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Charlotte's dream of a summer writing workshop in Venice with her favorite author brings the chance to investigate the mysterious poet in her family's past, meet fascinating new people, and learn truths about her idol.

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When a young boy called Phelan Whelan is taken to the zoo by his mum on a hot summer's day, the last thing he expects is for a small hot penguin to stow away in his rucksack. Phelan soon realizes that Whistler the penguin can't live in his house, and together they plan to find a new home for him.

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Just when it's time for bed, there is a wiggle of a first loose tooth. Forget going to sleep - there are questions that need answers!

;A fearless novel - tough, tender and deeply moving - about the journey towards love and meaning in the lives of four young people struggling to find their place in complicated families and fragile communities. Margaret Wild's writing has the intensity and resonance of fine poetry, the ease and accessibility of good prose. For teenagers and adults.;

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The sequel to the pant-wettingly funny One Seriously Messed-Up Week. Jack Samsonite returns for more embarrassment and hilarity in this Adrian Mole for the 21st century

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A gorgeous, funny, happy-ending story in which sensible sixteen-year-old Lily finds a way to bring her 'freakish' family together for one whole and perfect day. 'A warm, engaging read about family and love and friendship and the ties that bind.' - Maureen McCarthy

Does the world shape us, or do we shape the world A suspenseful story of parallel realities - two girls in two worlds with two different ways to survive. 'Fascinating and absolutely memorable.' - Ursula Dubosarsky

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Connie Pickles is fulfilling her destiny. She's in Paris, and she has big plans. She will fall in love with someone other than William. She will find her long lost grandparents. She will become tres chic. But sometimes even destiny doesn't go to plan. This title is suitable for girls aged 11+.

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Finally the day has come when Jess can bring home her filly Opal. But after Opal almost drowns in a flooded river, she falls ill and won't get better. Has Diamond's spirit abandoned her

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Orange Detention is a trio of middle-grade stories dealing with real-world challenges for children today. It's packed with humor, life lessons, and insight that speaks to our hearts.

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Families don't have to look alike or even live together. Join Oscar as he learns how many different people are part of his family - even his CASA volunteer, Liz, and her special dog, Matilda.

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Otter's Big Dream is a wonderful story of a playful little otter with a great big imagination, and an even bigger heart. He has many big dreams and, of course, hopes his biggest dream really does come true.

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It's 1956 and the Melbourne Olympic Games have finally arrived! The whole city is buzzing with excitement and Lina can't wait to go along as a reporter for the school magazine. Ages 8+

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It's 1956 ... and Lina is working hard on the school newspaper. But mean Sarah Buttersworth isn't making it easy, and when Lina's best friend Mary gets distracted by her new television, things begin to fall apart. Meanwhile, at home, Lina starts to uncover some dark family secrets.

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Lina is an Italian girl living in Carlton in 1956 -- the year of the Melbourne Olympics. She's a scholarship girl who dreams of being a writer, but her biggest challenge in Year 7 is fitting into a world of privilege, so different from her own, and accepting that what makes her different also makes her strong.