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Twelve-year-old Angus lives and breathes horses. His father is a horse trainer, and on most mornings before school, Angus is helping him. However, Angus discovers illegal goings-on at the local stud farm and, with the help of his friends, investigates the possibility that they are cloning famous racehorses. Ages 9-13.

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Last year, Ling Hunter spend a very eventful summer holiday at the beach. So eventful, in fact, that she's decided to bring some friends back with her to see if they can find the ghost that's haunted her dreams ever since. Ages 10-13. Australian author.

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A huge book for cricket fans, Hat Trick combines tons of info about the game with three out-of-this-world Toby Jones cricketing adventure stories. Toby Jones is not your average schoolboy cricketer. He and his friends live for cricket, but Toby's ability to travel through time makes him unique.

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Something isn't right in Teasdale. The school's top swimmer and top pupil have lost to rivals from Explore!, the new learning and technology centre promoted by the principal. The Clued-Up Six set out on an investigation into the rivals in an urgent bid to uncover the truth. Ages 10 - 13.

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Gabby and Ling are in the library, where the Hidden Treasures exhibition is about to open. County fire authority personnel arrive to clear the building and a theft is discovered: a priceless Viking brooch has been taken. In the panic, Gabby goes missing. Where is she Who stole the treasure Ages 9-13.

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Sam Davies discovers that the house next door to his Aunt's is being used to store action figures waering rugby league gear. Not just any action figures, but real life models of his favourite players. Ages 10+.

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Third in the exciting adventure series set in an all-action Rugby League world. Sam and Vinny start the new term at St Helens, a private school with a proud sporting tradition but not all is smooth sailing. The is considerable rivalry between the two football codes - and soccer is gaining the upper hand. Australian author. Ages 10-13 years.

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One autumn night, when most people in the small town of Teasdale are sleeping, the sky fills with strange blue flashing lights. Is it just a meteor shower The town is buzzing with questions, and ED, Angus, Hannah, Gabby, Ling and Sean set out to find the answers. Ages 10+.

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Book one of a new rugby league sporting series. Sam Davies loves rugby league more that anything - and now he's been chosen to play in the Country squad! Sneaking out to watch a match one day leads to serious complications, when Sam witnesses something ... Ages 10-13.

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Emilio De Lugio (ED) is the youngest of four brothers, all of them motocross enthusiasts. As the youngest, he's always been support crew, fixing up his brothers' bikes, rather than racing. But this time, as a result of losing a bet with his brother Tony, he's reluctantly competing in a race. Ages 10+.

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Toby is now aware of the dangers associated with time travel. But his mentor, Jim Oldfield, wants to travel back to see the Bradman match he has always longed to see. The storyline is interspersed with cricketing trivia and also cricketing tips written by Australian fast bowler, Brett Lee. This book is for ages 8-13.

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The final book in the series finds Toby Jones involved in an Ashes match with some distinctly ghostly appearances in the outfield. To his horror, Toby watches as some of the fielders disappear from the field in front of his eyes. Ages 8-13.

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Toby Jones and his classmates go to the MCG archives on an excursion. There they meet the old and wise caretaker of the library, Jim Oldfield, who realises that Toby has the potential to travel back in time to cricket matches. With Jim's assistance, Toby and his friends are transported back in time to past matches. This book is for ages 8-13.

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Toby and his friends return in this cricket series that combines fantasy and sport. Toby's got a lot on his mind, with the cricket semi final and his worries are about his friend Jim Oldfield. They had travelled back in time to the 1930 Test match in Leeds to watch Don Bradman and now Jim's stuck there.

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Just as Toby thought his time-travel adventures were all over, he has to make another journey, and this time it's going to be dangerous. With the help of his friend Jim Oldfield, Toby must travel to Lords to visit Father Time so he can save his friend Ally, who is fading away since she met herself on a previous time-travel trip. 8-13.

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Ages 10+

Chasing the Breakhas the kids from Sandhurst Primaryheading to their annual coastal camp to battle the sand,waves, and each other to see who comes out on top inthe battle of the surf.

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It's Round 6 and basketball is the next sport in the action-packed Legends series.

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