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'A mysterious tunnel beneath an ancient Chinese home holds many secrets - secrets that fascinate a curious Yang.

'The underground refuge offered sanctuary for political prisoners during China's Nationalist Revolution, and it is said that their tortured and troubled souls still haunt the damp and musty darkness.

'Years later, Yang returns to China in search of answers, but the souls of his ancestors prove unwilling, until one day he meets Shehan, and his life is changed forever.'

Source: Equilibrium Books (http://www.equilibriumbooks.com/crossroads.htm). Sighted: 13/7/2011

'With the rescue of Princess Junjung behind her, life for the remarkable Kimberley Shu has returned to normal as she learns more of her traditional heritage and culture amongst the palm trees and tropical beauty of South East Asia.

'Now, with the celebrations of the Chinese New Year, comes another adventure for Kimberley, who at only 11 shows remarkable maturity for her years, as she uncovers the truth behind the ghost in the rice field, encounters a benevolent dragon and survives a remarkable journey to a mysterious underwater palace.

'But when catastrophe threatens the idyllic village lifestyle, Kimberley quickly discovers she will need more than her own inner strength and magic to ensure her family's survival...'

Source: Equilibrium Books (http://www.equilibriumbooks.com/kimberley_shu2.htm). Sighted: 13/7/2011

'Following the catastrophic events that nearly decimated the peaceful village regions of Kapit in South East Asia, life slowly returned to normal for Kimberley Shu and her family. Her encounters with fairies and dragons had given Kimberley a better understanding of the strange workings of the world that sometimes only she could see.

'As her journey from child to adult continues, a new challenge awaits Kimberley and her fellow villagers, as she seeks to solve the mystery of Batu Cave.

'It is an adventure that will affect the lives of many forever, as unrest and political turmoil threatens the simple tranquillity of Taman Bunga, and the loss of a loved one leaves the village grieving.'

Source: Equilibrium Books (http://www.equilibriumbooks.com/kimberley_shu3.htm). Sighted: 13/7/2011

'The village regions of Kapit in South East Asia were unique for their beauty. It was a land where every home had a least one coconut tree and Hibiscus bush... and quite often, secrets best left untold.

'Li and Kang Shu were born locally, second-generation from Mainland China, the proud parents of a remarkable little girl they called Kimberley Shu.

'Share Kimberley's adventures as she learns the traditions of her heritage and culture, and share her discoveries as a young Kimberley realises her unique sixth sense hides a terrible secret from the past...'

Source: Equilibrium Books (http://www.equilibriumbooks.com/kimberley_shu.htm). Sighted: 13/7/2011