Books »Sport, Travel, Entertainment
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Messing About in Earnest
by Nick Burningham
Take a river journey in a small boat with Nick Burningham at the helm. Messing About in Earnest is a delightful blend of travel writing, history, geography and real-life adventure. Nick drifts down the Swan and Canning Rivers in his trusty boat called Earnest. His book takes the reader on the trip of a lifetime with whimsical and humorous stories…Read more »
Price $29.95
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Gunna Burn
by Wendy Jenkins
Football champion Matt Tognolini said it in an interview — now the heat is on to deliver his best season yet. ‘This year I’m gunna burn.’ Greg Lukin can’t get it out of his head. Or his dream of making the AFL draft in four years time. Gunna burn, not gunna burn out, gunna burn. Read more »
Price $14.95
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Abrolhos Islands Conversations
by Alison Wright with illustrations by Larry Mitchell with photography by Victor France
Seventy kilometres off Australia’s west coast lie a series of barren-looking atolls called the Abrolhos Islands. The seasonal inhabitants of these islands came from diverse ethnic backgrounds, and, like many isolated communities, have developed close links. Working together as a community they have built schools, halls, churches and lifelong friendships…Read more »
Price $32.95
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Big Game, The
by Wendy Jenkins
The leap Greg took was quicker and higher than any he’d made going for a mark. If he’d taken air in a game, this time he took ozone. It was the most important jump he’d ever make. It saved his life. In this sequel to Killer Boots, footy is more than just a game, and the stakes are as high as they get. Read more »
Price $13.95
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Killer Boots
by Wendy Jenkins
Killer Boots, all right. They’d kicked some wicked goals, but Greg was worried. It’d kill him if he had to give them back, and if things went real bad, his mum would kill him too.
Greg lives for footy — playing and watching. Will this be his best season yet? Read more »Price $13.95
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Ten Tiny Things on Wilderness Society shortlist
Ten Tiny Things author Meg McKinlay was pleasantly surprised to be shortlisted for the Wilderness Society’s 2013 Environment Award for Children’s Literature, just one day after winning a Crystal Kite award.
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