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An exciting adventure begins when Blue the balloon unexpectedly breaks free in the beautiful harbour city of Sydney.

No Ordinary Life is a story about the resilience of love during the violent, destructive and inhumane times of a world war that changed the lives of all of those it touched.

Poetry is the language of the heart, the seeker, and the lover. It has the capacity to transcend the bounds of this world and speak directly to the soul in profound and simple text.In this anthology, the poet shares the words of inspiration and revelation that flowed from within during her journey to Oneness - that state of being when the separate sense of self dissolves and only One remains - complete, boundless, joyous, and full of a profound love of all things. Each poem has been woven into a powerful and transformative process that unfolds as Stepping Stones along the path. They provide guidance to the seeker and bring all those who read them closer to the very heart of their true nature.

This book looks at the struggle and politics involved in Zambian medicine as an historical event, and then the refusal to publish it.

Heads do roll and it will leave yours heading for a cut above the rest as all true bloody stories do!

This book looks at the struggle and politics involved as an historical event, and then the refusal to publish it.

The author invites you to join his personal journey of discovery through 'Progressive Rock Unmasked'. From incidents of his own life to joint adventures progressive rock has been integral throughout.It may remind one of their own journey of discovery or entice one to embark on a new journey.

From ghostly experiences, to tarot, to near misses of shear luck! Each intriguing short chapter you read will keep you wanting to read more about Adrian & his encounters with the Spiritual realm. Adrian's first book is written in a easy to read & follow format. Could this be the book for you?

Part memoir, part scrapbook, part brutally honest do-it-yourself guide to the building industry; Andi and Me makes no grand promises; except to make space for you on a heck of an interesting ride.

The Untold True Story of a famous Irish/Australian Convict anti-hero. The story creates a new Genre of True Historical Fiction. The story travels through an Irish uprising, Convict treatment and Victorian Gold Rush era. It ends with the first Australian Gold Escort Robbery and the disappearance of the ship The Madagascar, at the hands of the American Pirate Bully Hayes. The story of Frank the Poet stands above all other Australian Bushranger stories.

Into a valley deeply divided by war, prejudice and loyalties, arrives Audrey Douglas, a young teacher.It''s Januuary 1917 and this her first appointment, to replace all vestiges of German language and culture from the former one teacher school in the Barossa Valley township of Langestal.She learns the body of her predecessor, Helmut Heinrich, was found in a local vineyard the day before her arrival - two months after he had retired and was supposed to have returned to Adelaide.Most of the menfolk of Langestal have been interned and the resultant hostility and mistrust between their families and the rest of the community is palpable.So...was the old teacher murdered?It transpires many had a motive - but who and why? Why was he found in a derelict vineyard, no one reporting him missing?Audrey and local police constable, Jim Boyd, unite to solve the mystery while facing demons and horrors of their own.

Deborah left Wayne after eighteen years of his violence, taking their children with her. She thought they were now free from abuse. Not so. This is the sequel to Whose Life Is It Anyway? Recognising and Surviving Domestic Violence. Deborah looks closely at the pitfalls of Family Law court as experienced by an abused parent, while attempting to keep her children safe from harm. It is a story that will resonate with every parent engaging in a fight for the rights of children. Does the Family court act ''in the best interests'' of the child? You be the judge.

On the cover we see a father sharing joyful love with his son. The son has a total trust and confidence in his dad, so he is able to give himself to the exercise with a heart full of joy. There is no physical contact between them, but their spirits are united as the dad shares his love with his son. We may not have any physical contact with our Dad in heaven, but we can have the same utter joy as we trust Jesus who loves us and will guide us all the way to heaven.

A delightful collection of short stories and verse by Coonawarra wine identity Doug Balnaves. The stories mix humour and wit with poignant reflections. They tell of the joys and heartbreaks of life on the land.

The poet Steve retells a history of his family life, travel adventures and philosophical thoughts, having come from UK at age 7 and settled in Sydney. The poems come under three headings, Family, Philosophy and Travel. "Family" describes the circumstances of his birth, and his wife''s, along with personal developments over the years since, including his experience of schizophrenia since 1980, having been medicated up to the present day. "Philosophy" describes his Christian religious opinions and other thoughts. "Travel" describes tourist adventures he has experienced in Australia and elsewhere, many since marriage to Catherine in 2001. All are meant to be taken in good humour.