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Ash feels like she's on an out of control carousel ride. There's her job at Shady Trails Ranch, Riding Club, two horses, three best friends, three enemies and one baby brother to look after. And if she's going to have a chance at winning a ribbon at the Annual riding show she'd better learn how to ride Western - and fast! Ages 8-12.

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Ashleigh and her horse-mad friends find themselves facing new challenges at school - from a nasty cyber-bully pushing an anti-horse campaign to a redevelopment plan of their favourite Shady Creek Riding Club. Ages 10-14.

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As hard as she tries, Shelby just can't stay out of trouble. This time, she and her friends Lindsey and Erin can't resist buying a beautiful, young pony that is going cheap at the horse auctions. For ages 9+.

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Enjoy this lively adventure as Arya explores the natural world and discovers colorful characters from a big diving
whale to loud roaring lion. Be careful not to scare the skunk or get too close to the bear! Captivating illustrations bring
Arya's playful world to life. Sherry Anne invites readers of all ages to embark on this delightful journey through the great outdoors!

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Remi is thrilled with his homework assignment; HOW DO YOU SEE ME He's waiting in anticipation to ask his family. Remi believes he already knows the answer and he is excited! How will they respond You know with family; they say the craziest things.The book is meant to teach children how God wants us to see one another not on our outward appearance but the beauty on the inside.

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Hedley Hopkins has a few problems: he is the new kid at school, straight off the boat from England in the 1950s. But if he could only just fulfil a dare and dig out the hideous skull hidden in a grave in the sand dunes, he could impress the bullies at school and become their friend... Ages 12+.

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When Jay hears other kids at school talking about their April Fools ideas it inspires his own-- He was going to prank the principal, Mr. Jones! His mission begins with a long list of ideas to pull off the best prank in the school. Would it work Could he succeed in pranking the principal You'll have to read to find out!

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At times it seems impossible to put into words how much we love those close to us. This lighthearted book seeks to quantify the immeasurable with kaleidoscopic illustrations and playful text. A quick read anytime and for any age, use the infinite stars and grains of sand to try and describe how deeply we love each other.

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Louise O'Connor is a troubled sixteen-year-old who leaves Sydney as an exchange student for mid-west USA. She hopes to create the perfect life she imagines only money can provide. But, the Hardings are as unpredictable as they are rich, and nothing works as planned. This is a humorous novel.

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At New Avalon, everyone has a personal fairy - some less desirable than others: Charlie's fairy ensures that she always has a car park, which seems to pale in comparison to Fiorenze's all-the-boys-like-you fairy. Hilarious, original, enchanting, this is urban teenage humour at its best

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Mannie is escaping - from small town life, from family mysteries, from grief, from her fragile former self; she's heading for the city in search of an elusive 'something' to make herself feel right. A YA novel of rare sensitivity, whimsical humour and revelation.

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The stylish and clever sequel to How to Rock Braces and Glasses by Meg Haston, now available in paperback. First published in hardback as How to Rock Break-Ups and Make-Ups

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In this hilarious tale of karmic retribution, a popular girl finds herself suddenly at the bottom of the social food chain. A middle grade debut by Meg Haston, now available in paperback.