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(Pauline 2006)
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These texts include explorers, mountain climbers and bike riders as well as people who have overcome the challenge of disabilities. | Author | Title | Comment | | Willmot, Eric | Pemulwuy, the rainbow warrior | Amazing story of the strength of early Australian Aboriginal people in the face of English invaders. | | Hornimann, Joanne | Mahalia | Teenage boy as a single parent | | Korman, Gordon | Everest | Mountain Climbers | | Armstrong, Lance | It's not about the bike | Conquering cancer and still riding at an elite level. | | Terry Fox | Cancer amputee who ran 3000 miles across Canada. | | Klein, Robin | Came back to show you I could fly | Pregnancy and drug addiction don't mix well. | | Mistry, Rohinton | Fine balance | Survival in India, riddled with poverty and teeming with beggars | | Lui, Aimee | Flash house | Joanna Shaw is working in a non-profit agency in New Delhi. girls from the streets and try to rebuild their shattered lives. | | Minter, J | Insiders | Lives of teenage boys | | Brown, Christy | My left foot | Overcoming poverty and physical disability in poverty stricken Ireland | | Marshall, Alan | I can jump puddles | Australian youth coming to terms with the after effects of polio | | Collins, Alan | Joshua | A Promised Land is a trilogy set in Australia and Israel. The story takes place over a 35 year period beginning in the depression in Australia and ending at the time of the Six Days War in Israel. | | Jenkins, Sally | Every Second Counts | This book is the sequel to the best selling book in 2005 "It's not about the bike", this book is about the the recovery of Lance Armstrong from three different cancers in the lung, brain and abdominal. He then came back to win five tour de france five time consecutavly all with recored times. |
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