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A young koala is separated from his mother during the harsh bushfires in Australia. Will he ever find her again? Will he be lost forever? The animals in the eucalyptus forest help in every way they can-and so do some very valuable rescuers. In the end, the baby koala is finally reunited with his mother, and they live in peace and harmony in the Australian bush once more.

This is a book designed for seven to twelve-year-olds. It is a feel-good book about how one good turn deserves another, as a privilege not a right. Elephants who are father and son learn to live together with their rhinoceros neighbours after a shaky, unfriendly start. The younger rhinoceros showed strong character in forming a new and lasting friendship. Enjoy the read, and learn some new words and facts.

Imagine what happens when a young family buy a live goldfish at the local show and bring him home to a house already in possession of a large, curious and playful ginger cat, KC. Join in on the fun and follow the crazy antics and adventure of KC, his family and the Goldfish as they all learn to live happily together.

Where does it start? It starts at the end. Then takes you along the journey of a young man (Gavin) growing up in the 70's and 80's. Life was easier; people were more casual and life was great. What a time to be alive. Experience the sensuous adventures of this young man as he grows up, moves around and generally, learns how to be a man in a world that is both erotic and exciting. See what happens when he initiates sexual encounters with the women he meets or the women initiate with him. Follow his path of learning and experiences to the climatic end. Laugh with him, at him and be him.

The five words come together as two phrases: "e;I believe"e;And"e;In my opinion"e; What follows is an archipelago of ideas pushed up out of the sea of knowledge by musings born of seventy-five years of living. I anticipate that many, like mariners of old, will pass by at a distance cautious of hidden perils, but I hope that some may, like Charles Darwin or Galileo Galilea, pause and ponder.

This story is built around a stick who dreams of exploring the world. Because it is a stick, it can't move to fulfil his dreams. He lives in a rainforest, thinking how to make his big dream come true, and he never gives up dreaming. This stick is special as he can talk and blink his eyes. And that's the only tool he has. He's happy when he's dreaming and sad thinking he can't move. His power of dreaming is the only reason that takes him step by step to reach his long-awaited dream. So dream; they become true.

This book is about a crazy zoo and what elephant pooh may do.

This is a quirky story that provides an insight in to a 4-year-olds mentality and their social interactions with those around them. Hydee is a loveable, playful and relatable character that brings fun to the story with her mischievous attitude.

My Nanna was inspired by a real life character! A book about the magic and fun of Nanna's! There is a wonderful surprise at the end of the book where you find out that 'nanna' may not be the traditional kind of grandparent! If your child, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, friends kids or even a storytelling club love fun, Australian themes, big bright illustrations and a flipping of stereotypes, this book is for you! Thanks to all the ' Nanna's' who rock their little 'uns' world! (Reading age 3-6yrs).

Three young heroes find themselves in a world descending into chaos in this high fantasy novella. - Kirkus ReviewsIn this series opener, Hammer's prose evokes the romantic diction and mythological complexity of the high fantasy genre, sometimes to an eye-rolling extent: - Kirkus ReviewsIt's unclear how many more installments Hammer has planned-one suspects it's quite a few-but so far the pacing is brisk and the world, if not completely unique, is quite fun. - Kirkus ReviewsThis story may not prove to be a crossover hit like some of the books that inspired it, but readers who love the fantasy genre will find much here to enjoy. - Kirkus ReviewsA derivative but skillfully executed and engaging fantasy. - Kirkus Reviews

My goal is to take you on a journey to obtain the knowledge necessary for you to understand the Biblical perspective on abundance and prosperity and comprehend how the principle of obedience to God facilitates this abundant living.

This book is about a girl who loved to eat her food with a fork. Her mother doesn't let her, but her dad understood why his daughter wants a fork. Choosing to eat with the fork means that she is making her own decision, and her dad wants to support her in that.

Being faithful as always and forever blessed and safe and happy with my life. Loved and forever loved and missed and appreciative of my life and family. My children are my heart and soul and I thank their families and strength.

Nepali kitchens are redolent with pungent spices and herbs, and Nepali cooks are replete with traditional lore about their culinary and therapeutic uses. Along with their unique aromas and flavors, the spices and herbs enhance the nutritional value of Nepal's traditional foods. Across multiple ethnicities in Nepal, spices and herbs are used for ethno-medical purposes, which are recognized in the Ayurvedic medicinal system. This book will reveal why Nepalis make spice and herbs a part of daily cooking, where scientific reasoning corroborates the religious and cultural norms of our traditional cuisine, and how we make some of our time-honored tasty and healthy dishes.

A part of the Little Tugboat series - true stories of the tug's heroics in a children's series which show random tugboat adventures through the eyes of imaginary tugboat characters and their captains. Contained on every book: Tugboats are the unsung heroes of our waterways - they move other boats and structures through our waterways, such as ships into harbours and small and narrow canals, oil platforms, bridge pylons, and undersea tunnels into place. Some act as icebreakers or salvage boats. Tug boats are the fire engines of the water. No matter what a tug's specific job is, they are strong, nimble, and often overlooked.

A raw and emotional account of a mother coming to terms with her son's life-changing diagnosis of Autism. Told with sensitivity, honesty and humour, Oscar's parents begin their rollercoaster ride with their very different son and find joy in the new community they settle into.

Nu Gen shines a light on the younger generation crafting a career by chasing their dreams & aspirations, getting out of their comfort zones & ultimately taking an alternative route to a successful career. Creatives, artists, activists & entrepreneurs- under 30- and absolutely killing it. "Jump into the unknown, put yourself in uncomfortable situations, follow your passions, take Visual Art instead of Chemistry! Do whatever it Is that sets your heart on fi re, because one day when you're old and grey, you'll look back over your life and fall in love with every person, memory and experience that has been a part of your journey..."

Presenting the series of "e;Divine Words"e; encompassing original poetry, creative journals and artwork. A traditional style of metered and rhyme poems known as 'New Formalism"e;. The Poetry in the Divine Series is written with the belief of intervention of divine guidance channelled through the authors. Phillip and Melissa are both Funeral Home operators with years of experience with Death, Grief and Love and whom both share charismatic spiritual gifts and a deep faith that we are not alone. The poems are based on intention for a message and to express a universal human emotional experience based on life's differing challenges and journeys. The series covers; Love, Death, Darkness, Spirit, Empaths and Twin flame poetry. The authors decided to share their years of writing when they encountered what seemed to be different emotional responses from those reading or listening to the poetry. Many of the poems have been read at funerals and gatherings and have provided comfort and understanding to those needing it the most. Inspiration and connectedness to those that spiritually guide us is what the authors wish for the reader to experience, to delve into the deeper meaning behind the divine words to find comfort, validity, expression and universal connection.