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Chronic Wheelies
Zac has cerebral palsy and being in school isn’t easy for him, but when his best friend Jack Dooley disappeared, leaving him to question everything that happened that night to find out what went wrong, Zac takes things into his own hands…
To provide his evidence Zac couldn’t do his own, so he called Nathaniel, Jack’s older brother, to help him.
As things take a turn Zac realises he must face the truth; despite being in a wheelchair, the situation could be a lot more complicated than he imagined it to be…
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Detour
In Detour, there is an accident; a road train lies on its side blocking the highway. No one is killed, fortunately. The ambulances are standing around with nothing to do. Traffic is diverted off onto side roads. Journeys are interrupted. Everyone is late.
So begins a series of observations and affections in this new collection about how we will be made to turn off the main road and what it’s like to eventually get out of our cars and walk.
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Things that Concentrate the Mind
Let us review some problems we face and the actions we must take.In medicine, we need to focus on the person more than the disease they carry. Death should be seen as a natural part of life.The Liberal Party of Australia must return to the centre ground if it hopes to govern again. Its grievous loss in the 2025 election demands reform for survival.Climate change is here… the greatest crisis of our time. Failure to act decisively is treachery to our young and an abrogation of what we should be doing.
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A Midsummer Tale
“A Midsummer Tale” is a rhyming story with a magical theme – a heartwarming HAPPY EVER AFTER tale.
It is a tale of two young girls whose lives connect in a wonderfully magical way on a midsummer night, triggered by a strange apparition and a shared peculiar experience, which changed the course of their lives by setting in motion some random, unexpected events (with transformational results).
This is a tale of courage, resilience, and kindness in the face of adversity. It is the story of two young girls finding true love, realising their self-worth, and securing their happily ever after—with everyone getting their just rewards.
So, it also involves some necessary transformational magic: a positive necessity when dealing with an unkind character who doesn’t yet deserve her happy ever after but who may eventually (because of that magic) be able to redeem herself and have one.
But that’s another story.
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Past Solvers: The Trilogy
What if the past could be edited like a manuscript—quietly, carefully, invisibly?
From the ancient scrolls of Heneku to the fall of the Bureau, the Past Solvers Trilogy follows the secret order tasked with preserving history by gently correcting it. Through dust-covered memories, hidden glyphs, and the ever-watchful eyes of time itself, Thomas Quest and Johnny Minute walk the echoes of forgotten moments, saving futures no one knows are in danger.
But when machines begin to solve the past without permission, the mission becomes a question:
What happens when time no longer needs us?
Spanning centuries and lost lifetimes, this genre-defying epic is a profound meditation on memory, legacy, and the quiet work of those who keep history from falling apart.
Some stories rewrite history. This one remembers it.
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Nala The Tiger Dog
Nala sees the world a little differently.
With a wild imagination and a heart full of wonder, she moves through her days with quiet boldness and stripey flair. Whether she’s creeping through corners or leaping into dreams, Nala is always part of something more—something braver, something brighter.
In her world, the ordinary becomes magical, and every moment holds the promise of play, comfort, or discovery. With a loyal friend by her side, Nala explores what it means to be both fierce and gentle, curious and kind.
For anyone who’s ever imagined they were something just a little bit wilder than they seem... this is your story.
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The Cloudscape Chronicles
In the Cloudscape, the only guarantee is that the world will eventually be consumed by a relentless poisonous mist dubbed ‘The Surround’. But that doesn’t stop the inhabitants from organising themselves appropriately, to their own benefit…
After another drunken stupor, the Scape’s seemingly most useless inhabitant, Alphie Ateal, finds himself pulled back from the brink of death for a new assignment that’ll put him face to face with the lowest scumbags humanity has to offer. Luckily, he’s one of them. Unfortunately for Alphie, he’ll have to clear his afternoon of organised crime as he uncovers a cult’s sinister plot that’ll threaten the Scape’s already fragile existence.
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The Whippet and the Rabbit
Rabbits and whippets are not meant to be friends, but this book tells a different story of friendship. Can two such different characters take an uncharted path? Will they find something in common and change their futures together?
A tale that encompasses the unexpected and the unusual.
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Prelude to Change, Hong Kong of the 1950s
In the 1950s, when few people had the means or opportunity to travel the world, the Cold War was at its height. On one side stood the Western powers; on the other, an uneasy alliance between Russia and Communist China. Young National Servicemen manned a large wireless listening post on Hong Kong Island, in defiance of the massive communist neighbor to the north. This posting offered these young men an otherwise unattainable chance to journey to the other side of the globe and experience a way of life that had persisted, with little change, since Hong Kong was forcibly colonized by Great Britain in 1841. The most significant change was a massive increase in population, spurred by the upheaval of the Chinese civil war that ended with the communist victory over the Nationalists in 1949. As depicted here, Hong Kong was both beautiful and, for many, impoverished, but always fascinating during this pivotal time in history.
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The Whirlpool of Destiny
This story explores the meaning of humanity through the lives of those bound by tradition, superstition, and the long-standing feud between two villages in a Himalayan valley. The bitterness between them has endured since the days of the British Raj. The Holy Man of the Himalayas gifts a silver flute to young Vidhi, telling her she is like a candle. As she burns slowly, she brings light to those around her. He declares that she alone will bring peace and prosperity to the valley. Eight years later, he unites the two rival families by arranging a marriage between their children.
Some journeys take us far from home and lead us to our true destiny. In a quiet corner of that valley, a kind woman named Betty watches the life of the young bride next door unfold. Betty still remembers how, during the war, her husband and his friend were saved by strangers in Burma. Her husband never forgot them, and often said that gratitude is the memory of the heart. It helps make sense of our past and brings peace to the present.
With his words etched in her heart, Betty opens her home to Vidhi after the young bride is cruelly abandoned. Over the next two decades, Vidhi faces racial prejudice and the scorn of her own community. Yet through it all, Betty stands beside her like a true mother. For Betty, the greatest gift in life is being a mother. Though she could not fully be that to her own daughter, Kathy, she becomes something just as powerful to Vidhi.
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Cornerstone For Learning
The ability to read and write is truly one of our greatest gifts and should be bestowed on all.
For all those struggling to develop the skills to read and write through conventional, mainstream routes, this book provides the starting point in your journey to acquire literacy.
It is a book for all ages. Your journey will be personal and will be travelled at a pace that suits you.
Once confident in your ability to read and write, a whole new world will open up for you to explore independently.
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Blind With Eyes
Modern society is not insular but a mixed cultural entity. Some, especially old and especially backed by wealthy narrow-minded individuals, live in a different sphere and try to create a different society, not compatible with today’s world. In this novel, it creates conflict in that person’s family. His own son, as he moved in a different layer of the circle, planned opposite to his liking.Politics is a nasty game; it does not care what happens to people after electing candidates. This novel describes how a doctor gets caught in the crossfire of this plot with a catastrophic outcome.This book also narrates how an independent-thinking British Asian young man tried to swim against the tide.
£9.99
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