From our latest contemporary fiction: a charismatic but twisted animal trainer, alligators running amok, the true story of shy Otaku computer geek Train man's crush, the mysterious Tunguska Event and balloonists.
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WCL has over 600,000 books, 450,000 magazines, and 85,000 cds, DVDs, videos and other items at our central library and 11 branches. We are located in New Zealand's capital city, Wellington.
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- Damsels in distress
- Law for lunch
- A shiny robot
- Counting head lice
- Downright intimidating
- Pies and prejudice
- Brawlers, bawlers and bastards
- Mental illness
- An intoxicating summer fling
- A taste for matches
- The ladies' loos
- Odd people in our parish
- Zola and Tintin
- Paris exploded like a champagne bottle left in the...
- To act boldly
- Epic motorcycle journeys
- Music ad lib
- Keeping-up-with-the-Joneses
- Perennial quest for happiness
- Our lady of weight loss
- Project management
- Nineteen goddesses
- Waitangi quiz
- Yummies for small tummies
- Head-spinning, song-singing
- Three new bestsellers
- Wiseassisms
- The end. Two Stars.
- Reserve your copy of Harry Potter
- Teach a goat to dance
- Sacrificed his soul
- Whip-smart critiques
- Vividly palpable
- A book I'd like to own
- Moral morass
- Misadventures in English
- Unexpectedly touched by grace
- Load your iPod with Bach or Bono
- Sunbathing tuna
- What's popular this month?
- Freshness of memory
- Sidhe Fairy Fool
- Enduring wisdom of dogs
- Vegetable-based desserts
- Moahunter
- Chinese, Russian, Tagalog, Khmer
- Sweep of landscape
- The extinction of blondes
- Squiggles and swirls
- Mnemonic wisps of mental perfume
- Attack of the buffer overflow
- A radically better world
- Sparrows on a string
- Faith, greed and wanderlust
- Happiness is eating a little grass at sunrise
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