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"Marko ... the main character, has to confront shocking aspects of his past that have followed him to New Zealand"--Publisher information.
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"Eugenics: noun. The science of improving a population by controlled breeding to increase the occurrence of desirable heritable characteristics. New Zealand, 1932. The height of the Great Depression. In the wilds of the taki River Gorge, the newly-formed Eugenics Department gathe ...
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Art is the best that can humanly be done.
It is the visible soul of mankind.
America in the 1960s. Young Jackson Ryder is dragged from New York by a grieving father and thrust into the thriving melting-pot that is San Sebastiano, California. The rise of English Rock and the v ...
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"Like Nobody's Watching is a young adult novel that follows Oscar and his friends at their Wellington high school when they hack into the school's new surveillance system to get evidence to stop bullies from harassing his friend's little brother. But the power this brings them go ...
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"Can you be lost and not know it? Can other people stop you from being lost? Seventeen-year-old Calebs world is disintegrating, his walls are closing in, his sky is threatening to fall. Hes barely holding on. To deadlines. To friends. To family. To mum. To Pat. But he has Casey. ...
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"A wedding, a poem, a shortcut home - what happens next will shake Thomas Odishu, wife Esther and children Ramina and George to the core. For this is Iraq in 1991 and there are no such things as coincidences. Informants are everywhere and once you've had a run-in with Saddam's re ...
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"For Carla, February means the pressure of another birthday party for Nathan and his wealthy New York art world friends. She buys him a book about Kurt Schwitters, an artist he is thinking of collecting, but a chance encounter with a man in the bookstore changes everything. Patri ...
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"A grand piano crashes off a crane that's lifting it into a block of council flats. Rebuilding it is impossible. But for Stefan, piano restorer and illegal immigrant, it's the only way out of a heap of trouble. And for better or worse, a misfit bunch of tenants weighs in to help ...
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"A collection of poems about Rob Hack's experience in New Zealand and the islands. It has stories from Porirua East, Niue, Paris, Rarotonga, Sydney and the Kapiti Coast, that are full of people and day-to-day things"--Publisher information.
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"A Line of Sight is a novel set in rural New Zealand. One afternoon Graham and Nick go out rabbit shooting. They spot some local cannabis growers on their land, and fire a warning shot to scare them off. One of the shots hit and a man is killed. A Line of Sight is a book about th ...
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