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It's difficult to resist the charm of Jospeh Fipps, with his yellow boots and the teddybear he drags around!

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"Julius and Macy like to play heroes. Julius pretends he's the defender of the forest, while Macy has a quieter strength. When their snack disappears one night, they decide to track down the only one who could have taken it--the Night Goblin. They both have to be brave in their own ways, and they ultimately discover that the real thief isn't anything like they imagined"--Publisher marketing.

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Kat likes doing things her very own way, but sometimes she doubts herself. So when a bird named Juju arrives, Kat hopes he'll be the best friend she's always wanted. He's outgoing and silly and doesn't worry about what others think--the opposite of who she is. Bit by bit, with Juju's help, Kat discovers her strength, and how to have a friend and be one--while still being true to herself.

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Back from Manhattan, Pippa finds that her boyfriend is more wrapped up in his post-high school life than in their relationship. Written with the same humor and heart as the first two Pippa Greene novels, Leading Lines offers a charming perspective on friendships, family, and first love.

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High-school senior Todd Noland has grown tired of music, television, cigarettes and junk food and develops a unique idea. Stop buying the products, the hype, and the peer pressure. With the aid of fellow senior, he organises a protest against the neighbourhood convenience store that is effective enough to attract the attention of Annie McCullough.

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"Lily Wool is a little lamb with a great big imagination"--Page 4 of cover.

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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.