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Fun has turned to fear in this gripping finale to Pete Johnson's exciting trilogy.

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Just why is Louis wearing pyjamas at school Have his parents driven him doolally, or is it all part of his latest master plan

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When Louis's parents decide that he spends too much time "glued to screens" they come up with their worst idea ever - to ban him from using iPads, computers and phones. Louis needs a plan to fight back, and fast! Can his best friend, Maddy, come to the rescue

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Louis the Laugh is back in the brilliant and funny sequel to How To Train Your Parents and My Parents Are Out of Control

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New edition of a humorous and perceptive tale exploring teen life.

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Sam and Freddie, both fostered with the same family, are best friends. Freddie, who thinks he knows everything there is to know about extra-terrestrials, jokes that aliens must be after Sam - trying to contact her.

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But then somehow his imagination comes to life and the howling monster begins to haunt his dreams!
Winner of the Young Telegraph/Fully Booked Award

The Creeper
Lucy finds an old tape of the spine-chilling story of the Creeper - a horrific creature looking for revenge.

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All of a sudden, school is fun - but then the gambling craze starts to spread and Harvey realises it's all getting out of control...
A brilliant subversive look at classroom pranks and what goes on under the teacher's nose.

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THE PHANTOM THIEF
The first time Alfie sees the boy, he appears as if from nowhere in the school detention room - the 'padded cell'. That's what his new friend Sarah thinks - and she's so convinced she's prepared to ghost-watch with him. Why does he wear black gloves all the time - even to school

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Joe and Claire can see why Mum chucked Dad out. And when they unveil this new, improved dad, Mum will be so impressed she'll take him back on the spot!

But then disaster strikes - Mum starts seeing the slimy and creepy Roger. And Joe and Claire's plans take an unexpected turn - with hilarious results.

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MY TRUE IDENTITY . . . SPELLS DANGER!

Everyone thinks Tasha is a big joke because she is OBSESSED with spies. But when Henry, the new boy at school, accidentally MIXES up his notebook with hers, Tasha has breathed her LAST EVER bit of dull air. Henry tells her he is a TEENAGE SPY. . .and then she receives an incredible shock . .

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You cannot hide from the Creeper...
Lucy is delighted when she spots the old audio tape in a second-hand bookshop: a spooky story, perfect for listening to at Halloween. For the story tells the terrifying tale of the Creeper, a horrific creature formed from the ashes of a murdered man and bent on revenge against all wrongdoers.

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When Chloe starts at a new school, she gets off to a really bad start and no-one wants to be her friend - except Aidan. But everyone else seems scared of Aidan - scared of the pictures he draws. For now the Frighteners - horrifying monstrous creatures - won't leave her alone...

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They think his amnesia is very suspicious and sinister - and might have something to do with the weird new horror shop that's just opened up in town .

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And they're trying not to show their disappointment every time another day passes and it doesn't appear - but Marcus is totally feeling the pressure.

As if that wasn't bad enough, a seriously creepy Winter Fair has arrived in town - and a number of terrifying attacks have started happening.

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Vampire-mad Tallulah (definitely not my girlfriend) thinks a super-vampire is behind them - and she's desperate to prove it, with a mysterious chain that's supposed to glow red-hot when a vampire is close by.
And I have a horrible feeling that the chain's going to turn red-hot any day now .

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Archie is a very mature child - some would say far too mature! At first she absolutely can't stand Archie but then she starts to see him as a bit of a project- could she really make Archie into a Troublemaker Extraordinaire Their unlikely friendship really gets going when Archie needs help to scare off his dad's new girlfriend...

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If you had the power to read people's minds, would you be tempted to find out what those around you are really thinking

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With great mind-reading power comes great responsibility but can Matt hack it

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Gareth has never been the most popular boy at school. Things seem to look up when he befriends Jake, the new boy who's full of exciting tales about film premieres and life in London. But when Gareth is caught doing an impression of Jake's faux-cockney accent, things turn very bad.

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Tobey is determined he will be famous. He even hangs around with the stars, getting autographs at film premieres.

Tobey and his friend Georgia audition for a role in the local play - and to his huge disappointment, Georgia gets a part, but he doesn't.

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Moving to a new area and a new school, Louis is horrified to discover his parents changing into ultra-competitive parents, wanting him and his younger brother to get straight As at school and join all sorts of after-school clubs and activities like the other kids in the area.

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Funny and contemporary love story for the teenagers of today. Sometimes it's better to connect in reality than connect over apps... Light-hearted romance about being yourself.

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Louis doesn't think much of it when his mum and dad ask him for tips on how to be cool. Until Dad turns up outside Louis's new school dressed like a rapper, that is . . .

Suddenly they're trying to friend Louis and all his classmates on Facebook, and wearing baseball caps backwards - IN PUBLIC. Mum and Dad have taken things too far . . .