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Write a review for this book Reviews: 0The Crossing is the first book in a stunning new trilogy that follows the fate of Maryam and her unlikely companions - Joseph, Ruth and Lazarus...
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Write a review for this book Reviews: 3Sam Kinnison is a geek, and he’s totally fine with that. He has his horror movies, his nerdy friends, World of Warcraft – and until Princess Leia turns up in his bedroom, he doesn’t have to worry...
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Write a review for this book Reviews: 2The Thea Sisters are boarding the famouse Orient Express for a journey from Paris to Istanbul! The train is on a special trip to return a precious wedding dress stolen years ago from an Istanbul...
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Write a review for this book Reviews: 0Life? It's simple: be true to yourself.
The tricky part is finding out exactly who you are..."In the holidays before the dreaded term at Crowthorne Grammar's outdoor education...
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Write a review for this book Reviews: 0This book is a story about a boy who goes to war but also fills you in on the wider picture. It's set on the western front in France, World War One. This was the Australians' bloodiest day at war...
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Write a review for this book Reviews: 6This is the story of a vastly outnumbered force of poorly-trained and poorly-supplied Australian militia who stopped a huge but ill-conceived Japanese attack on Port Moresby, over the spine of New...
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Write a review for this book Reviews: 1The Woeful Second World War presents the dire details of a war that affected almost everyone - from old men joining the Dad's Army to the 12 year olds defending Berlin to the bitter end. Find out...
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Write a review for this book Reviews: 1The details of the dreadful war that affected everyone, from peace-loving protesters to the suffering soldiers. There are ropey rhymes and sad songs, rotten rules and sinister superstitions. Here...
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Write a review for this book Reviews: 2The dark clouds returned and gathered about the boy. His eyes grew distant, and he began to tremble. He heard not only shells exploding, but the cries of dying men . . . He was stumbling over...
