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• Exploring ourselves as units of energy.
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I Sing Now by Brian A Carter
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Andrea's Secret by John Kelly

Buried deep in the heart of every family, lies a story no one wants to tell -

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Fighting Organised Crime by Bob Bottom
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Bob Bottom has spent a lifetime writing about and acting i

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The Code by Tony De Lorger

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Wispa by Eva Rogers

This is the story of Clair, a little girl desperate for a friend. A magical unicorn named Wispa comes into Clair's life as a gift, sent to guide and guard her. The adventures begin when Clair discovers that she is the chi

Ecological Sustainability and the Nuclear Power Story by Dr Bernardine Atkinson Does nuclear power matter? Can an entire nation be duped? Can we reverse climate change? The answer to these questions is ‘Yes’! Dr Atkinson’s letters innovatively examine nuclear power in relation to Australia achie

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Summing up this book, the United States of America, has been, and still is, the world's greatest bringer of death, destruction and wars in the decades since World War Two. Read why the American invasion of Iraq was

Rainbow Goes to Sea by Roger Miles

"We sailed a very, very old wooden ketch six thousand miles from Vancouver Island to New Zealand, a feat we felt was singularly impressive since we had to learn how to sail and with no charts and inadequate sextant knowled