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She came in peace—but Earth wasn’t ready.
From the far reaches of the galaxy, a mischievous alien crash-lands in Australia on a mission of cosmic importance. With her incredible speed and mysterious powers, she’s unlike anything the world has seen. But the stunned nation quickly turns against her.
Will she ignore the consequences of her actions and cause chaos as she pleases? Or will she discover a deeper purpose, take responsibility for her mistakes, and unlock the true power within her?
One thing’s for sure—the Australian Alien is a character like no other… out of this world!
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The bureau has an adapted hiding place, known only to a possible six people. One of them, John Algarkirk, an old friend of the owner, now sadly deceased, tries to clear his name from accusations that he stole cash from this secret compartment by the others’ names, but the more he digs, the more he reveals. Who really took the money?
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Will Sleepy Sloth ever get to sleep? Once upon a time in the middle of a forest, on the highest branch of her family tree, one sleepy sloth is, surprisingly, having trouble falling asleep. Her eyes are wide, her mind is racing, and sleep feels simply impossible.
But maybe with the help of her loving family, Slothy can learn a simple, soothing, step-by-step process to prepare herself beautifully for a good night’s sleep.
Inspired by real bedtime routines and created with love and imagination, this heartwarming story gently guides children through calming steps to help them to settle, to let go of their worries, and to soothe their body and mind wonderfully to fall asleep in the calming company of the adorable main character, ‘Slothy’.
Sleepy Sloth is a perfect read for winding down, snuggling up, and making bedtime a little easier – for both children and parents alike.
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Nora is a young tortoiseshell cat who is intrigued by other cats in the village who have magical powers. With these powers they are able to help others with difficult problems. Nora would like to have these powers to help others too. She decides to ask Mrs Patti Pawsthe, the village shopkeeper who knows everyone and everything in the village. She directs her to Professor Claus, who lives in the big house on the hill.
The professor sets her three tasks and warns her that very few cats manage to complete them. The first task involves being brave by choosing something she had always been afraid of. The second task is to show determination by trying to succeed at something difficult she has never done before. The third task is to invent something that will help the planet. She sets about tackling the tasks with the help of some of her good friends.
Will Nora choose wisely and be able to complete the challenges successfully? Will she then be able to use these powers to help others and help save the planet?
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The Grumblers' Great Ingredient Quest
Hop on your bike and join the quest!
It’s time to cook up a magical feast…
When Rumble and Grub receive an urgent royal scroll, they jump on their motorbikes with Biscuit in tow. Snuggled in the sidecar, with Milly the magical map flying just behind, they roar off on the adventure of a lifetime.
To cook the Great Gathering Feast, they’ll need to find seven enchanted ingredients: a golden egg, a singing basil leaf, a root with a kick, and more. But the road is full of surprises… from muddy mishaps to dragons with the sniffles and onions that laugh until you cry!
With music, kindness, and a pocketful of biscuit crumbs, the Grumblers show that the most magical ingredients of all are courage, friendship, and fun.
Packed with food, heart, and horsepower, The Grumblers’ Great Ingredient Quest is a joyful rhyming adventure for children aged 4–8—perfect for little explorers, cheeky snackers, and grown-ups who believe that bikes, bakes, and belly laughs belong together.
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Step into the labyrinth of the mind, where reality bends and the unseen whispers louder than the world outside. The Sound of Silence is a haunting collection of poetry that explores the fragile boundary between sanity and madness. Through vivid imagery, raw emotion, and fractured rhythms, these poems navigate the chaos of inner turmoil, the beauty hidden in despair, and the relentless search for meaning amidst confusion. Each verse is a descent into the mind’s darkest corners—a journey that is unsettling, profound, and deeply human. Perfect for readers drawn to the complexities of mental struggle and the poetic expression of the soul’s most tumultuous storms.
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Deaf, Me, My Life: Stories of Strength, Struggles and Survival is a deeply personal memoir by Samantha Smith-Blackmore, a writer and creative artist who grew up navigating two worlds – Deaf and hearing. Born deaf and diagnosed later in life with Borderline Personality Disorder and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Samantha spent decades bottling up pain, confusion, and questions she didn’t know how to ask. Her story includes surviving bullying, sexual violence, physical assault and emotional trauma – experiences that shaped her but never defined her. This book is her courageous act of release.
