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Six teenagers spend five idyllic days camping in a remote and tranquil beauty spot called Hell. But when they return to their homes, they find their families gone, their farms deserted and the animals lying dead in the fields. That's when they begin to understand the real meaning ...
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Somewhere out there Ellie and her friends are hiding.They're shocked, they're frightened, they're alone. Their world has changed, with the speed of a slamming door.They've got no weapons - except courage.They've got no help - except themselves.They've got nothing - except friends ...
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Now available in paperback, this is the final book in the trilogy beginning with Tomorrow When the War Began and The Dead of the Night . A group of teenagers are fugitives in their own country.
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Nowhere to run; one place left to hide. You're running from bullets through the streets of your own town. Your life's on the line and no-one's there to help.
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The rabbits came many grandparents ago. They built houses, made roads, had children. They cut down trees. A whole continent of rabbits...
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Hunting and being hunted. Sometimes life seems to offer nothing more than a chase to the death. The fight to survive has never been fiercer. But even as they wage war, Ellie and her friends still find time for other things: friendship..loyalty..even Christmas. If only they can wi ...
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You move into the most boring street in the most boring town in Australia. Tarrawagga is a hole. Its only ambition is to be a crater, and it has every chance of getting there. The last thing you expect is to have action all around you, dangerous strangers in the backyard and bull ...
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The sequel to Tomorrow, When the War Began , this book further chronicles the dangerous exploits of Ellie, Lee, Chris, Robyn, Fi and Homer.
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This remarkable novel, now an established classic, is based on a true story. It was awarded the Children's Book Council Book of the Year Award in 1988, the Victorian Premier's Award, the 1989 Koala Award and the Christopher Medal (USA), as well as being selected by the American L ...
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Dreamed about you again.Like I do most nights.Sometimes it's nightmares,sometimes it's good dreams,sometimes I have to change the sheets. [Contents may offend some readers] You can squeeze my lemon, baby, juice runs down my legs. Tony writes letters.To Miffy.And breaks your heart ...
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