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Bea is searching for that happy family life portrayed in fiction, with two loving parents who stay together. In her search for that truth she is sometimes helped and sometimes hindered by those who clearly love her, and along the way she learns that love is where you find it.

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Sarah s aunt, a paranoid old hippy with a conspiracy theory, suddenly disappears. It s up to Sarah to unravel the clues to find Willow, while keeping out of danger herself.

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Food critic and author Joshua David Stein tackles the world of cooking with his signature quirk and charm. From the practical "Can I fry a scoop of gelato" to the playful "Do frozen peas grow on frozen trees" each vignette features an engaging question and a big reveal, all revolving around the preparation of food.

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The sixties are in full swing, and 16-year-old Kathy wants to live life and experience a world beyond her suburban existence. So when the chance comes for her to dance with an entertainment troop in Vietnam, she slips on her boots, walks away from her convent school, and heads off to war. But she soon finds the reality of war is no song and dance.

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Bodie lives in the bush, and one hot January day, smoke starts to fill the air ... The ultimately uplifting story of a family's and firefighters' efforts to protect themselves and their property during a dangerous time.

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Webley is a fine black army horse, ridden by a soldier called Fred. When he gets bored, he crosses his eyes, drops his ears out sideways and hangs his tongue out. And when he gets very bored, he lifts his tail and makes a very rude noise . .

A delightful and light-hearted horsey tale, perfect for younger readers.

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Follow the adventures of plucky 12-year-old Zoey Kate as she opens up a restaurant inside a San Francisco trolley car in this contemporary novel that's a little bit kooky, a little bit adventurous, and totally delish.

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A timely novel about the price of perfection from the author of Girl Out of Water.

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Hilarious story about twin brothers who get up to mischief at school camp in the Australian Snowy Mountains.

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The most Jack usually sees of his dad in the morning, is a cold teabag left in the sink. But when the family goes on holiday, Jack discovers that Dad isn t just all about work he has a fun side, too.

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In the riveting conclusion of Lackey's #1 "New York Times"bestselling trilogy, Joy must uncover a deadly conspiracy at the heart of Apex City--and lead her fellow Hunters to victory in the final confrontation with the dangerous Othersiders.ders.

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Bully Mark and his victim Sean learn to sort out differences in this uplifting novel

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On the run again from the lord Robert - the man who killed her mother and is quite prepared to kill Janna to keep his secret - Janna takes refuge at Wiltune Abbey. There she desperately seeks to learn to read, so she can uncover the truth about her unknown father. But first there are mysteries to be solved. Ages 12+.

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Get ready for an exciting fairy adventure with the no. 1 bestselling series for girls aged 5 and up.

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When Holly's parents decide to break up, Holly is really upset. Luckily, she has her big sister to talk to. Ages 7+.

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Playing truth or dare at a sleepover means lots of giggling and heaps of fun for Michiko and Mia. And the game is so much fun that they keep playing it at school, too. But their fun game goes downhill fast when a dare goes horribly wrong and Michiko breaks a school window...

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Tums uses flaps, with hilarious effects. Kangaroo's tummy is a place for hiding, penguin's tummy is good for sliding. Ages 2-5.

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Welcome to Wintervale University where a dark, terrible force sits at the center of the campus computer network, weaving an electronic web of deceit. In "Faceless", Gia Gibson is thrilled to be accepted into the Rathskeller, unaware that the Lurker has already plotted the course of her entire college career.