ISBN 978-1-922527-76-9
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Illustrated by Wagner Paula
Oops! A Mistake!
Someone forgot to write the fi nal (last) ending to this exciting story!
Who can help?
YOU!
That’s Who!
YeS! Here’s YOUR chance to become an author.
Go on! You can do it!
Pencil / pen in hand?
We’ve supplied the pages at back of book!
Captain Greenbeard’s future
is in YOUR hands!
It’s UP TO YOU
ISBN 978-1-922527-94-3 PAPERBACK
The author is Srilankan born, a graduate of the University of Ceylon who had a long career in Banking.
She is currently domiciled in Australia. After migrating, she changed her vocation to teaching, having obtained a Bachelor of Teaching degree in Early childhood Education from the University of Auckland.
The book illustrates the need to teach children to learn, to love and respect Nature, take care of it, and the importance of sustainable practice of growing more trees and about cultural diversity.
ISBN 978-1-922452-81-8 PAPERBACK
From Congo to Australia (and everywhere in between) comes a testimony of God’s everlasting love, grace and guardianship.
Immaculate’s very existence was challenged from the day she was conceived.
A baby girl born into the Democratic Republic of the Congo, disappointment surrounded her birth despite many attempts to terminate.
Immaculate is a women who perhaps should not have survived. This book recounts the many events that played against her and the divine intervention that persistently saved her.
God is Immaculate’s Everywhere Umberella.
ISBN 978-1-922527-40-0
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The untold true story of Frank the poet.
Born in 1811 Francis Macnamara a.k.a Frank the Poet was by birth a member of an old and noble Irish family is mattered little under English rule. Frank was falsely accused of a Terry Alt crime and transported to Sydney. If his early life was ill fated his ‘tour to hell’ was to leave him with the choice of losing his soul or to fight against all tyranny.
Frank takes up the fight which leads him to participate in Australia’s first ever Gold Escort Robbery and the disappearance of the ship the Madagascar, with the help of the infamous American Pirate Bully Hayes.
This is the untold and true story of a great Irish/Australian anti-hero.
ISBN 978-1-923386-20-4
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Unlock a twisted mystery, where a stuffed toy cat points to every clue.
Julie, a young girl running from an abusive stepfather, is kidnapped by a stranger and held captive for years. Years later, Tim, a university student, discovers a woman on the outskirts of Bendigo whose unbelievable story shakes him to the core. He becomes determined to help her fi nd her brother, Edwin, who has spent years searching for his sister. Together, the two men make a pact to rescue her from her fate.
But when a man who owns the house where Julie is held goes missing, everything spirals into chaos. The police, called to investigate, uncover a chilling crime scene in the abandoned home. Among the eerie clues left behind is a stuff ed toy cat, Licorice—its seemingly innocent presence leads everyone, to a dark and twisted mystery.
ISBN 978-1-922527-48-6
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The truth is inside his mind, only how can he prove it?
Frank Vanners believes the sudden death of his wife Margaret and his consequent retirement from a lifelong career in teaching has activated ongoing episodes of Temporal Lobe Epilepsy that transport his psyche to another place or world where he permeates the consciousness of Rudi. It is there as part Rudi’s persona, he witnesses scenes of infidelity, plagiarism and murder.
A visiting friend Sean, who has come to support a stressed out Frank, is loathe to believe what Frank says he is experiencing until irrefutable evidence strongly indicates that what Frank witnesses is true. When he contacts the police, the detectives dismiss him as a crackpot, but as events unfold, they are forced to concede they were wrong.
Frank and Sean lead the police to the criminals’ compound where a massive standoff involving a Specialist Response Group, is only resolved when the crooks’ desperate tactics, end the saga.
Peter van Schie migrated with his family from Indonesia in 1951. With father Simon a POW in Changi, the family dodged being interned in Japanese camps in Java by moving frequently from city to city as the need arose. After the war it became imperative to move from what was no longer The Dutch East Indies. Simon chose Hobart, Tasmania. Peter completed his education there and became a teacher, which was an uplifting, life long career. In retirement, he was able to pursue his love for writing as a creative pastime. His books so far are: Fashions From Yesteryear; The Shack; and Oldfelladreaming. Currently, he is writing a fiction piece based on fact about his family’s ordeal during the Japanese occupation of Java.
ISBN 978-1-922527-38-7
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Nate and Erin love their dog Rosie but they cannot understand how she can sleep so much.
In the space of one day they try everything they can think of to wake her up.
Will it work?
Join them on their adventure. They left some pictures to colour any way you like. Have a great time!
Gillian Kimberley is a Registered Nurse, animal lover and believer in the magic of books. She lives with her family and numerous pets in Sydney’s Northern Beaches. Rosie is based on her own naughty old rescue greyhound and being the mother of two children with very inquiring minds. Dozey Rosie is Gillian’s first book.