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Pub Group West. 05/01/2004. 320 pgs. Growing up in Australia, Lou Connor doesn't have much going for her: her parents expect nothing from their children, her two older sisters are not only stupid but mean, and she's much too intelligent for the world she lives in. Then she goes to America as an exchange student, living with a wealthy but troubled family, and things change for Lou: she becomes a problem student, smoking and drinking and, finally, "borrowing" some money to feed her habits. Ending up in a detention center for exchange students, she meets a chess genius named Lishny, who may be the first person she could ever relate to. Can it be that Lou's life is finally on an upswing? Originally published at $13.00 You save 89% off the cover price!

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Simon & Schuster. 07/10/2007. 240 pgs. Sewing instructor Jean Finnegan is one of the many experts onboard the Better-Farming Train that tours 1930s Australia bringing the latest scientific ideas and developments to the farming families of the country's rural regions. Soon enough, she's fallen in love with Robert Pettergree, a soil specialist who can tell what region of Australia he's in by simply touching the dirt to his tongue. The two marry and settle down, eager to bring the factual wisdom of Pettergree's methods of "scientific living" to their thoroughly modern life. This debut novel, written in clear and sparkling prose, imbues the quotidian with the miraculous, turning dirt and chickens into objects of wonder. Carrie Tiffany, an agricultural journalist and former park ranger, has performed a rare feat: she captures both the wonder of the scientific world and the quixotic workings of the human mind. Originally published at $14.00 You save 93% off the cover price!

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