling on the Australian ski fields and travelling overseas was not permitted. Then Kadine’s father invented a new sport – skiing on clouds. Sadly, he died in a terrible accident and the rights to his invention, the equipment and sky platforms, was sold. Kadine was determined to get the rights back but everything was working against her. And how can she find out if the man who bought the rights was going to betray her? As the cloud skiing season opens, Kadine has to find solutions to many problems. But maybe just maybe her new friend Ambrose will be there for her.
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When Codey’s dad starts having problems with his computer colours, Codey decides to help. Unfortunately for him, the input of colours on the screen has a rather bizarre affect on the world around him. Codey and his dog, Buckets, find themselves in some very sticky situations. But perhaps they are meant to be there. Perhaps they are saving people and animals. Then fortunately Melissa, his girlfriend, arrives home from her holiday because they’re all needed to help.
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