English remains her second language, and being Deaf from birth has heightened her sensory awareness – especially through smell, vibration, and visual details. These gifts shape the way she creates and connects with the world. Through raw, honest storytelling, Samantha shares the moments that broke and shattered her, but she took strength to rise again. Her journey is not about perfection or resolution – it’s about truth.
As a writer and creative artist, she brings a unique lens to communication, identity, and belonging. Her stories reflect the tension, resilience, and beauty of living in both worlds and the power of finally speaking out.
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A Community of Soldiers follows individual lives in Lincoln County, South Dakota, from the farm, classroom, and store to the training camps of World War I. From the camps to the ships, both large and small. From the ships to the killing fields of France. And then, from France, home again on over 100 different ships.
Primarily within a year’s time—1918—750 soldiers and thousands of civilians from Lincoln County participated in “the war to end all wars.” Knut Hill, one ordinary soldier from a homestead family—and uncle to the author—put on a uniform and within twelve weeks was in France. But his life there was cut short by the horrific and devastating influenza.
He returned home on a funeral ship, which, during several voyages, brought home most of the fatalities from the deadly experience of combat and disease. Through the microcosms of Knut and the Lincoln County community, readers can get a unique and personal view of how World War I and the concurrent influenza pandemic changed individual lives as well as the world.
Extensively researched and meticulously documented, A Community of Soldiers is a good book for both the historian and the general reader.
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The Mystery of the Forgotten Empire
The past was buried for a reason… now it’s waking up.
Mike and Rick thought they’d seen it all until a cryptic signal drags them into a conspiracy older than human history. From Scotland’s windswept cliffs to vast alien cities hidden beneath the Earth, they uncover fragments of a forgotten empire whose technology once shaped civilizations, and whose return could shatter the world.
But they’re not the only ones hunting the truth. Ruthless agencies, alien impostors, and enigmatic cabals will stop at nothing to keep the empire’s secrets locked away. From a tense desert infiltration to a running battle through the steamy streets of Bangkok, the team is pushed closer to revelations that could rewrite humanity’s place in the cosmos.
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Born into heartbreak before he even took his first breath, Thomas Murphy entered the world carrying the weight of tragedy. His father’s life was cut short in a devastating motorcycle accident before Thomas was born, leaving a void that would shape his journey.
Through pain, loss and ultimately, redemption, growing up on the streets of Liverpool, Thomas faced a world that offered little comfort and even fewer chances. His search for his identity led him through dark and dangerous chapters, moments of grief, a fatal car accident that claimed two innocent lives, and the cold reality of prison walls.
Time is a raw, emotional, and deeply human story, proof that even from the darkest beginnings, light can be found.
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THE PROMISE: Women’s Fiction.
Ever since childhood, Tiffany Summers has dreamed of escaping the big city and living in a country cottage, pursuing a career as an award-winning author. When she inherits a cottage in Bowral, in the New South Wales Hinterland, she knows her time has come. She resigns from her busy job in Sydney, renovates the cottage, and begins to move in. Finally, she will have solitude, peace and quiet, and the opportunity to write her novels. Or will she? There are big surprises waiting up ahead of Tiffany. Can she embrace the unexpected challenges in her new life and still live the dream?
O HOLY NIGHT: Women’s Fiction.
Vera is a middle-aged woman who owns a café in the CBD of a busy Queensland city. Ever since her husband died, she has run the café alone and managed it well. She expects this year to be like any others, but as the year unfolds, Vera is prompted to turn over a new leaf. By the end of the year, she will be a different person, and her life will change in ways she never expected. Come and share Vera’s journey. It’s a journey worth taking.
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The world has never seen such magical creatures, like our little woolly friends, the rainbow sheep. Living an easy life and accustomed to being admired and adored by all, the rainbow sheep’s life is completely changed by one decision. A decision, resulting in an important lesson they have to learn… A lesson that will change who they were and reveal who they truly are.
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