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Timmy's friend and neighbour Mr Conroy is looking after a very small horse called Percy. Percy has come to the city because the drought means there's not much grass for him to eat on the farm. But keeping a horse in Neat Street is against the law and Percy is in danger of being locked up! Ages 6+.

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The remarkable true story of Edith Schwalb, kept safe due to the courage of an entire village in France during the Nazi invasion in WWII.

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And will the boy ever see the money he has been promised

There's highway robbery in the air, but it isn't always entirely clear just who is trying to rob who . .

Stunningly illustrated and fast-paced, this story for younger readers brings to life the legend of the most famous highwayman of them - and his amazing horse.

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Jeremy, Christopher and Isabel live on a farm. Their father has recently died and their mother has to work a lot harder. The children go fishing and swimming in the river and Hildegarde, the duck their father brought home as a baby duckling, goes with them.

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The hugely popular Sleepover Club series is back with a gorgeous new look. Meet Frankie, Kenny, Fliss, Rosie and Lyndz five best friends who just want to have fun!

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Jack is determined to find his missing father. He tracks him down to the seamy side of town and an underworld that has no place in modern society. A second thought-provoking book from this lively new author.

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Includes an excerpt of So jelly by the author.

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From the author of Good Oil, this extraordinary, bittersweet novel portrays a slice of Australian city life through an unforgettable girl named Holly who is navigating the nuances and complexities of being in her early 20s.

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Why are we the Ridgefield Spudders
I've heard people say.
Did we just turn into potatoes one day

There's more to the story
About the roots of our school
Starting with children, just like me and you

It's all about teamwork, hard work, and play,
About the importance of lifting up one another
Each and every day.

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The comic genius of McCloskey and his wry look at small-town America kept readers in stitches for generations. Readers follow along as a boy named Homer Price foils four slick bandits using nothing but his wits and a pet skunk. Illustrations.

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All eyes are on 17-year-old Lonnie Jackson while he practices with his team for a citywide basketball Tournament of Champions. His coach, Cal, knows Lonnie has what it takes to be a pro-basketball player, but warns him about giving in to the pressure. Cal knows because he, too, once had the chance--but sold out.

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Hootie the Persian cat is a lot of things, a puppy wrangler, a musician, and even a part-time dragon! Above all, Hootie is Billy Kate's best friend. The two of them love to play all sorts of games together. Then one day a friendly game of hide-and-seek turns dangerous. It's up to Hootie to save his friend Mojo from the nasty, cold-hearted neighborhood cat, Curmudgeon.

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This volume is a tale about a boy who discovers a valuable antique.

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Nathan's father, the Grim Reaper, doesn't trust him with a scythe, and for good reason - this kid's dangerous. Nathan is granted the next best thing: the ancestral book of curses "The 101 Damnations" - but only after promising faithfully never to use it.

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When Principal Skullwater bets on the Interghouls' Cricket Cup, the pressure is on the werewolf cricket team. Their team are rubbish, their opponents are pros, and if they lose the match they're expelled from school. Desperate, team captain Jason-Jock Werewolf trawls through his 'magic' book.

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Horror High - don't go there ...When zombie zilch-brain, Mick Living-Dead, makes an IQ-based bet, he couldn't have picked a worse opponent. Mick has no chance in Hell of winning a trivia contest against Mr Noel, Horror High's universally hated science teacher. He must resort to the only honourable option left - cheating.

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The Junior Cross Country Riding Championships are over and Ashleigh Miller has arrived at Waratah Grove Riding Academy. It's a dream come true for any horse-mad kid, but, as Ashleigh discovers, things don't always turn out like you hope they will... Age 8-12.

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At Linley, Ashleigh demonstrates a natural ability for teaching the younger girls. Ash is introduced to endurance riding and falls head over tail in love with the sport. Back in Shady Creek, Becky has lost the fight to save the Riding Club. But the club is miraculously saved. Ash comes to realise that changes can often help us to grow.

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Ashleigh Miller has landed a riding scholarship to the prestigious Linley Heights School and she's on top of the world. Who wouldn't want to live, learn and ride at a school where the classroom is in the riding arena, the teachers wear joddies and your horse can board with you But is being horse-mad enough for Ash to survive her new school

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Ash comes home from Waratah Grove Academy to find that the baby is due any day and best friend Becky's cast is off, which means riding together again at last! The Miller household is thrown into chaos when the baby is born and Ash finds herself at the bottom of the pecking order for the first time in her life! Ages 8+.

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Ashleigh is itching for her horse mad holiday with Becky and Jenna to begin. But when Jenna finally arrives from the city she feels like the vegemite in the sandwich. It's up to Ash to bring her two best friends together before time runs out.