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Mia Fullerton has earned her nickname because of her timidity. Now, as high school begins, she is determined to change her image by following the instructions in a self-help book, and agrees to run for freshman class president at St Hilary's, while surprised at the attention that Jake is paying to her since she got rid of her glasses and braces.

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Mia is fifteen and during her summer vacation she starts working at a children's playhouse, meets new people (including Eric, who she knew once long ago when he was not so interesting) and continues sibling warfare with her younger brother Chris.

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Mia is fifteen and during her summer vacation she starts working at a children's playhouse, meets new people (including Eric, who she knew once long ago when he was not so interesting) and continues sibling warfare with her younger brother Chris.

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A picture-book biography of the first U.S. African-American first lady.

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A wild romp of a sequel to My Dad is Big & Strong, But . . ., which shows how wild dads can be.

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Bedtime as seen through the eyes of a little boy who is trying to get his dad to bed!

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A clever, sensitive story that explores the difference between what people say and think in a smart and imaginative way.

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From birth to election as the first African-American president of the United States, this biography tells the story of Barack Obama through lyrical prose and primary-source quotes from his speeches throughout.

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Can one good deed from an ordinary girl change the world Yes it can! In her first children's book, author Emily Pearson shows us how one good deed from an "ordinary" kid is so extraordinary it creates a chain reaction that changes the world. Ordinary Mary's Extraordinary Deed is a feel-good story that will inspire ordinary people to do "extraordinary" deeds.

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"Previously published as Perahu kertas by Bentang Pustaka & Truedee in Indonesia in 2004"--Title page verso.

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A Jewish teenager acts as a cross between Jane Austen's Emma, Dear Abby and Yenta the matchmaker in an effort to make others happy and find redemption for herself.

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Imaginative, playful, and funny, Pomelo Explores Color is all about exploration and the experience of seeing color anew.

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Large, lovely pages of cactuses, canyons, and the open road: this isn't just a panorama but a true Pomelorama-adventure!

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Despondent after her mother and sister leave their family, Wren Plumley befriends Wilder, a sickly housebound teen who moves in next door, and must confront the reasons behind her mother and sister's desertions.

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When Olivia suffers a nervous breakdown, her sister Miranda decides they should fly to Barcelona for vacation therapy, where they meet an odd gang of people who help Olivia understand her developing adulthood.

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When Olivia suffers a nervous breakdown, her sister Miranda decides they should fly to Barcelona for vacation therapy, where they meet an odd gang of people who help Olivia understand her developing adulthood.

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When young Sam Webber's father disappears without a trace, Sam and his mother are forced to relocate to a tough neighbourhood closer to her job. Living in a tiny apartment, he is forced to deal with the legacy of depression that marked his father, and threatens to envelop him. The city remains a cold and unwelcoming place to Sam.

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With ingredients ranging from 400 hot dogs and 20 bags of marshmallows to a sweatshirt and a water pistol, this title chronicles the things that can go wrong in a kitchen.