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1 October, 2008 Elli Adamson is a level-headed, conscientious and pragmatic teenager. 
1 September, 2008 Solada lives by the ocean in the south of Thailand. While she attends her small village school each day, her father spends his day fishing and her mother works in a tourist resort. 
1 September, 2008 The Tomorrow Code is clever sci-fi for 12- to 16-yearolds. 
1 September, 2008 ‘There are many things that I like about being me’, this picture book begins. 
1 September, 2008 This meticulously researched children’s reference book relates the history of Australia through its pictures. 
1 September, 2008 Yet another thought-provoking offering from the author of Does My Head Look Big In This? This is a novel with many layers. 
1 September, 2008 Simply illustrated, the purpose of this little book is a little difficult to define. 
1 September, 2008 This book is a curious mix. It is generously produced, landscape-shaped and filled with high-quality photographs. 
1 September, 2008 Rolf Harris is an Australian icon. Earlier this year he was inducted into the Aria Hall of Fame, an accolade which honours those whose musical achievements have had a significant impact in Australia and around the world. 
1 September, 2008 Janey has just lost her mother and thinks she’s all alone in the world; that is until she finds a letter that leads her to discover her extended family-who are of course wealthy, attached to the Australian embassy and live in the dreamy and exotic city of Rome. 
1 September, 2008 Three years ago Tom’s best friend Jonty was arrested for killing a woman: Alice’s mother. Jonty was a wild 18-year-old, and he doesn’t remember what happened. 
1 September, 2008 Anna Pignataro brings us another shimmering lookand- find book, this time in festive red. 
1 September, 2008 For the over-fours this title is the much-awaited sequel to bestselling children’s tale The Pocket Dogs. 
1 September, 2008 The language is as colourful as the illustrations, filled with wonderful ‘ridgey-didge’ Australian expressions and there is much fun and laughter to be had in sharing this book. 
1 September, 2008 There’s almost an embarrassment of riches in Aussie Christmas books this year and here’s another one. 
1 September, 2008 In this fourth book of the series about two horse-mad girls, Bonnie and Sam leave their small town to help out at the Royal Show with Cheryl, owner of the smart dressage horse Chocolate Charme. 
12 July, 2008 Numbat has two hearts—one made of feathers, and one of stone. When he’s wearing his feather heart, he’s soft, kind and likeable—but exhausted from helping others. 
3 July, 2008 Original illustrations by Julie Vivas from the much-loved children's classic Possum Magic (Mem Fox, Scholastic) will be on display to the public until 28 July
Another children's e-book free online
3 July, 2008 Children's author D C Green has announced he will be giving away free downloads of Erasmus James and the Galactic Zapp Machine (Barrel Books). 
1 July, 2008 In Australia, summer is either a time for the beach, an opportunity to watch some cricket, or a genuine threat to life and property. 
1 July, 2008 This book is a very subtle and very Australian offering from Queensland writer Joanne Horniman. 
1 July, 2008 Set in both Milan and Sydney, Lucy Zeezou’s Goal introduces 14-year-old Lucia (or ‘Lucy’) Zoffi, the football-mad but modelling-bound daughter of a world-renowned Italian footballer. 
1 July, 2008 Giuseppina, or Pina, is a third-generation Italian teenager living in Adelaide. 
1 July, 2008 These small-format ‘I’m Glad’ books follow on from I’m Glad You’re My Mum and I’m Glad You’re My Gran. |
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