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Beautifully illustrated with drawings from
artist MEREDITH
GASTON and
Monica's own collages, this precious manual of
culinary inspiration and sound practical advice
is a must-have for any girl about to embark on
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by Lance
Armstrong
Reading this book
feels like you've spent a year being a fly on the
wall as Lance goes about his life. It's a
fascinating glimpse into his world, from the high
glamour (flying in private jets and hanging out with
world leaders) to the mundane (running his kids to
school and playing in the backyard with them - nice
backyard by the way Lance).
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Leverage: How to Get it and How to Keep it in any negotiation
Author: Roger Volkema
Leverage — the real or imagined advantage one holds
— is the most important tool in a negotiation. Anyone
who wants to consistently win at the negotiating table
needs to master the art of gaining and maintaining
leverage. This book helps readers maximize their
negotiation skills by showing them how to recognize and
use these often hidden trump cards. |
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~ Barbara
Kingsolver
"Barbara Kingsolver has written a book of
historical fiction that reads like a Frida Kahlo
painting: allegory, poetry, beauty & pain. Kingsolver
writes likes a great artist paints."
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The
Secret to Teen Power
by Paul Harrington
Since its original publication, The
Secret has
inspired millions to live extraordinary lives. The
Secret to Teen Power makes
the knowledge of the law of attraction accessible and
relevant to today’s teens. |
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~ Anne
C. Heller
Anne C. Heller has written
a riveting, massively researched biography of the self
styled 'radical for capitalism' Ayn Rand. "A
thoroughly absorbing account of the passion, ferocity,
ambition, and humanity."
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~ Eric
Jensen
When the first edition of Teaching
with the Brain in Mind was
published in 1998, it quickly became a bestseller, and
it's gone on to inspire thousands of educators to apply
the latest brain research in their classroom teaching.
Now, author Eric Jensen is back with a completely
revised and updated edition of his classic work. |
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Fantastic Mr Fox
by Roald Dahl
With his usual flourish, Dahl evokes a
magical animal world that, as children, we always knew
existed, had we only known where or how to look for it. |
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Set against a backdrop of Australian pubs
and politics, The
Story of Danny Dunn is
an Australian family saga spanning three generations. It
is a compelling tale of love, ambition and the
destructive power of obsession, at a time of great
change in Australia's history.
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Ford County: Stories
~ John
Grisham
"Ford County is
the best writing that John Grisham has ever done. Grisham has always had a rare gift
for breaking hearts when he invokes unforgettable images
of the broken, hopeless South. Some of the stories are
hilarious, and Grisham’s gift of humour has never found a
showcase like this. One of these stories should find its
way into the anthologies of the best short stories of
2009. It might not happen, but I for one think the
stories in Ford
County are
that damned good." |
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by Diana
Gabaldon
“Riveting. Gabaldon has a true
storyteller’s voice.”
— The
Globe and Mail
With stunning cameos of historical characters from
Benedict Arnold to Benjamin Franklin, An Echo in the
Bone is a soaring masterpiece of imagination, insight,
character, and adventure–a novel that echoes in the mind
long after the last page is turned.
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Australians Volume 1: Origins to Eureka
by
Thomas Keneally
In this first volume of a unique history
of Australia 'people' are always centre stage, as
bestselling author Thomas Keneally brings to life the
vast range of characters who have formed our national
story. Convicts and Aborigines, settlers and soldiers,
patriots and reformers, bushrangers and gold seekers, it
is from their lives and their stories that he has woven
a vibrant history to do full justice to the rich and
colourful nature of our unique national character.
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by Cathy
Cassidy
Meet the one and only
Daizy Star! She’s quirky and cool and loving life in
Year Six with her best friends Willow and Beth. But when
Dad hatches a mad plan that will turn life upside-down,
Daizy is too horrified to tell anyone at all
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~ Dan
Millman
Remarkably wise, provocatively humorous, and hauntingly
beautiful. It may even change the lives of many who peruse its
pages. -- Dr.
Stanley Krippner |
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Total Workday
Control Using
Microsoft
Outlook:
The Eight Best
Practices of
Task and E-Mail
Management
~ Michael
Linenberger
If you feel
your e-mail is
out of control,
or you have way
too much work on
your plate, this
book is for you. |
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