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A celebration of community in a country town. A beautiful novel about love, relationships and trust, with each of the characters confronting a major crisis in their lives and trying to make sense out of it. Age 13+.

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Explores the changing concept of family in contemporary life through the eyes of Millie, a sharply observant chronicler. Millie's lists, poems and emails punctuate the story. A beautifully heart-warming story from award winning author Catherine Bateson. Ages 10+.

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A story that zooms light years across the universe: a new town, a dream home and a successful life are what Rain May and her Mum discover together. Ages 9+

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A warm and funny tale of romance and missteps as Lisette finds her feet in Paris, the city of love.

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For Magenta McPhee, life is good. It would be almost perfect if she could sort out her dad, who quite possibly needs saving - from himself. Desperate times call for desperate measures, even if those measures involve identity fraud on a dating site, and replying, as your father, to emails he doesn't even know he's been getting.

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Lulianne the Airdancer and Egan the Hunter have led very different lives. They meet in the crowded contamination of Tip, where the flames of revolution smoulder. Together anything is possible, and the world they know will be altered forever.

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Merri, John, Leigh and Nick are positioned like the four points of a gameboard. Gentle John is Dungeon Master and a craftsman of wood, but can he master the manipulative and ambitious Leigh His sister Merri is seduced by the glamour of the stage, but her attention turns to Nick and his email haikus.

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Since her mother died it had been just her, her dad, and her guinea pigs, Lulu and Fifi. A perfect non-nuclear family, but nothing stays the same forever. Ages 9-12.

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An honest and moving account of one family's struggle when dealing with cancer. It details Chrissie Grainger's life after her father's diagnosis; she has to start a new school, which she hates, and she feels alienated from the other children. Ages 14+.